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Wondai is centrally situated in the South Burnett Region, between the large towns of Kingaroy and Murgon. With a population of only 2000, Wondai offers RV tourists a quiet base to explore the surrounding countryside.Short-term parking is available for up to 48 hours, free of charge, at Wondai Free Camp. Amenities available include toilets, showers, bins and water. For long-term parking, Wondai Showground offers travellers a negotiable length of stay for $15 per vehicle per night for unpower and $25 for power. This rate includes access to bins, toilets, showers, covered seating and water. A dump point is located on Haly Street, with additional potable water located nearby.Surrounded by a stunning countryside and with a number of heritage and cultural attractions to visit, Wondai is a great little town to visit on your next trip. Explore neighboring towns or a visit tp some of the local wineries is usually a must for those passing through the area.Tourist/Visitor Information CentreWondai Visitor Information Centre80 Haly St, WondaiPh: 07 4189 9251www.southburnett.qld.gov.auCasual Parking (near retail centre)Mackenzie St, WondaiShort Term ParkingWondai Free Camp, Haly St Wondai48hrs, nil charge, pets on lead, mobile coverage, showers, bins, toilets, waterLong Term ParkingWondai Showgrounds, Baynes St Wondai Unpwr $15 pvpn and pwr $25pvpn, mobile coverage, showers, bins, toilets, covered seating, power, water, negotiable stay limitDump Point38 Haly St, WondaiLat: -26.31743, Long: 151.87386Potable Water38 Haly St along from dump pointHospitalClosest hospital in MurgonDoctors Surgery18 Mackenzie St, Wondai Ph: 07 4168 5050Pharmacy64 Mackenzie St, Wondai Ph: 07 4168 5411Supermarket70-72 Mackenzie St, Wondai

Collarenebri is a quiet country town of approximately 500 people, located in northern New South Wales, 707 kilometres north-west of Sydney. The town was established in 1860 when William Earl established a pub called ‘The Squatter’s Arms’ on the Barwon River. Within the township there are still many historical buildings dating back to 1910. Cutler’s Store was originally opened in 1937, and now operates as a cafe and takeaway food store, with locals claiming it to be the best freshly cooked food in town. Collarenebri is said to be the best inland fishing location in Australia, with many fantastic fishing spots located along the Barwon River.There are plenty of parking options in town, with short term stays available at no cost at the Collarenebri Primitive Camping Ground, located within the Collarenebri Sportsground. A free dump point and potable water is also available at this location. For longer stays, the Collarenebri Showground allows parking for up to 7 days, at a small fee of $11 per van per night.Tourist/Visitor Centre       Collarenebri Agency37 Wilson St, Collarenebri NSWPh: 02 6756 2104Casual Parking       Collarenebri Lions Park, Wilson St, CollarenebriShort & Long Term Parking        Collarenebri Primitive Camping Ground, Collarenebri Sportsground, (48hr), nil cost, tlts, shwrs, bins, water, pets okDump Point  Collarenebri Primitive Camping Ground, Collarenebri SportsgroundPotable Water          Collarenebri Primitive Camping Ground, Collarenebri SportsgroundHospital        Walgett St, Collarenebri. Ph: 02 6756 4888Doctors Surgery     Walgett St, Collarenebri. Ph: 02 6756 4830Pharmacy     2 Wilson St, Collarenebri. Ph: 6756 2288Supermarket            Khans IGA, Wilson St, Collarenebri. Ph: 6756 2142

Visit Gulgong and discover a small quaint town steeped in mining history. Nestled in the Mudgee wine region of NSW, this colonial goldmining town offers unique streetscapes with approximately 130 National Trust-listed heritage buildings for visitors to admire. For RV travellers passing through Gulgong or looking to explore the surrounding area, parking is available at Gulgong Showground for up to two weeks. Unpowered and powered sites are available for a rate of $20 (can choose whether to access power or not). The rate includes access to showers, toilets, bins, barbecues and water, and pets on leads are permitted. A free dump point is located at 17 Saleyards Lane. The town celebrates Australian writer and bush poet Henry Lawson with their establishment of the Henry Lawson Centre and the annual Henry Lawson Festival. There’s also plenty to see and do in the surrounding region. Visitors are encouraged to sample wines at one of the many acclaimed wineries and explore the magnificent Goulburn River National Park. Tourist/Visitor Information CentreGulgong Visitor Information CentreCnr Medley & Mayne Sts, GulgongPh: 02 6374 1204www.visitmudgeeregion.com.auCasual Parking (near retail centre)Goolma Rd, Tallawang Rd and Medley St.Short & Long Term ParkingGulgong Showground, Guntawang St7 night max stay, $20pvpn, pets on lead, showers, bins, toilets, BBQ and water. Dump PointCouncil Depot, Saleyards LaneLat: -32.35813     Long: 149.54595Potable WaterGulgong Showground, Guntawang StHospital34 Goolma Rd, Gulgong, Ph: 02 6374 1200Doctors Surgery102 Herbert St, Gulgong, Ph: 02 6374 1104Dentist114 Mayne St, Gulgong, Ph: 02 6374 2428Pharmacy119 Mayne St, Gulgong, Ph: 02 6374 1107Supermarket90-100 Mayne St, Gulgong