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Mukinbudin is located 38 kilometres from Bencubbin and 128 kilometres from Southern Cross, in Western Australia’s north-eastern Wheatbelt, making it the perfect base from which to explore the nearby Pioneers Pathway touring route.Casual parking is available in Strugnell Street, and for those thinking about staying in town a little while longer, parking is available at Mukinbudin Caravan Park, situated at 25 Cruickshank Road. Powered sites are available from $20 per vehicle per night, and unpowered sites are available for $10 per vehicle per night - stay 7 nights and get this night free. Visitors will also have access to a dump point and potable water. There is plenty to see and do in Mukinbudin. Some attractions include the 50s Farm Shed Museum, displaying restored farm machinery, the Unique Bulk Grain Storage Silo built in 1949, and the Wattoning Historical site used for carting water from gnamma holes and two wells constructed by pastoralists at the turn of the century. Tourist/Visitor Centre       Mukinbudin VIC, 15 Maddock St, Mukinbudin WAPh: 08 9047 1102Email: admin@mukinbudin.wa.gov.auwww.mukinbudin.wa.gov.au Casual Parking       Strugnell St; Shadbolt StShort Term Parking           Mukinbudin Caravan Park, 25 Cruickshank Rd, pwr $35 pvpn; unpwr $20 pvpn (7th night free)Long Term Parking            Mukinbudin Caravan Park, 25 Cruickshank Rd, pwr $35 pvpn; unpwr $20 pvpn (7th night free)Dump Point  Mukinbudin Caravan Park, 25 Cruickshank Rd, Ph: 08 9047 1103Potable Water          Mukinbudin Caravan Park, 25 Cruickshank Rd, Ph: 08 9047 1103Hospital        Local ambulance to Kununoppin Hospital (45km), RFDS strip at MukinbudinDoctors Surgery     Cnr Maddock St & Ferguson St, Ph: 08 9047 1123Pharmacy     Nursing Post, Dr visits once a week, Ph: 08 9047 1123 (ltd items avail at IGA)Supermarket            IGA, 27 Shadbolt St, Ph: 08 9047 1153

Campbell Town is located on the Midland Highway halfway between Hobart and Launceston. Today the town is the primary service centre for the surrounding agricultural properties, as well as a highly popular stopping point for travellers on the Midland Highway.The town’s wide, tree-lined streets are accommodating for recreational vehicles with ample parking in the centre of town on Commonwealth Lane. Short-term parking is available at Blackburn Park Rest Area for up to 48 hours. Vehicle must be self-contained to stay at the rest area, and a free permit must be obtained online to stay overnight. A dump point is located on King Street, and a potable water station is available at War Memorial Oval on High Street.The serene Elizabeth River meanders by Campbell Town with the banks of the river offering superb locations for shaded picnics. The town has several niche shops including a traditional lolly store, handmade leather goods, rich chocolates, a bookstore and many more. Less than 30 minutes from town, Lake Leake offers a premium fishing spot stocked with brook and rainbow trout.Tourist/Visitor Centre       Heritage Hwy Museum & Visitor Centre, 103 High St, Campbell Town TASPh: 03 6381 1353campbell.town.tas@gmail.comwww.discovertasmania.com Casual Parking       Commonwealth Lane car parkShort Term Parking           Blackburn Park, Franklin St,SCV only, 48 hours, free permit requiredDump Point  King St Oval (W side of High St, adj to King St Oval)Potable Water          War Memorial Oval, High StDoctors Surgery     70 High St, Ph: 03 6381 1133Pharmacy     Campbell Town Pharmacy, 2/119 High St, Ph: 03 6381 1242SupermarketFestival IGA, 113 High St, Ph: 03 6381 1311

Pooncarie is a small town in south-west New South Wales, situated 1159 kilometres west of Sydney on the eastern side of the Darling River. The village was once a bustling port town, with paddle steamers lining the wharf. The original wharf site still exists, however little else remains of that period. Pooncarie is now a quaint, outback town with a tiny population of approximately 330.The Pooncarie Port Pitstop serves the locals and passing through travellers as a café, convenience store and petrol station. Parking is allowed for up to 24 hours free of charge, with amenities onsite including showers, toilets, BBQs, bins and covered seating. Pets on a lead are permitted.Pooncarie makes an ideal stopover when following the Darling River Run, or when continuing to the nearby Mungo National Park. Visit in October to witness the annual Pooncarie Cup Race Meeting, a unique outback racing experience, or check the dates for the next Pooncarie Field Day, held every two years.Address: 18-20 Tarcoola Street, TarcoolaPhone: 03 5029 5267Cost: Nil chargeParking: Showers, toilets, bins, pets on lead, BBQ, water, seating, 24hrsOpening Hours: Mon- Fri 7.30am - 6pm, Weekends 8am-6pm