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Windorah is located in Central West Queensland and is situated 35km downstream from where the Thomson and Barcoo Rivers join. The town was established in the 1880s by the Whitman brothers and has a small population of just 80 people. Windorah’s main industry is sheep and cattle grazing, which is due largely to the abundance of Mitchell Grass and other herbage that is available. Featuring a waterhole of about 19 kilometres in length and up to ten metres in depth, Windorah is a fantastic spot for those who enjoy a spot of fishing and birdwatching.Coopers Creek Camp Area has free camping with a negotiable stay limit.  Access to toilets, shade and picnic tables are also available at his great site. Both a dump point and potable water can be found at Quilpie Windorah Rd, Windorah. Those visiting the region are encouraged to explore the red sand hills of Windorah, a sight that will truly welcome you to the great Australian outback. The perfect time to visit the sand hills is at sunset, with a glass of wine in hand, taking in the panorama of the starlit sky.Tourist/Visitor Information CentreWindorah Visitor Information Centre7 Maryborough St, WindorahPh: 07 4656 3063windorahinfo@barcoo.qld.gov.auwww.barcoo.qld.gov.auCasual Parking (near retail centre)Albert St & Maryborough StShort & Long Term ParkingCooper Creek Camp Area, Diamantina Development Rd, nil cost, toilets, shade, picnic table, pets are allowed and is suitable for any sized rig. Dump PointQuilpie Windorah Rd, WindorahLat: -25.417679, Long: 142.659655Potable WaterWindorah Caravan Park, Albert St and at the dump point siteDoctors SurgeryWindorah Primary Health Clinic, 15 Victoria St.Dr visits one day per fortnight and for emergencies Ph: 07 4656 6100PharmacyLimited pharmacy supplies available at Windorah Primary Health Clinic. Ph: 07 4656 6100Supermarket16 Albert St (Outback Shop)Fruit & veg truck every second Thursday, check with VIC.

Kendall is a picturesque village on the New South Wales mid-north coast, 355km north of Sydney. The town was named after the Australian poet, Henry Kendall, who lived in the area from 1875-1881. The village has a relaxed pace, and is situated on the Camden Haven River, surrounded by lush farmlands and national parks.Kendall Showground allows parking for up to 96 hours for a small charge. Toilets, potable water, a dump point and BBQ facilities are all available at the Showground.Kendall has retained much of its historic character and charm from the early 1900s. Visitors can enjoy the Kendall Heritage Walk, taking in 16 heritage sites in a comfortable walk. The Kendall Poet’s Walk is also a popular activity, showcasing poems on power poles around the village. Along with its history, Kendall is also the perfect place to explore nature, with the Middle Brother National Park and Boorganna Nature Reserve close by.Tourist/Visitor Information CentreIKew Visitor Information Centre133 Nancy Bird Walton DriveP: 02 6559 4400www.visitcamdenhaven.com.auCasual Parking (near retail centre)Graham St, KendallShort Term ParkingKendall Showground, 23 Batar Creek Rd, Kendall, (96hr), unpwr/pwr $25 for 2 adults per night, toilets, water, pwr (fees apply), live in caretaker, c/seating, BBQs.4 nights only Long Term ParkingKendall Showground, 23 Batar Creek Rd, Kendall, (96hr), unpwr/pwr $20pppn, tlts, water, pwr (fees apply), live in caretaker, c/seating, BBQs.4 nights only Dump PointKendall Showground, 23 Batar Creek Rd, Kendall(Lat Long: -31.6366, 152.7017)Potable WaterKendall Showground, 23 Batar Creek Rd, Kendall, fees applyHospitalNearest hospital is at Port Macquarie approx 20km from KendallDoctors SurgeryNearest GP is in Laurieton 10.7km from KendallDentistNearest Dentist is in Laurieton 10.7km from KendallPharmacyNearest Chemist is in Lakewood, 6.6km from KendallSupermarketKendall General Store, 9-13 Comboyne St, Kendall

Bingara is situated on the Gwydir River, approximately 150 kilometres north of Tamworth. The area was discovered in 1827, immediately attracting graziers, and in 1852 the gold prospectors followed. In the 1880s, copper and diamonds were discovered, and Bingara was the largest producer of diamonds at that time. The Gwydir River Camping Areas (off White & Faithful Sts) offer both short and long-term parking. There is no cost to stay at these sites; however, vehicles must be self-contained, and a maximum stay of 7 days applies. Pets on leads are welcome at the camping areas and potable water and dump point can be found at Cunningham Park. Please note: a small fee applies for water.The Gwydir River offers plenty of activities, including fishing, canoeing and river rafting. One of the best ways to experience the area is on horseback with Gwydir River Trail Rides, taking in the pleasure of superb bush trails along the river and high into the ranges. Bingara is a wonderful place to visit, especially for RV travellers.Tourist/Visitor Information CentreRoxy Theatre Building, 74 Maitland StPh: 02 6724 0066bingaratourism@gwydir.nsw.gov.auwww.bingara.com.au Casual Parking (near retail centre)Cunningham St (btwn Maitland & Riddell Sts)Cunningham St (btwn Maitland & Junction Sts)Short & Long Term ParkingGwydir River Camping Area, off White St and off Faithfull St, 7 day maximum stay, self-contained vehicles only, nil charge, pets on leadDump PointCunningham Park, Copeton Dam RdLat: -29.864064, Long: 150.576226Near Cemetery on Riddell StLat: -29.879591, Long: 150.57219Potable WaterCunningham Park, Copeton Dam Rd.     Small fee appliesHospitalCopeton Dam Rd, Ph: 02 6728 0100Doctors Surgery94 Maitland St, Ph: 02 6724 1900Pharmacy42 Maitland St, Ph: 02 6724 1400SupermarketIGA,41-45 Maitland St, Ph: 02 6724 1303