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This farm stay closes each year from May to October for the winter season.Hagley RV Farm Stay is a low-cost campground ($10 per vehicle per night) for self-contained RVs. Established for opening in October 2019, the 3 acre campground is located on a 60 acre hobby farm owned and operated by local couple Annette & Stephen Camino.  Located within the village of  Hagley the property is easily accessible from Meander Valley Road (B54), 70km east of the Spirit of Tasmania terminal at Devonport and 30km west of Launceston. Farming activities are primarily cropping - growing fodder crops including grass and lucerne for silage and hay. Both Annette & Stephen also work locally - Annette is a nurse at the Launceston General Hospital while Stephen works in the Tasmanian poppy industry at Tasmanian Alkaloids in Westbury. Avid caravanners themselves, Annette & Stephen consider fellow RV travellers friends and as such are committed to the provision of a welcoming, personalised, quality, value for money camping experience. Facilities and Services  Pets welcome on a leadHagley RV Farm Stay "Happy Hour" ShedCommunal fire-pit (wood provided)Entertainment Books (discount voucher books) available for purchase.  Save $$$$ on your Tasmanian trip while supporting the Save the Tasmanian Devil Appeal - a double bonus.  You can buy one here: https://www.entertainmentbook.com.au/orderbooks/9y63159Tourist Information availableCommunal rest & recreation area with out-door games and activities avialable.  Disc-bowls, darts & quoits. And for the younger ones; footballs, soccer balls, cricket sets, kids darts, frisbees and the great Pokemon Search and Find!!  Hagley Recreation ground is also just a short 300m walk away where there is a playgroundBook / magazine exchange well stocked with a wide range of titles to satisfy anyone’s tasteHagley General Store/Australia Post is a short 650m walk to purchase your daily newspaper and supplies.Hagley Garage /United Petroleum is next door, consistently offering the cheapest fuel within the north of the state with a 6c/L discount for RACT card holders

Weethalle is a small rural farming community known for cropping and sheep farming. It is also commonly known for the breathtaking Weethalle Silo Art, which is responsible for attracting many visitors to the region. Travellers looking for a place to stay will find short-term parking at the Weethalle Showgrounds. Powered sites are available for a low-cost of $10 per vehicle per night, and guests can negotiate their length of stay. Showers and toilets can also be accessed at the grounds, as well as a dump point and potable water. While in town, pay a visit to one of Weethalle’s finest establishments. The Road Kill Grillz offers amazing meals, and their hamburgers are an absolute must. Do not let its name deter you, they offer some of the tastiest meals in town. If you appreciate silo art, enjoy great hospitality and want to explore the central west region of NSW, visit this small town on your next trip.Tourist/Visitor Information Centre        West Wyalong Visitor Information Centre6 Shire Street, West WyalongPh: 02 6972 2266www.blandshire.nsw.gov.auCasual Parking (near retail centre)       Mid Western Highway, Main St through townShort & Long Term Parking           Weethalle Showgrounds, Showground Rd$10pvpn power, negotiable stay limit, showers, toilets, water, bins, powerDump Point  Weethalle Showgrounds, Showground RdLat: -33.869199, Long: 146.623282Potable Water          Weethalle Showgrounds, Showground RdHospital        Nearest hospital is West WyalongDoctors Surgery     Nearest doctor surgery is West WyalongDentist           Nearest dentist is West WyalongPharmacy     Nearest pharmacy is West WyalongSupermarket            13/15 Mid Western Highway

York is nestled on the banks of the Avon River in the gently rolling farmlands of the beautiful Avon Valley. This lovely district offers unique insights into Western Australia’s rich and colourful past. York is the oldest inland town in Western Australia, situated 97 kilometres east of Perth and was the first inland settlement in Western Australia. The town has maintained a vibrant spirit among its many Victorian and Federation buildings.Visitors to town can find casual parking in Lowe Street, and overnight parking can be found across the river at Janet Millet Lane RV Park. Here, stays are free of charge and limited to 24 hours. A dump point is located on Janet Millet Lane, and potable water can be obtained from the taps adjacent to power outlets facing Avon Park. Offering a scenic and rural lifestyle, step back in time and immerse yourself in this historic town; for those who want to escape the bustle of the city and relax, York is the ideal destination. Well known for annual events and festivals, celebrating music, arts and crafts, vintage motor vehicles, cultural sporting events, and its historical gardens and roses; York is packed with plenty to see and do, making it a popular tourist destination.Tourist/Visitor Centre       York Information Services, 81 Avon Terrace, York WAPh: 08 9641 1301Email: info@york.wa.gov.auwww.york.wa.gov.au Casual Parking       Lowe St, adj to Avon Park, 24hrShort Term ParkingJanet Millet Lane RV park, self- contained vehicles only. No facilitiesDump Point  Janet Millet Lane RV parkPotable Water          Taps adjacent to power outlets facing Lowe St, Avon ParkHospital        Trews Rd, York, ph: 08 9641 0200Doctors Surgery     Howick St, York, ph: 08 9641 0000Pharmacy     York Pharmacy, Avon Terrace, York, ph: 08 9641 1044Supermarket            IGA, Avon Terrace, York, ph: 08 9641 1006