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The town of Three Springs is located on the North Midlands Highway, roughly 313 kilometres north of Perth, Western Australia. Three Springs is considered by many to be the hub of the North Midlands, and today, wheat farming is the primary industry in both the town and shire. For those travelling to the area, parking is available at Three Springs Short Stay Park, located at 36 Hall Street. A $10 deposit is required to stay here for use of amenities and is payable to the council office. This is able to be collected at the completion of your stay; however, a donation is appreciated. A dump point can be found at Hall St, between the Community Hall and Shire Office, as well as public toilets and potable water.The town has an array of parks and gardens for those who just wish to relax and enjoy their surroundings. Robinson Road-Arrowsmith River Crossing is a scenic drive with wildflowers galore. Or, for a unique photographic opportunity, Western Australia’s first Talc Mine is located just ten kilometres east of town. The overburdened heaps showcase a multitude of different coloured soils and provide a truly spectacular view.Tourist/Visitor Centre       Three Springs Visitor Centre, Railway Rd, Three Springs WAPh: 08 9954 1001http://www.threesprings.wa.gov.au/index.php/our-town/visitors-informationCasual Parking       Midlands Highway, Three SpringsShort Term Parking           Three Springs Short Stay Park, 36 Hall St, $10 deposit payable to council office. Maximum stay is 3 days. Codes for the Ablution Block at the Aquatic Centre can be collected from the Three Springs Shire between 8am & 4pm Monday to Friday.  Generators to be turned off by 9pm and not turned on before 6am.  Dogs must be kept on a leash at all times and owners must clean up after their dog.  Noise to be kept to a minimum after 9pm to ensure enjoyment of all users.Long Term Parking            Arrino Townsite, Lot 47-54 Midlands Hwy, ArrinoDump PointHall St, between Community Hall and Shire Office. Public toilets located at same site.Potable Water          Potable water is available at the aquatic center and in the laneway between the Shire Admin Centre and Town Hall.Hospital        16 Thomas StDoctors Surgery     12 Thomas StDentist           12 Thomas StPharmacy     Sal’s Pharmacy, 13/94 Railway RdSupermarket            Three Springs IGA, 110 Railway Rd

Eulo is a small town located in the Paroo Shire Council region of outback Queensland. Famous for the ‘Eulo Queen,’ Eulo also prides itself on the abundance of local produce available, as well as stunning opals and craft which can be found and purchased throughout town. RV travellers visiting Eulo can park their vehicles at Paroo River Camp Area, located on Adventure Way. Here, self-contained vehicles are welcome to stay at no-cost and a length of stay can be negotiated. Bins are available on-site and pets on a lead are welcome. A dump point is located on Shea Street and potable water can be obtained from Lizard Lounge, also located on Adventure Way. When visiting Eulo, be sure to take a photo with the life-size Diprotodon statue on display or take a relaxing bath in the unique Artesian Mud Baths, with water drawn from the Great Artesian Basin, and rich in essential vitamins and minerals. Tourist/Visitor Information CentreCunnamulla Visitor Information Centre2 Jane St, CunnamullaPh: 07 4655 8470https://cunnamullatourism.com.au/regions/eulo/Casual Parking (near retail centre)Leo StreetShort & Long Term ParkingParoo River Camp Area, Adventure Way EuloNegotiable stay limit, nil charge, self-contained vehicles only, bins and pets welcome on lead.Dump PointShea St, near rest areaPotable WaterLizard Lounge, Adventure WayHospitalNearest in CunnamullaDoctors SurgeryRFDS every fortnight in the town hallDentistNearest in CunnamullaPharmacyNearest in CunnamullaSupermarketNearest in Cunnamulla

Manilla is a town steeped in history and is the centre of a rich wheat-growing, wool, mixed farming and livestock district, at the junction of the Namoi and Manilla Rivers. It is situated 44 kilometres north of Tamworth on the Fossickers Way and 456 kilometres north of Sydney.For generations Manilla was a familiar campsite for Aboriginal families of the Kamilaroi Nation, the large Indigenous population inhabiting the central north-west region of NSW. The town was laid out in the early 1860s by Arthur Dewhurst. It was gazetted in 1863, although a major flood the following year swept away a number of buildings.You can experience a diverse range of activities in the Manilla district, including great fishing and water sports at Split Rock Dam (long-term parking is also available here) and Lake Keepit Recreation Area (an RV Friendly Destination™). Olives and other olive products such as oil are available to buy and taste at the Canberra Cafe, Manilla Street and platypus can be found in the Namoi and Manilla Rivers.Visit the Warrabah National Park, 35 kilometres north-east of Manilla, and enjoy the pools, rapids and bush walking tracks. It surrounds the Upper Namoi River, which traverses 18km of striking gorge country, where a number of large rapids flow gently past the car, camping and picnic area at the park entrance. Activities include bushwalking, canoeing, rock climbing, abseiling, fishing and swimming.In Manilla Street you will find Royce Cottage and Museum, which has the Pioneer Gallery, a schoolhouse, a machinery museum and the original house.So be sure to relax, stay and enjoy what Manilla has to offer.Tourist/Visitor Information CentreManilla VIC, 197 Manilla St, Manilla NSWPh: 02 6785 1207visitmanilla@bigpond.comwww.visittamworth.comCasual Parking (near retail centre)Manilla St & behind the VIC in Alexander LaneShort Term ParkingManilla Freedom Camp, Namoi St, 72hoursLong Term ParkingSplit Rock Dam, (15km north of Manilla), $10.00 pn unpwr; $18.00 pn pwrDump PointCoronation Park, near the Charles St entrancePotable WaterBP Australia Ltd, Manilla RdHospitalManilla Dist Health Centre, Ph: 02 6785 4000Doctors Surgery113 Manilla St, Ph: 02 6785 1095Pharmacy163 Manilla St, Ph: 02 6785 1651Supermarket165 Manilla St, Ph: 02 6785 1104