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Pinjarra sits on the banks of the Murray River, 86 kilometres south of Perth and just 21 kilometres south-east of Mandurah. This picturesque country town is one of Western Australia’s earliest settled localities, rich with heritage and community spirit.Visitors can access RV short-term parking along Pinjarra-Williams Road, adjacent to the Heritage Train Station. Parking is free and limited to 24 hours, with a dump point and potable water available on-site for added convenience.Pinjarra’s long and layered history is beautifully preserved in its historic streetscapes and architecture. A standout is the Edenvale Heritage Precinct, now a vibrant hub of creativity and culture. Browse arts and crafts stores, explore galleries and the machinery museum, or follow the Heritage Walk Trail for a fascinating journey through the town’s past.The town’s heritage appeal blends seamlessly with its collection of contemporary and antique boutiques, quaint cafés and artistic flair. Delve into its hidden gems and uncover exquisite fashion, eclectic homewares, and timeless treasures to take home. Cross the suspension bridge for a picnic at Cantwell Park, or unwind in the riverside beer garden at the recently restored Exchange Hotel Pinjarra.Golfers can enjoy a round at Pinjarra Golf Club, teeing off among towering gums and lush fairways, while racegoers can soak up the atmosphere at the iconic country horse races. Families will love a hands-on day out with wildlife at Ranger Red’s Zoo & Conservation Park.Whatever you decide, you’ll uncover a town brimming with unique experiences and country charm in Pinjarra.Tourist/Visitor Centre       Dwellingup Trails & Visitor CentreMarinup St, Dwellingup WAPh: 08 9538 1108www.visitpinjarra.com.au Edenvale Heritage PrecinctCnr George & Henry St, Pinjarra WAwww.edenvaleheritageprecint.com.auCasual Parking       Murray St, Edenvale Visitors Parking areaShort Term Parking           21 Pinjarra-Williams Road, Pinjarra. Free 24-hour overnight stay, maximum of 15 vehicles. Located adjacent to the Pinjarra Train station with close proximity to public toilet facilities, RV dump point, potable water. It’s a short walk to the nearby Premier Hotel, or cross the suspension bridge over the Murray River to reach Pinjarra town centre. Here, you’ll find the recently restored Exchange Hotel Pinjarra, the beautiful Edenvale Heritage Precinct, plus many cafes, bakeries, shopping centre, vintage shops, chemist and boutiques all within walking distance. Dump Point  21 Pinjarra-Williams Rd, PinjarraPotable Water          21 Pinjarra-Williams Rd, PinjarraHospital        Murray District Hospital, McKay St, Pinjarra. Ph 08 9531 7222Peel Health Campus, 110 Lakes Rd, Mandurah. Ph 08 9531 8000Doctors Surgery     Pinjarra Doctors, 27 Murray St, Pinjarra. Ph 08 9531 4286Dentist           Murray Dental Care, 39 McLarty Rd, Pinjarra. Ph 08 9531 2725Pharmacy     Chemmart Pharmacy, 27 Forrest St, Pinjarra. Ph 08 9531 2436Pinjarra Pharmacy, 7 George St, Pinjarra. Ph 08 9531 1361Supermarket            Coles, Pinjarra Junction Shopping Centre, George St, Pinjarra. Ph 08 9531 7800

Goomeri is a rural town located in the Gympie local government area and is 180 kilometres north-west of Brisbane. It has a small, friendly population of 500 residents. The town is surrounded by beef cattle and dairy grazing country intersected by small ranges and eucalyptus scrub. Rural stations and homesteads were established with European settlement around 1846. Goomeri is said to retain a certain ‘old world charm’, this is reflected in the preservation of its many historic buildings constructed during its agricultural heyday (1930s - 1960s). The art deco inspired Memorial Clock was built in 1939 and is considered one of the towns favourite landmarks. Goomeri boasts a variety of local gourmet food producers including specialty cheeses, olives, and award winning pies. The township lies within easy reach of the South Burnett wine district with numerous vineyards and cellar doors in close proximity. The recently refurbished public park in Goomeri’s town centre now provides an attractive rest stop for visitors to this attractive regional town.Visitors to the town can find short-term parking at Goomeri Showground, cnr Moore St & Laird St (Burnett Hwy). Parking is available for 96 hours, however prior arrangements can be made for extended stays by phoning 07 4168 4177. Parking will cost $20 per vehicle per night for an unpowered site and $25 per vehicle per night for power, and visitors have access to potable water (fee) and a dump point. Goomeri is home to Australia’s only Pumpkin Festival, a free, family-friendly event which is held in late May. The Festival began in the 1990s when farmers were doing it tough and morale was low due to prolonged drought. The highlight of the Pumpkin Festival is the 'Great Australian Pumpkin Roll' down Policeman's Hill. The Festival has expanded to include more pumpkin based competitions including Decorated Pumpkins, Giant Pumpkins and a Pumpkin Quilt Challenge. These events are complemented by market stalls, a heritage and outback street parade, whip cracking, working dog displays, horsemanship displays, roving entertainment and great local food.Tourist/Visitor Centre       Goomeri Information & Heritage Centre, cnr Moore St & Maudsley St, Goomeri QLDPh: 07 4168 4488Casual Parking       Main St; Goomeri ShowgroundShort & Long Term Parking        Goomeri Showground, cnr Moore St & Laird St (Burnett Hwy), (96hr), $20 unpwr, pvpn; $25pwr, pvpn (extended stays by arrangement), Ph: 07 4168 4177Dump Point  Goomeri Showground $2 fee if not staying at the showground - CMCA is working with Council on another potential site for a free dump point.Potable Water          Goomeri Showground, (water has a charge)Hospital        Murgon Hospital (12min), (ambulance transports to Murgon)Doctors Surgery     2/19 Moore St, Ph: 07 4168 4244 (BH); 07 4168 4244 (A/H)Dentist           101 Lamb St, Murgon, Ph: 07 4168 1540Pharmacy     19 Moore St, Ph: 07 4169 7800Supermarket            Foodworks, 20 Boonara St, Ph: 07 4168 4103

Clifton is located in the Darling Downs region of Queensland, approximately 158 kilometres south-west of Brisbane. The idyllic fertile, agricultural land surrounding Clifton has seen it build a successful economy around cereal crops, vegetables, cattle and horses. Clifton’s country charm is evident through the warm, friendly welcome from the locals. The town has long been a farming community since its settlement in 1840, however its original development was planned with consideration to the railway route.The Clifton Recreation Reserve on Davenport and Morton Streets offers unpowered RV parking for $15 per vehicle per night. There is a generous 2 week time limit and showers, toilets, power (extra fee), bins and covered seating are available. Visitors also have access to the free dump point and potable water at this site.The town offers many services convenient to visitors including a newsagent, bank, coffee shop, service station, chemist, post office and butcher to name a few. Many historic buildings still remain, including a picture theatre over 100 years old. The town’s streetscapes have been used as a backdrop in many Australian movies, including The Thorn Birds.Tourist/Visitor Information CentreClifton Railway Station Information CentreClark St, Clifton 4350P: 07 4612 3087www.cliftonpa.orgCasual Parking (near retail centre)Cnr Mowen & King Sts & along Edward StShort & Term ParkingClifton Recreation Reserve, Davenport & Morton Sts, unpwr $15 pvpn (payable to Council during business hrs or to caretaker’s cottage after hrs), pwr $25 pvpn, shwrs, tlts, bins, water, c/seating, mobile coverage, pets on leads (2 wks max).Dump PointClifton Recreation Reserve (Lat Long: -27.9264, 151.9121)Potable WaterClifton Recreation ReserveHospital20 Norman St, Clifton ph 07 4697 3097Doctors Surgery20 Norman St, Clifton ph 07 4697 3097