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Kilcoy is located approximately one hour from downtown Brisbane, and has stunning landscape characterised by rolling hills, sprawling pastures and shimmering lakes. Extensive forests and national parks surround the township, and at its fringes lay the picturesque Mount Kilcoy and Sandy Creek valleys. From the moment you arrive, you will discover a rustic and rural aspect that is engagingly rugged and beautiful.Anzac Park, on the corner of William and Seib streets, provides free parking for up to 20 hours. Additional parking, a dump point and potable water can all be found at the Kilcoy Showground, at the end of Showground Road.The scenic drive to Jimna to visit the striking Peach Trees Camping Ground is a must and a visit to Yowie Park for a picnic among the weeping willows and water birds, overlooking the stunning Greensill Lake, should not be missed.Tourist/Visitor Centre       Kilcoy Information CentreYowie Park, Hope St, Kilcoy QLDPh: 07 5424 4000tourism@somerset.qld.gov.auCasual Parking       Hope St, adj to Yowie ParkShort Term Parking           Kilcoy Overnight Stop, Sieb St, nil charge, 20hrs, bins SCV onlyLong Term Parking            Kilcoy Showground, end of Showground Rd, Kilcoy QLD, (7 nights), parking permit required, pwr $16.00 pv paid to caretaker on siteDump Point  Kilcoy Showground, end of Showground Rd, Kilcoy QLD, rigs up to 11mPotable Water          Qld Urban Utilities, 30 McCauley StKilcoy Showground, end of Showground Rd, Kilcoy QLDTanker filling stations (urbanutilities.com.au) Hospital        Kilcoy Hospital, Kropp St, Kilcoy QLD, Ph: 07 5422 4411Doctors Surgery     Kilcoy Medical Centre, cnr William & Kennedy St, Ph: 07 5497 1076; Mark Weller Medical, Brown St (Kilcoy Hospital precint), Ph: 07 5497 1766Pharmacy     Kilcoy Pharmacy, 20 Williams St, Kilcoy QLD, Ph: 07 5497 1122Supermarket            Super IGA, 38 Mary St, Kilcoy QLD, Ph: 07 5497 1043

Glenorchy is Tasmania’s fourth largest city. It is located on the western shore of the River Derwent below the imposing, Mount Wellington. Settled in 1804, Glenorchy was primarily an agricultural centre for the first 100 years of its settlement, until the zinc smelter at Lutana commenced operations and transformed Glenorchy into the industrial hub of southern Tasmania. For those passing through, the area offers plenty of scenic locations to go for a walk, from a foreshore stroll to challenging bushwalks in the foothills of Mount Wellington. There are also a wide variety of attractions to visit including ‘MONA’ - The Museum of Old and New Art - the largest privately funded museum in the southern hemisphere. Situated at 655 Main Road, Berriedale, it is one of the only Australian travel experiences that offer an internationally significant museum and art gallery, fine dining, wine bar, a vineyard, cellar door tastings and accommodation.Those visiting Glenorchy can find short and long-term parking at Royal Hobart Showground, 2 Howard Rd. Unpowered sites are available for $30 per vehicle per night and powered sites are available for $35 per vehicle per night; however, these rates are only offered to CMCA members once a valid membership card is presented. Stays are limited to 14 days and access to the dump point and potable water is included. There are plenty of attractions to see and plenty of activities to engage in within the Glenorchy region. The Intercity Cycleway from Claremont to Hobart offers easy access to attractions such as MONA, the Cadbury Visitor Centre and GASP! The world-renowned Glenorchy Mountain Bike Park is located at the mountain end of Tolosa Street and the Mount Wellington North-South bike track.Tourist/Visitor Centre       Council Offices, 374 Main Rd, Glenorchy TASPh: 03 6216 6800Information map, Brooker Hwy, Montrose Baywww.visitglenorchy.com.au or www.gcc.tas.gov.auCasual Parking       Anfield St, near the aquatic centreShort & Long Term Parking        Royal Hobart Showground, 2 Howard Rd, Unpwr $30 PVPN, Pwr $40 PVPN with $5 discount for CMCA Members, on valid Membership Card presentation, water and other facilities come at extra charge, (max 14 days); Treasure Island Caravan Park - overnightDump Point  Montrose Bay Reserve, Foreshore Road, Montrose Potable Water          Royal Hobart Showground; Montrose Bay Yacht ClubHospital        48 Liverpool St, Hobart, Ph: 03 6222 8308Doctors Surgery     Glenorchy Medical Centre, 346 Main Rd, Ph: 03 6274 0800Dentist           15 Regina St, Glenorchy, Ph: 03 6273 0486; 355 Main Rd, Glenorchy, Ph: 03 6273 1377Pharmacy     Terry White Pharmacy, Shop 14, Cooper St, Ph: 03 6272 4313; Elizabeth Hope Priceline Pharmacy, 346 Main Rd, Ph: 03 6272 7138Supermarket            Coles, Northgate Shopping Centre, Ph: 03 6273 1555; Woolworths Glenorchy, Cooper St, Ph: 03 6211 6411

Mangowine Homestead is an historic homestead in Nungarin, Western Australia, built by Charles and Jane Adams. It comprises a cottage built in approximately 1876, and has an adjacent building that was constructed in 1889 as an inn. In 1968, the granddaughter of Charles and Janes, Olive Warwick, handed the property over to the National Trust of Australia and was later opened to the public in 1973. The Homestead offers parking at a cost of $12 per vehicle per night for an unpowered site and $22 per vehicle per night for a powered site. The time limit is negotiable. Please note, Opening times can be subject to change, confirm with the property or National Trust Headquarters in Perth, ph: 08 9321 6088.Cost: Unpowered $12pvpn, Powered $22pvpnParking: NegotiableOpening Hours: Mon – Fri: 1pm to 4pm, Sat – Sun: 10am to 2pm & 1pm to 4pm. Opening times can be subject to change, confirm with the property or National Trust Headquarters in Perth, ph: 08 9321 6088