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Bigga is a lovely little village in the Southern Tablelands of New South Wales and is the gateway to Lake Wyangala and the Grabine Lakeside Inland Waters Holiday Park. Being the closest town to the lake, Bigga makes for an excellent base to explore the surrounding waterways and Keverstone National Park.Short-term parking is located at Bigga Recreation Ground on Mulgowrie Street and parking is only available to those travelling in self-contained vehicles. At no charge, vehicles can stay on site for up to 72 hours, and access to bins, showers, toilets and water is available. Both a dump point and potable water are located at the grounds.Bigga sits high on the Great Dividing Range, near the junction of the Lachlan and Abercrombie Rivers. The town’s elevation provides magnificent views of the surrounding countryside, so keep your camera handy on your visit to Bigga. The Grabine Lakeside development draws thousands of visitors to the area annually, where they enjoy boating, water skiing, fishing, hiking and four-wheel driving.Tourist/Visitor Information CentreCrookwell Visitor Information Centre36 Goulburn St, CrookwellPh: 02 4832 1988www.visitupperlachlan.com.auCasual Parking (near retail centre)Bigga Recreation Ground, Mulgowrie St BiggaShort Term ParkingBigga Recreation Ground, Mulgowrie St BiggaNil charge,self-contained vehicles only, 72hrs, pets on lead, no mobile coverage, showers, bins, toilets, waterDump PointBigga Recreation Ground, Mulgowrie St BiggaLat: -34.082748 Long: 149.153057Potable WaterBigga Recreation Ground, Mulgowrie St BiggaNear the shower blockHospitalNearest hospital is in CrookwellDoctors SurgeryNearest doctor is in CrookwellDentistNearest dentist is in CrookwellPharmacyNearest pharmacy is in CrookwellSupermarketGeneral Store, Binda St – Ph: 02 4835 2234

Birdsville is situated between the sands of the Simpson Desert and the gibber plains of Sturt’s Stony Desert. The town is home to the famous Birdsville Hotel and the Birdsville Races, which bring thousands of people to town in September each year. Previously known as Diamantina Crossing, Birdsville was renamed due to the diverse birdlife of the area. In town you can visit the Australian Inland Mission Hospital, the Birdsville Working Museum and the two art galleries. Near town, the attractions include the Simpson Desert, ‘Big Red’- the tallest sand dune of the Simpson, the old Diamantina Crossing and a Burke and Wills campsite. The Simpson Desert National Park is home to many mammals and reptiles and over 180 bird species. After a day’s sightseeing, take a picnic and go swimming at Pelican Point, the billabong near town.Those visiting Birdsville can find short and long term parking at Diamantina River Reserve (Diamantina Development Road).The Birdsville of today is a modern community offering travellers a general store, bakery, restaurants, medical clinic, auto services and a police station.Tourist/Visitor Centre       Wirrari Visitors Centre, Billabong Boulevard, Birdsville QLDPh: 07 4656 3300visitors@diamantina.qld.gov.auwww.diamantina.qld.gov.auCasual Parking       Both sides of Adelaide Street as well as the large vacant block in front of the Wirrarri Visitor Centre bounded by Burt and Adelaide StreetsShort & Long Term Parking        Diamantina River Reserve (Diamantina Development Road).Dump Point  Adelaide St, (W side of town)Diamantina Development Rd, (route to race course)Potable Water          Numerous taps located in front of the Wirrarri Visitor Centre (bounded by Burt and Adelaide Streets) and at the Birdsville Roadhouse (Frew Street) and the Mobil Service Station (Adelaide Street)Hospital        Cnr Adelaide St & Vaughan St, Ph: 07 4656 3245Doctors Surgery     Located at hospital, cnr Adelaide St & Vaughan St, Ph: 07 4656 3245Dentist           Visits every six monthsSupermarket            Birdsville Roadhouse, cnr Frew St & Florence St, Ph: 07 4656 3226

Yelarbon is a small rural town in Queensland’s Goondiwindi region, known for its warm country hospitality and peaceful, wide-open landscapes. With its quiet charm, local history, and relaxed pace, Yelarbon makes a welcoming stopover for those exploring the Southern Queensland countryside.RV travellers will find convenient facilities at the Yelarbon Recreation Grounds on Wyemo Street, where both short and long-term parking options are available. Powered and unpowered sites are offered at affordable nightly rates of $20pvpn and $15pvpn respectively, with access to showers, toilets, water, BBQs, bins and sheltered seating. A dump point and potable water are located on site, making it easy to refresh and refuel before continuing your journey. While in Yelarbon, be sure to visit the impressive When the Rain Comes silo art, a stunning large-scale mural that has quickly become the town’s signature attraction. Take time to explore the surrounding bushland walking trails, spot local birdlife, or enjoy a peaceful picnic by the lagoon. History buffs may appreciate a visit to the local museum or the remnants of the region’s early timber and railway heritage. With its relaxed pace and friendly atmosphere, Yelarbon offers a charming break on your travels through southern Queensland.Tourist/Visitor Information Centre       Goondiwindi Visitor Information Centre45 Bowen St, Goondiwindi QLD 4390Ph: 07 4671 7474W: visitgoondiwindiregion.comCasual Parking (near retail centre)      Large vehicle parking is available at the front of the post office, across the road in the designated rest stop and all surrounding streets.Short & Long Term Parking       Yelarbon Recreation Grounds, 27 Wyemo StNegotiable stay limit, $15 unpowered & $25 powered per night. Showers, toilets, power, water, BBQ, bins, covered seating.This site is operated by volunteers – 0400 018 897Dump Point Yelarbon Recreation Grounds, 27 Wyemo StLat: -28.575755Long: 150.756669Potable Water        Yelarbon Recreation Grounds, 27 Wyemo StSupermarket          My Local Store/Roadhouse19 Taloom St, Yelarbon