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This friendly bowling club offers a maximum 48 hour stay for free as long as you patronise the club and use their bistro and bar facilities.  Toilets and showers are available in the club house.  They offer unpowered facilities and a dump station.  Enter the camping area via Steven Street.The bar is open everday from 11am until late. The dining room is open for lunch daily from 12noon until 2pm.  Dinner, Sunday to Wednesday is open from 6pm until 8pm.  Dinner, Thursday to Saturday is open from 6pm until 8:30pm.Parking: Parking on site (facilities of club must be used), self containted vehicles only, 48rs, nil cost, pets on lead, WiFi availableOpening Hours: Bar 11.00am - late, Bistro also available

Gunnedah is located on the Oxley and Kamilaroi Highways in north-eastern New South Wales, 475 kilometres from Sydney and 75 kilometres from the nearest regional centre, Tamworth. The town is served by the daily Countrylink Xplorer service between Sydney and Moree. Situated on a sloping ridge above the Namoi and Mooki Rivers, Gunnedah is in the heart of the wheat belt and possesses the largest beef cattle selling centre in New South Wales. The wheat grain silos loom over the town, with wool, pigs, poultry, sheep, lucerne, barley, cotton, oilseeds and sorghum being other primary industries. Gunnedah sits upon one of New South Wales largest coal seams. The town also has a major, brickworks, livestock feed companies and flour mill.Branded Koala Capital of the World, Gunnedah was blessed with one of the largest and healthiest koala populations west of the Great Divide. Chlamydia, urbanisation and droughts have decimated the population over the years so that koala encounters are not as frequent nowadays. A brand-new Koala Sanctuary scheduled to open in Gunnedah in 2026 has been built to help bring our furry friends back to GunnedahGunnedah’s agricultural foundation is reinforced each August when 100,000 visitors flock to the town for Ag-Quip, the largest agricultural field days in the southern hemisphere, while the district’s rich rural heritage is preserved in the vast collection of equipment at the Rural Museum. This beauty of 'a land of sweeping plains' inspired Gunnedah’s favourite visitor, Dorothea Mackellar in much of her poetry and prose.Visitors to Gunnedah are always pleasantly surprised with the diversity of attractions and events including Lake Keepit State Park, museums and galleries, bushwalking, golfing, sightseeing and tours.Tourist/Visitor Centre    Gunnedah VIC, 81-83 Chandos St, Gunnedah NSWPh: 02 6740 2230Email: tourism@gunnedah.nsw.gov.auwww.infogunnedah.com.auCasual Parking    Wolseley Park, Bloomfield St & Conadilly StShort Term Parking    CMCA RV Park Gunnedah. 107 Chandos Street. Self-contained vehicles only. Access to dump point, happy hour shelter and water included. 14 night stay limit applies. $3.00 per site per night and an additional fee of $2.00 per person per night (members), $15pvpn non CMCA Members. Pets on a lead permitted.Gunnedah RV Camping Area, South St, (72hr); Donnelly Fields, Maitland St, next to the Kelvin Rd bridge, self-contained vehicles only (24hr)Long Term Parking    Redbank Camping Area (72hr)Dump Point    Gunnedah Showground, South St (Oxley Hwy), inside gates;Gunnedah RV Camping AreaPotable Water    Gunnedah Showground, South St (Oxley Hwy) entrance;Gunnedah RV Camping AreaHospital    Marquis St, Ph: 02 6741 8000Doctors Surgery    110 Barber St, Ph: 02 6742 3477; 52 Elgin St, Ph: 02 6742 5400; 24 hr Clinic, Anzac Pde, Ph: 02 6741 8031Dentist    107 Barber St, Ph: 02 6742 0369Pharmacy    204 Conadilly St, Ph: 02 6742 0018; 270 Conadilly St, Ph: 02 6742 0024Supermarket    Coles, 80-98 Conadilly St, Ph: 02 6741 7600; Woolworths,119-129 Conadilly St, Ph: 02 6742 3255; Franklins,185-195 Conadilly St, Ph: 02 6742 5590

Railton is a small town located 20km inland from Devonport, on the north-west coast of Tasmania. The town was originally named Redwater Creek, and became Railton after the construction of the tramway line in the 1860s. Early settlers to the area, mainly farmers and timber workers, lived in slab huts and by the 1900s, Railton had a flourishing timber trade with two sawmills. The towns wide main street was originally built for the bullock teams making their way to the railway station to unload the produce and timber, while the cement works and lime works give an insight into the past of the town.Railway Park which is located on The Esplanade, just off Foster Street, offers those with self-contained vehicles parking for up to 96 hours. Sites are free of charge, and visitors will have access to a dump point and potable water. Railton is a fantastic place to visit and immerse yourself in the rich history and culture that the town has on offer. The Looking Glass Cottage is a magical experience of fibre optic displays. The cottage houses many animated fibre optic lamps, Christmas trees and decorations and gift ideas from lava and glitter lamps. The Looking Glass Cottage also has the Visitor Information Centre, where free guided tours of the topiary can be arranged. The nearby streams and Mersey River offer trout and fly fishing and swimming. Tourist/Visitor Centre       Railton VIC, 5 Pioneer Cres, Sheffield TASPh: 03 6491 1036kvic@kentish.tas.gov.auwww.sheffieldcradleinfo.com.au or www.kentish.tas.gov.auCasual Parking       Railway Park, Esplanade, RailtonShort Term Parking           Railway Park, Esplanade, Railton (96hr)CMCA RV Park - 15 Esplanade, $3.00 per site per night and an additional fee of $2.00 per person per night (members), $15pvpvn non CMCA Members, 14 night max stay in any 21 day period, dump point, potable water, pets on lead welcomeDump Point  Railway Park, Esplanade, RailtonPotable Water          Railway Park, Esplanade, RailtonHospital        Bass Hwy, Latrobe, Ph: 03 6426 5111Doctors Surgery     Medical Centre, 1 Henry St Sheffield, Ph: 03 6491 1166Pharmacy     33 Foster St, Railton TAS, PH: 03 6496 1023Supermarket            IGA, 46 Main St, Sheffield, Ph: 03 6491 1306; IGA, 79 Gilbert St, Latrobe, Ph: 03 6426 1151