RV Friendlies & Events

Visit Gulgong and discover a small quaint town steeped in mining history. Nestled in the Mudgee wine region of NSW, this colonial goldmining town offers unique streetscapes with approximately 130 National Trust-listed heritage buildings for visitors to admire. For RV travellers passing through Gulgong or looking to explore the surrounding area, parking is available at Gulgong Showground for up to two weeks. Unpowered and powered sites are available for a rate of $20 (can choose whether to access power or not). The rate includes access to showers, toilets, bins, barbecues and water, and pets on leads are permitted. A free dump point is located at 17 Saleyards Lane. The town celebrates Australian writer and bush poet Henry Lawson with their establishment of the Henry Lawson Centre and the annual Henry Lawson Festival. There’s also plenty to see and do in the surrounding region. Visitors are encouraged to sample wines at one of the many acclaimed wineries and explore the magnificent Goulburn River National Park. Tourist/Visitor Information CentreGulgong Visitor Information CentreCnr Medley & Mayne Sts, GulgongPh: 02 6374 1204www.visitmudgeeregion.com.auCasual Parking (near retail centre)Goolma Rd, Tallawang Rd and Medley St.Short & Long Term ParkingGulgong Showground, Guntawang St7 night max stay, $20pvpn, pets on lead, showers, bins, toilets, BBQ and water. Dump PointCouncil Depot, Saleyards LaneLat: -32.35813     Long: 149.54595Potable WaterGulgong Showground, Guntawang StHospital34 Goolma Rd, Gulgong, Ph: 02 6374 1200Doctors Surgery102 Herbert St, Gulgong, Ph: 02 6374 1104Dentist114 Mayne St, Gulgong, Ph: 02 6374 2428Pharmacy119 Mayne St, Gulgong, Ph: 02 6374 1107Supermarket90-100 Mayne St, Gulgong

Corrigin is an agricultural town built on golden grain and sheep farms. Once known as ‘A Town of Windmills’ due to the abundant supply of underground water, today the town is a buzzing hub for grain production. Only 235km south-east of Perth on the Brookton Highway, Corrigin is a friendly farming community situated in the Central Wheatbelt. If you happen to be passing through town, make the most of the 48hr stopover at the Walton Street Parking Bay. There is no cost to stay at this short-term parking bay, and vehicles must be self-contained. Pets are permitted on leads, and toilets are available for use. A dump point is available at the parking bay, while potable water needs to be accessed at O’Shea Place (Corrigin Recreational & Events Centre).Even with its warm and welcoming community, Corrigin is also lucky enough to begin and end each day with breathtaking displays in the sky and ever-changing landscapes. The town’s eateries offer delicious meals and coffee, as well as delicious treats to tempt your sweet tooth. There is much to explore around the local area including the Corrigin Wildflower drive, various scenic lookouts and Gorge Rock.Tourist/Visitor Information Centre        Corrigin Community Resource Centre & Visitor Information55 Larke Cres, CorriginPh: 08 9063 2778www.corrigin.wa.gov.auCasual Parking (near retail centre)       Walton St parking bay, near corner of Campbell StShort Term Parking           Walton St Parking Bay48hrs, nil charge, self-contained vehicles only, pets on lead, bins, toiletsDump Point  Walton St Parking BayLat: -32.331295Long: 117.873167Potable Water          O’Shea Place (Corrigin Recreational & Events Centre)55 Larke CresHospital        49 Kirkwood St – Ph: 08 9063 0333Doctors Surgery     5 Murphy St – Ph: 08 9063 2107Dentist           45 Kirkwood St – Ph: 08 9063 2323Pharmacy     4 Campbell St – Ph: 08 9063 2094Supermarket            IGA, 8 Campbell St – Ph: 08 9063 2008Katem’s Supermarket, 10a Campbell St – Ph: 08 9063 2010

Boggabri is located on the banks of the Namoi River, west of Narrabri, on the Kamilaroi Highway. There is an interesting mix of architecture in town, which can be explored with a walk along the Boggabri Heritage Trail. There is an annual event in town known as Drovers Campfire, which is held at the end of April.Short and long term parking is available at Boggabri South Rest Area and Boggabri Showground, whilst a dump point and potable water are both located at Jubilee Park, Hull Street. There is a lot to see and do in the area, such as the Boggabri Historical Museum, Nelson’s Honey Factory and the striking rock formation known as Gins Leap. There is also Dripping Rock, a spectacular semi-circular waterfall surrounded by Melaleucas, which is a great place for a picnic and swim.Tourist/Visitor Information CentreBoggabri Tearooms, Ph: 02 6743 4557,all main street businesses, www.visitnarrabri.com.au Casual Parking (near retail centre)Wee Waa St,Laidlaw StShort & Long Term ParkingBoggabri Sth Rest Area,Gins Leap Rest AreaThe Boggabri Showground, Kamilaroi Highway, Boggabri, Powered sites with water $20 per night Unpowered $10 Weekly $100 Dump PointJubilee Park, Hull StPotable WaterJubilee Park, Hull StHospitalWee Waa St, Ph: 02 6749 7000Doctors Surgery10 Wee Waa St, Ph: 02 6743 4274DentistMerton St, Ph: 02 6743 4382Pharmacy132 Merton St, Ph: 02 6743 4344SupermarketIGA, Merton St, Ph: 02 6742 4201