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Port Neill is a small coastal town on the eastern side of the Eyre Peninsula. With great fishing and clear calm waters for boating, sailing and water skiing, Port Neill is an idyllic place for the whole family. Visitors travelling in RVs can stay at Port Neill RV Park for up to 5 days, giving people ample opportunity to explore the town and its surrounding region. To stay at the park, vehicles must be self-contained and a fee of $10 per vehicle per night is to be paid via the honesty box. Pets are permitted on leads, and the closest dump point is located on Wallis Street.The historic ‘Green Shed’ is a popular spot for picnics, barbecues and lazy afternoons. While the boat ramp and breakwater make launching the boat a breeze. Like many towns on the Eyre Peninsula, Port Neill is now a well-established tourist destination that sees town numbers boom during peak periods. Tourist/Visitor Information Centre        Port Neill Post & Trade24 Wallis St, Port NeillPh: 0422 153 466portneillpostandtrade@gmail.comCasual Parking (near retail centre)       Peake Terrace near the main jettyShort & Term Parking       Port Neill RV ParkWinckel Rd5 days max stay, $10pvpn to the honesty box, SCV only, pets on leadDump Point  Wallis StLat: -34.117542Long: 136.346854Potable Water          At the foreshore near the jetty.  Pioneer DrHospital        Nearest hospital is Tumby BayDoctors Surgery     Nearest doctor is Tumby BayDentist           Nearest dentist is Tumby BayPharmacy     Nearest pharmacy is Tumby BaySupermarket            24 Wallis St, Ph: 08 8688 9027

Sitting 20 kilometres west of Ipswich, Rosewood offers a unique and vibrant township infused with country hospitality, heritage beauty and village charm. With a small population of 2,834, the town’s border is marked by the Bremer River to the south and the decommissioned Marburg Branch railway line to the north.Parking is available at Rosewood Showgrounds, where unpowered sites are offered at a rate of $15 per vehicle per night. To have access to power, a rate of $18 per vehicle per night applies. A maximum stay of 14 days exists, and the rates include access to showers, toilets and water. Conveniently, potable water and a dump point is located at the showgrounds.Explore this quaint little town with visits to the popular Cobb & Co display, Rosewood heritage trail, St Brigid’s Church and the intricate arts and crafts that line the main street. Rosewood is a beautiful town, offering visitors plenty to see and do during a leisurely stroll down its streets.Tourist/Visitor Information CentreIpswich Visitor Information CentreQueens Park, 14 Queen Victoria Parade, IpswichPh: 07 3281 0555www.discoveripswich.com.auCasual Parking (near retail centre)Railway St, Albert St and Matthew StShort & Long Term ParkingRosewood Showgrounds, cnr Railway St & Showground Ln, RosewoodMax 14 consecutive nights, $15pvpn non pwr, $18pvpn pwr, mobile coverage, showers, bins, toilets, water.Dump PointRosewood Showgrounds, cnr Railway St & Showground Ln, RosewoodLat: -27.640203, 152.599264Potable WaterRosewood Showgrounds, cnr Railway St & Showground Ln, RosewoodHospitalNearest hospital is at Ipswich – Ph: 07 3810 1111Doctors SurgeryThe Lockyer Doctors, Shop 5, 40 John St Rosewood – Ph: 07 5468 0100DentistNearest dentist is at Wallon – Ph: 07 3067 7990PharmacyFoote’s Pharmacy, Shop 6 40 John St Rosewood – Ph: 07 5464 1453SupermarketDrakes Supa IGA, John St

Richmond is situated in outback Queensland, halfway between Townsville and Mt Isa. The surrounding region is very stark and dramatic but the town itself, lying on the banks of the Flinders River, boasts colourful bougainvillea, grassy parks and a recreational lake. The area around Richmond was once covered by an inland sea, making it a great place to find marine and dinosaur fossils. Kronosaurus Korner, an award winning fossil museum, houses an amazing collection of fossils found in the area, some of which are the most significant ever found. The Visitor Information Centre, which provides fossicking maps, heritage walk maps and other tourist information, is also found here.Those visiting Richmond can find parking for up to 72 hours at the Richmond RV Park, located in Hillier Street. Visitors must register at Kronosaurus Korner, and sites are available for $10 per 72hrs stay, use of the dump point is included with this rate. Potable water is obtainable from every tap located within town.Richmond is a lush oasis in the middle of outback Queensland and offers visitors many of the essential services, as well as unique tourist attractions. The town is host to many festivals throughout the year, including four race days, a rodeo, Australia Day celebrations, a fishing competition and the biennial Fossil Festival and camel races.Tourist/Visitor Centre       Kronosaurus Korner, Overlanders Way, RichmondPh: 07 4741 3429enquiries@kronosauruskorner.com.auwww.kronosauruskorner.com.auCasual Parking       Centre and angle parking along Goldring Street and side streets ie Harris and Larsen StreetsShort & Long Term Parking        RV Park, Hillier St, 72hr parking, $10 per 72hrs stay, register at Kronosaurus KornerDump Point  Rv Park, Hillier StPotable Water          All taps within the town have potable waterHospital        Gallagher’s Drive, Ph: 07 4741 3233Doctors Surgery     1 Hospital Rd, Ph: 07 4741 3390Pharmacy     Available through hospitalSupermarket            Spar, 26 Goldring St, Ph: 07 4741 3124