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Clifton is located in the Darling Downs region of Queensland, approximately 158 kilometres south-west of Brisbane. The idyllic fertile, agricultural land surrounding Clifton has seen it build a successful economy around cereal crops, vegetables, cattle and horses. Clifton’s country charm is evident through the warm, friendly welcome from the locals. The town has long been a farming community since its settlement in 1840, however its original development was planned with consideration to the railway route.The Clifton Recreation Reserve on Davenport and Morton Streets offers unpowered RV parking for $15 per vehicle per night. There is a generous 2 week time limit and showers, toilets, power (extra fee), bins and covered seating are available. Visitors also have access to the free dump point and potable water at this site.The town offers many services convenient to visitors including a newsagent, bank, coffee shop, service station, chemist, post office and butcher to name a few. Many historic buildings still remain, including a picture theatre over 100 years old. The town’s streetscapes have been used as a backdrop in many Australian movies, including The Thorn Birds.Tourist/Visitor Information CentreClifton Railway Station Information CentreClark St, Clifton 4350P: 07 4612 3087www.cliftonpa.orgCasual Parking (near retail centre)Cnr Mowen & King Sts & along Edward StShort & Term ParkingClifton Recreation Reserve, Davenport & Morton Sts, unpwr $15 pvpn (payable to Council during business hrs or to caretaker’s cottage after hrs), pwr $25 pvpn, shwrs, tlts, bins, water, c/seating, mobile coverage, pets on leads (2 wks max).Dump PointClifton Recreation Reserve (Lat Long: -27.9264, 151.9121)Potable WaterClifton Recreation ReserveHospital20 Norman St, Clifton ph 07 4697 3097Doctors Surgery20 Norman St, Clifton ph 07 4697 3097

Ravensthorpe is a small historic town in Western Australia’s Golden Outback region, 541 kilometres south-east of Perth. The town is encircled by the Ravensthorpe Range with its unspoiled bush and diverse range of plants. Mining has played a significant role in the history of Ravensthorpe, and since the 1890s has seen more than 90 gold and copper mines operating within the range. The town's focus is now agricultural, however a small number of mines still operate extracting nickel, lithium and other products.RV travellers are welcome to park free of charge for 48 hours at the south-east corner of Morgans and Queen Streets. Bins are provided on-site, and pets are permitted on leads. A dump point is located nearby on Coleman Street, and potable water is available at the Information Bay on the South Coast Highway. Ravensthorpe has many historical sites and buildings worth visiting while in town. The ‘Dance Cottage’ circa 1901 is the oldest original house, and is part of the Ravensthorpe Museum, housing a range of artefacts and memorabilia.Tourist/Visitor Information CentreRavensthorpe MuseumCnr Andre St & South Coast Hwy, Ravensthorpe WAPh: 0400 490 267E: visit@fitzgeraldcoast.com.auwww.fitzgeraldcoast.com.auCasual Parking (near retail centre)Morgans St near shopsShort Term ParkingSE cnr of Morgans & Queen streets, 48hrs, bins, mobile ph coverage, pets on lead, nil chargeDump PointColeman St, Lat: -33.581786, Long: 120.056145Potable WaterInformation Bay, South Coast Hwy, RavensthorpeDoctors SurgeryMartin St, Ravensthorpe, ph 08 9838 1600PharmacyRavensthorpe Pharmacy, 80 Morgans St, ph 08 9838 1020SupermarketIGA, South Coast Hwy, ph 08 9838 1008

Mildura is a vibrant regional Victorian city full of contrast. From the Murray River to the outback, Mildura is the ideal getaway destination for all types of RV travellers. Its close geographical borders to New South Wales and South Australia means the region is accessible from a number of directions. With over 45,000 years in the making, the region’s unique landscapes, cultural heritage and award winning attractions means there is something for everyone.RV travellers will find Mildura to be a great accommodation region. Parking for up to 7 nights is available at Apex RiverBeach Holiday Park at just $20 per vehicle per night. This fantastic rate is only available for CMCA members and includes access to an unpowered site and toilets and showers. Powered sites are available for an additional fee. The town’s free dump point and potable water are accessible at Benetook Works public car park.There is ample activities for visitors to explore on a visit to this Murray River border town. With pristine riverscapes, plenty of foodie experiences and a variety of aquatic adventures, there’s truly something for everyone. Mildura is surrounded by a tapestry of citrus groves and vineyards, offers day trips to view the spectacular landscapes of the Mungo National Park and provides self-guided tours to learn about the town’s history.Tourist/Visitor Information Centre       Mildura Visitor Information & Booking Centre190 Deakin Ave, MilduraPh: 03 5018 8380Email: adctourism@mildura.vic.gov.auCasual Parking (near retail centre)      Several long vehicle parks with Mildura CBD, combination of street parking and parking lots.7th Street between Magnolia and Deakin and between Pine and Olive Avenues Olive Avenue between 7th street and 11th street Grand Carpark on 7th Street Hugh King Drive between the wharf and the bridgeShort & Long Term Parking       Apex RiverBeach Holiday Park, 435 Cureton Ave Mildura7 nights max stay, $20pvpn unpowered CMCA members only price, toilets, showers, bins, BBQ, pets on lead, power at additional chargeFree camping at Kings Billabong and the Merbein Common.Dump Point Benetook Works public carpark, 468 Benetook Ave MilduraLat: -34.2048 Long: 142.1687Potable Water        Benetook Works public carpark, 468 Benetook Ave MilduraHospital       Mildura Base Hospital, Ontario Ave, Ph: 03 5022 3333Doctors Surgery    There are multiple doctor surgeries in MilduraDentist         There are multiple Dentist surgeries in MilduraPharmacy    There are multiple pharmacies in MilduraSupermarket          Woolworths, Coles, IGA & Foodworks