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St Kilda, South Australia, is a small historic seaside suburb of Adelaide, located approximately 24 kilometres from the CBD. The township comprises around 50 houses and sits on a narrow strip of land surrounded by water, just five kilometres off Port Wakefield Road, one of Adelaide’s major arterial highways. Access is also available via the Northern Connector Freeway, which has a dedicated turn-off to St Kilda.The St Kilda Adventure Park is located on Fooks Terrace and is a major attraction for the area. St Kilda forms part of the Adelaide International Bird Sanctuary and features a popular boat ramp, fishing from the breakwater, and extensive recreational facilities. The Adventure Park offers a wide range of unique play equipment, including a castle, shipwreck, slippery dips and more. A large car park is available and is suitable for cars, RVs and boat trailers.From 1 December 2025 to 30 November 2026, RVs are permitted to stay for up to three days at no cost due to government support following algal blooms that have impacted boating and recreational fishing in South Australian waters. After the three-day stay, visitors must move on but may return after a three-week break for another three-day stopover. On arrival guests will need to pick up a free registration form from the kiosk.Facilities include potable water, toilets, rubbish bins and covered seating. As of January 2026, the nearest dump point is approximately 10 kilometres away at the OTR Truck Stop. The Electric Tram Museum is open on public holidays and Sunday afternoons. The Tackle and Tucker Kiosk (08 8280 9355) and the St Kilda Hotel are both within easy walking distance for meals, while a large shopping centre is located at Burton, approximately eight kilometres away.Cost: From 1 December 2025 to 30 November 2026, RVs are permitted to stay for up to three days at no cost due to government support following algal blooms that have impacted boating and recreational fishing in South Australian waters. After the three-day stay, visitors must move on but may return after a three-week break for another three-day stopover. On arrival guests will need to pick up a free registration form from the kiosk.

Adelong is a small, historical town on the Snowy Valleys Way touring route, approximately 411 kilometres south-west of Sydney. The town was pioneered during the gold rush of the 1800s, and evidence of this era remains in the heritage listed main street, and the Adelong Falls Gold Mill Ruins. By 1914, the Adelong Creek and hillsides had produced over 25 tonnes of gold, worth over $300 million in today’s currency.Self-contained vehicles are welcome to stay at the pet-friendly Adelong Showgrounds for up to 72 hours, free of charge. Facilities include bins, toilets, and access to water, with a dump point located nearby on Travers Street.Adelong is surrounded by breathtaking natural beauty, with the nearby rivers, creeks and mountains providing scenic drives and tranquil picnic spots. The Snowy Mountains and ski fields of the Kosciusko National Park are located within a day’s drive from Adelong, making it a convenient base to explore this area.Tourist/Visitor Information CentreTumut Region Visitors Centre5 Adelong Rd, TumutPh 02 6947 7025tumutrvc@environment.nsw.gov.auwww.snowyvalleys.nsw.gov.auCasual Parking (near retail centre)Victoria Hill Rd parking area. On way to Tumut, over the bridge on the LH sideShort & Long Term ParkingTHIS SITE IS CLOSED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE DUE TO COVID-19Adelong Showgrounds5 Cromwell St, Adelong72hrs, nil charge, self-contained vehicles only, pets on lead, mobile coverage, bins, toilets, waterDump PointTravers St, AdelongLat: -35.306380 Long: 148.06118Potable WaterVictoria Hill Rd, AdelongIn caravan parkHospitalNearest hospitalTumut District Hospital, 105 Simpson St Tumut02 6947 0800Doctors SurgeryAdelong Medical Centre109 Tumut St Adelong – 02 6946 2033PharmacyAdelong Medical Centre, 109 Tumut St Adelong – 02 6946 2555SupermarketAdelong Spar Supermarket, 63 Tumut St Adelong – 02 6946 2025

The riverside town of Bulahdelah is found on the mid-north coast of New South Wales, 235 kilometres north-east of Sydney. The town was named after an aboriginal word meaning ‘the meeting of waters’, due to its location on the Myall River near the junction with the Crawford River. Bulahdelah is the gateway to the Myall Lakes region and is a popular holiday destination with its many national parks and waterways.A range of services are offered in the town including a supermarket, butcher, bakery, hardware store, service stations and mechanical repairs. Visitors will also find several dining options including cafes, bowling club, pubs and take-away stores. RVs are welcome to stay at the Lions Park on the Pacific Highway for up to 72 hours. Pets are allowed on leads, and bins and potable water are available on site. A free dump point is located at the Bulahdelah Showground on Prince Street.Bulahdelah makes an ideal base for exploring Myall Lakes National Park and the coastal towns of Seal Rocks, Hawkes Nest and Forster.Tourist/Visitor Information Centre        Bulahdelah VICCnr Crawford St & Pacific Hwy, BulahdelahP: 02 4997 4981www.greatlakes.org.auCasual Parking       Crawford St btwn Pacific Hwy & Meade St & along Meade StShort & Long Term Parking        Lions Park, Pacific Hwy, (72hrs), bins, pets on lead, payment by way of donation box. Dump Point  Bulahdelah Showground, Prince StPotable Water          Lions Park, Pacific Hwy BulahdelahHospital        Richmond St, Bulahdelah, ph 02 4987 9900Doctors Surgery     Richmond St, Bulahdelah, ph 02 4987 9900Pharmacy     Bulahdelah Pharmacy, Stroud St, Bulahdelah, ph 02 4997 4275Supermarket            IGA, 86 Stroud St, Bulahdelah, ph 02 4997 4230