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Heyfield is located on the Thompson River, 206 kilometres east of Melbourne, within the Wellington Shire Council district. It is seen as a gateway to the Alpine National Park and Victorian High Country. The Alpine National Park stretches from central Gippsland, all the way to the New South Wales Border, where it adjoins Kosciuszko National Park. Heyfield was established in the early 1840s, where an early settler described the district as resembling ‘a field of waving corn’ and it was from this the name Hayfield was coined. The town further developed as a stopping point for prospectors en route to the Gippsland goldfields. Today, Heyfield relies upon dairy, timber and tourism industries for its prosperity. It is the principal source of hardwood in Victoria and is home to one of the largest timber mills in the southern hemisphere.Those visiting Heyfield can field short-term parking at the old Gordon St Reserve, on the corner of Macfarlane & Clark Streets. A donation is required to park here and stays are limited to 48 hours. Visitors also have access to a dump point and potable water at the reserve. Maffra Golf Club & Sale Showground offers visitors extended parking for up to 28 days, at a cost of $15 per vehicle per night.When visiting Heyfield, there is an abundance of water sport activities on offer, including and not limited to, boating, swimming, sailing, skiing and fishing. For land based activities, the town offers an excellent bike trail along the Gippsland Plains Rail Trail, as well as stunning historical buildings such as Victorian Timber Workers Memorial and St Michael's Roman Catholic Church to explore.  Tourist/Visitor Centre       Wetlands VIC, 1A Macfarlane St, Heyfield VICPh: 03 5148 3404Casual Parking       George StShort Term Parking           Old Gordon St Reserve, cnr Macfarlane St & Clark St, Donation required and showers $2(48hr)Long Term Parking            Maffra Golf Club & Sale Showground, (28 days), $15.00 pvpnDump Point  Cnr Macfarlane St & Clark StPotable Water          Cnr Macfarlane St & Clark StHospital        Heyfield Hospital, 14 Licola Rd, Ph: 03 5139 7979Doctors Surgery     Heyfield Medical Centre, 19 Tyson Rd, Ph: 03 5147 2370Dentist           51-53 Temple St, Ph: 03 5148 3450Pharmacy     Amcal Pharmacy, 16 George St, Ph: 03 5148 2370Supermarket            IGA Supa, 18-22 George St, Ph: 03 5148 2380

Lucindale is a small town in the south-east region of South Australia and is located 345km south-east of Adelaide. The town is renowned for the Southeast Field Days, where each year exhibitors from around the district showcase everything agricultural.Those visiting Lucindale can find casual parking in Main Street and short-term parking is at Lucindale Park (Football Club) for $10 per vehicle per night. Potable water is also located at the park. Visitors wishing to explore the area further, can find long-term parking at 4 Mile, (approximately 5.8km from Lucindale), where self-contained vehicles can camp for no charge and for an unlimited amount of time. The dump point is situated at West Terrace.As part of the Limestone Coast region in SA, Lucindale makes the perfect place to stop when travelling between Naracoote and Kingston SE and the towns beautiful parks and gardens are perfect for a stroll and a picnic. Tourist/Visitor Information Centre        Lucindale Café & Deli 1 Musgave AvePh 08 8766 2221Casual Parking       Reedy Creek-Lucindale Rd (Main Street)Short Term Parking           Lucindale Park (Football Club) Oak Ave, s/c veh only, 72hrs, pets on lead, m/coverage, bins, toilets, water $10 pvpnDump Point  West Terrace Lat: -36.9712 Long: 140.3643Potable Water          Lucindale Park (Football Club) Oak AveHospital        Nearest medical facilities is at Kingston or NaracoorteDoctors Surgery     Nearest medical facilities is at Kingston or NaracoorteDentist           Nearest medical facilities is at Kingston or NaracoortePharmacy     Nearest medical facilities is at Kingston or NaracoorteSupermarket            Lucindale Deli, 1 Musgrave Ave Lucindale – 08 8766 2221

The historic Overland Corner Hotel is situated 21 kilometres from Barmera in the Riverland, South Australia (1.5 kilometres off the Goyder Highway on a loop road). The building was originally erected in 1859 as a resting place for drovers passing through, and a stopping place for paddle steamers operating on the Murray River, found 680 metres from the hotel. Today, the hotel is a pub as well as a living museum. The hotel offers free unpowered parking to RV travellers, the stay limit is negotiable and access to toilets is possible when the hotel is open. An additional fee for showers is required, and pets on a lead are welcome. Visitors to the hotel can enjoy the walking trails in surrounding reserves (Overland Corner Reserve and Herons Bend Reserve), see water fowl in their habitats as well as fossils exposed on the river cliffs and old quarry walls. With regular live events, several of the finest locally-brewed beers and wines, and a friendly and comfortable atmosphere, the Historic Overland Corner  Hotel is a ‘must visit’ location for locals and travellers alike.Cost: Nil cost for unpowered sites. $5 for use of showersParking: No time restriction, bins, pets on lead & toilets available when hotel is open.Opening Hours: Thurs – Sun: 11am - 9pm.  Wed: 11am - 4pm. Check website for restaurant opening hours