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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

Gayndah is a town located on the Burnett River in Queensland, with the Burnett Highway passing through the area. It is 366 kilometres north of Brisbane, and 145 kilometres west of Maryborough. Gayndah lies at the heart of Queensland's citrus area and proudly claims to be the ‘Orange Capital of Queensland'. Many fine historic buildings line the main street, representing Edwardian, Federation and Art Deco styles. A unique collection of early designed railway bridges offer the railway enthusiast an insight into early bridge structure and engineering.Zonhoven Park, located on the Burnett Highway, is the ideal destination to explore the town. Self-contained travellers are welcome to stay here for 24 hours at no-cost, with access to a dump point and potable water also available on-site.The area's undulating countryside offers several lookouts including Archer's Lookout, Binjour Lookout and Mt Gayndah - with views over the citrus orchards, Burnett River Valley and rural countryside.Tourist/Visitor Centre       Gayndah Museum & Information Centre, 8 Simon St, Gayndah QLDPh: 1300 696 272admin@northburnett.qld.gov.au.Casual Parking       Anzac Parade (Lions Park) has space for large vehicles/motor homes etc to park and also the side streets off the main shopping area in Capper St plus and all side streetsShort Term Parking           Zonhoven Park, Burnett Hwy, (24hr), nil costLong Term Parking            Thompson’s CrossingDump Point  Temporarily Closed for works.Zonhoven Park, Burnett HwyPotable Water          Zonhoven Park, Burnett HwyHospital        Warton St, Ph: 07 4161 3571Doctors Surgery     Queen St, Ph: 07 4161 1666Dentist           69 Warton St, Ph: 07 4161 3571Pharmacy     Capper St, Ph: 07 4161 1304Supermarket            IGA, Capper St, Ph: 07 4161 1844

Babinda is a village 60 kilometres south of Cairns and 1,710 kilometres north of Brisbane. The town is considered the rainforest entrance to Cairns City and is surrounded by picturesque, lush country and world renowned rainforest. There is abundant wildlife around Babinda, as well as secluded swimming holes and untouched rainforest. The town itself is situated between two of Queensland’s highest mountains, Mount Bartle Frere and Mount Bellenden Ker, both of which have stunning national parks popular for platypus and cassowary spotting. Upon entering the township of Babinda, you will come across an historic blue timber building now housing the popular information centre. Many years ago this same building was the local police station and was used to dispense local law enforcement. Now it dispenses helpful information on the town and the region's many attractions.Those visiting Babinda can find short and long term parking at Babinda Rotary Park Free Camping Area off Howard Kennedy Drive and Babinda Boulders Free Camping Area at the end of Boulders Road. Both areas allow for parking for up to 48 hours. A dump point and potable water is available at the Rotary Park. With eco-systems ranging from mountains, rivers and rainforests to swamps and beautiful beaches, this area has everything to offer. It is a very well serviced, pleasant town with excellent amenities.Tourist/Visitor Centre       Babinda VIC, Munro St, Babinda QLDPh: 07 4067 1008info@babindainfocentre.com.auwww.cairns.qld.gov.au Casual Parking       Mill St & School StShort & Long Term Parking        Babinda Rotary Park Free Camping Area off Howard Kennedy Drive, bookings required, Book online at https://www.cairns.qld.gov.au/covid-forms/venues/camping-sites/rotary-park,-babinda; Babinda Boulders Free Camping Area at the end of Boulders Road (48hr)Dump Point  Babinda Rotary ParkLat: -17.34867, Long: 145.92588Potable Water          Babinda Rotary Park; Babinda BouldersHospital        18 Munro St, Ph: 07 4067 8200Doctors Surgery     Avail at HospitalPharmacy     Munro St, Ph: 07 4067 1438Supermarket            SPAR, Munro St, Ph: 07 4067 1515