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Barellan is a small quiet village located on the Burley Griffin Way, a short distance from the Newell Highway. With its broad and easy-to-navigate streets, Barellan makes it easy to enjoy all it has to offer, such as the beautiful historic pub, café, grocery store and local swimming pool. For those passing through town and looking for a secure place to set up camp, Barellan Showground offers visitors the perfect short and long term parking options. The showground offers non-powered sites for just $10 per vehicle per night and powered sites for just $15 per vehicle per night. Visitors can negotiate their intended length of stay, and showers, toilets and water are also available. A dump point is also located on-site and pets are permitted on leads.In 2009, Barellan celebrated its centenary with the construction of The Big Tennis Racquet, which is a fantastic photo opportunity, so don’t forget your camera. The town once lent their tennis racquets to Evonne Goolagong in her early days of tennis, ultimately giving her the opportunity to become the champion player she grew up to be. Tourist/Visitor Information CentreNarrandera Visitors CentreCadell St, NarranderaPh: 02 6959 5545www.narrandera.com.auCasual Parking (near retail centre)Yapunyah St, BarellanShort & Long Term ParkingBarellan Showground, Showground RdNegotiable stay limit, pets on lead, showers, toilets, power and water. $10pvpn non power, $15pvpn poweredDump PointMyall St beside Barellan HallLat: -34.285188 Long: 146.571446Barellan Showground also has a dump pointPotable WaterBarellan Showground, Showground RdHospitalNearest hospital is at LeetonDoctors SurgeryNearest doctor is at LeetonDentistNearest dentist is at LeetonPharmacyNearest pharmacy is in Ardlethan or YendaSupermarket100 Yapunyah St, Barellan

Portland is a vibrant harbour-side city situated 362 km west of Melbourne. Portland was established in 1834 by Tasmanian, Edward Henty. The profile of the shire reveals a diverse industry base such as fishing, pastoral and agricultural industries. The city of Portland also has substantial involvement in manufacturing, community and health services, tourism, education, transport and retail.The Portland Visitor Information Centre can be found along Lee Breakwater Rd. The dump point is located at Henty Park, Bentinck, as well as short and long-term parking free of charge, with a 48 hour time limit. Toilets, bins, water and mobile coverage are also available at this location and pets are permitted on leads.Portland's commercial centre is based around Percy Street. In addition, a number of retail outlets and eateries spill over into Bentinck Street, which overlooks a grassy foreshore and the town's marina.Tourist/Visitor Information CentreLee Breakwater Rd, Portland VIC 33051800 035 567www.glenelg.vic.gov.auportlandvic@glenelg.vic.gov.auCasual Parking (near retail centre)Hurd St between Henty & Tyers St and Lee Breakwater RdShort Term ParkingHenty Park, Bentinck St behind Cable Trams Museum, nil charge, (48hrs), tlts, bins, water, pets on lead, mobile coverageDump PointHenty Park, Bentinck StPotable WaterBetween the VIC car park & bus park on Lee Breakwater RdHospital141-151 Bentinck St, Portland, ph 03 5521 0333Doctors SurgeryPortland Family Practice - ph 03 5523 7144. Seaport Medical Centre - ph 03 5523 2322, Active Health Portland - ph 03 5522 1200, Dhauwurd-Wurrung Medical Clinic - ph 03 5521 1299, Tristar Medical Group - ph 03 5523 5400DentistPortland Laser Dentistry & Orthodontics, Percy St, ph 03 5523 2966. Dr Michelle Thow, Henty St, ph 03 5523 1485. Asleep Dental/Dr Jeffrey Field, Hurd St, ph 03 5523 2899PharmacyGuardian Pharmacy, Percy St, ph 03 5523 1024. South Portland Pharmacy, Barkly St, ph 03 5523 5555. Amcal Pharmacy, Percy St, ph 03 5523 1035SupermarketWoolworths, Percy St, ph 03 5525 2300. ALDI, Henty St, ph 13 25 34, IGA Percy St ph 03 5523 3494

Coutts Crossing Tavern offers delicious meals, cold beverages and parking for RV travellers passing through the area. Coutts Crossing is in the Clarence Valley region and approximately 18 kilometres south-west of Grafton. The tavern offers parking for up to 72 hours free of charge. Access to toilets is available and there is water and a barbecue on-site. The small town of Coutts Crossing boasts the tavern, a general store, community hall and church. Over the last twenty-five years, several sporting and community services have been established in the area, including tennis and squash courts as well as football and croquet grounds and a nine- hole golf course. Cost: Nil charge Parking: Tar sealed drive though, continue to northern side of tavern, 72hrs, pets on lead, bins, toilets, BBQ, water, covered seating. Opening Hours: Tavern open 7 days 10am - 10pm