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Burren Junction Bore Baths are located approximately 90km west of Narrabri, just off the Kamilaroi Highway. The Great Artesian Basin feeds water with a constant temperature of 45.5°C into public bore baths in Walgett, Lightning Ridge and Burren Junction. The water is approximately 200 million years old and residents and visitors enjoy soaking their weary bodies in the potassium-rich water after a long day.Access to filtered water, an amenities block with power, covered seating areas and a dump point is available to all self-contained vehicles for $10 per vehicle per night. Three kilometres west of the Bore Baths is Burren Junction. In its heyday Burren Junction was a bustling railway town, but today there are not as many services available, however, it is still a busy agricultural area with wheat, cotton, cattle, sheep and a strong community.Address:  Kamilaroi Highway, Burren JunctionCost: $10pvpnParking: Toilets and water, no time limits, pets on lead, limited mobile accessOpening Hours: max 21 days

The fee is $15 per night, with a maximum stay of three nights. Visitors must register and pay at the club reception. Pets are not permitted.The campsite, which was previously located to the east of the golf course, has now been relocated to the north of the course. The new site includes a single toilet and a dump point. While it is a longer walk to the clubhouse, a club courtesy bus is available for guests.A social membership is available for $14 per year and is optional. The membership is good value for those intending to stay longer, offering benefits such as 10% off meals and beverages.*$15 per night, maximum 3 night stay*Present at reception to make payment*Must be self-contained*Free access to dump station and toilet at the campsite*No pets allowed on-site*Become a Social Member to receive Food & Beverage discounts.

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