RV Friendlies & Events

Mount Perry is located between the Bruce and Burnett Highways, approximately 450kms north of Brisbane and 100kms inland from Bundaberg. During your visit in town call in and see the museum, the Masonic Club, St Patrick’s Catholic Church, a delightful timber bush church. Casual parking in town is available in Heusman Street and short and long term parking can be found at Wolca Reserve, Bania Rd. The dump point and potable water are available at the Mt Perry Caravan Park. The enthusiastic bushwalker will find true delights at the top of Mount Perry 750 metres above sea-level. The track passes through stands of hoop pine and rainforest and offers fantastic views of the surrounding countryside.Tourist/Visitor Information Centre        Mt Perry OfficeHeusman St, Mt Perrywww.northburnett.qld.gov.auPh: 1300 696 272Casual Parking       Heusman St, Mt PerryShort & Long Term Parking        Wolca Reserve, Bania Rd off Gin Gin-Mount Perry Rd, toilets & showers, $11pppn unpowered, maximum stay 14 nights.Dump Point  Mt Perry Caravan Park Lat: -25.1761 Long: 151.6404Potable Water          Mt Perry Caravan Park Heusman StHospital        150 Heusman St – Ph: 07 4156 3222Doctors Surgery     c/- Mt Perry Health Service – Ph: 07 4156 3222Pharmacy     Nearest pharmacy EidsvoldSupermarket            Corner Store, Heusman St  

Lake Grace is situated 360 kilometres east of Perth and is within one of the bigger shires in Western Australia.  The town is the regional centre, with a choice of specialty shops and services; including a hospital, doctors’ surgery, pharmacy, dental and physiotherapy services.Lake Grace Caravan Park, situated on Mather Street, offers short-term parking to visitors. Sites are available starting at a self-contained rate of $5 per vehicle per night or a site with use of full amenities is available starting from $28 per vehicle per night. Potable water is available; however, fees will apply due to short supply of water in town, and rural water restrictions. A dump point is located at the Sport Precinct on Stubbs Street.Every year from August the region comes alive with an array of wildflowers and attractions; from natural salt lakes and granite outcrops to early settler museums. Regional events are held at this time of year with bush races, wine tasting, and art displays.Tourist/Visitor Centre          Lake Grace Visitor’s CentreStubbs St, Lake Grace, WA 6353Ph: 08 9865 2140Email: lgvisitorscentre@westnet.com.auwww.lakegrace.wa.gov.au/tourism/information.html Casual Parking          Stubbs St, near the old Lake Grace Railway StationShort Term Parking  Lake Grace Caravan Park, Mather St & Dewar St, self contained, $5 pn, full amenities $28 pn, Ph: 08 9865 1263Dump Point   Sport Precinct, Stubbs St, Lake GracePotable Water            Lake Grace Caravan Park, Mather St, fees apply due to rural town water restrictionsHospital          Memorial Drv, W end of Stubbs St, Ph: 08 9890 2222Doctors Surgery       Lake Grace Medical Centre, Memorial Drv, Ph: 08 9865 1208Dentist            Lake Grace Medical Centre, Memorial Drv, dentist avail on a monthly basisPharmacy       Lake Grace Pharmacy, 27 Stubbs St, Ph: 08 9865 2641Supermarket  IGA, Stubbs St, opening: Mon – Fri: 8.30am – 5.30pm, Sat: 8.30am – 11.30am, Sun: 8am – 5pm, Ph: 08 9865 1108

Bingara is situated on the Gwydir River, approximately 150 kilometres north of Tamworth. The area was discovered in 1827, immediately attracting graziers, and in 1852 the gold prospectors followed. In the 1880s, copper and diamonds were discovered, and Bingara was the largest producer of diamonds at that time. The Gwydir River Camping Areas (off White & Faithful Sts) offer both short and long-term parking. There is no cost to stay at these sites; however, vehicles must be self-contained, and a maximum stay of 7 days applies. Pets on leads are welcome at the camping areas. Potable water and a dump point can be found on Old Keera Rd (a small fee applies for water), The Gwydir River offers plenty of activities, including fishing, canoeing and river rafting. One of the best ways to experience the area is on horseback with Gwydir River Trail Rides, taking in the pleasure of superb bush trails along the river and high into the ranges. Bingara is a wonderful place to visit, especially for RV travellers.Tourist/Visitor Information CentreRoxy Theatre Building, 74 Maitland StPh: 02 6724 0066bingaratourism@gwydir.nsw.gov.auwww.bingara.com.au Casual Parking (near retail centre)Cunningham St (btwn Maitland & Riddell Sts)Cunningham St (btwn Maitland & Junction Sts)Short & Long Term ParkingGwydir River Camping Area, off White St and off Faithfull St, 7 day maximum stay, self-contained vehicles only, nil charge, pets on leadDump PointOld Keera RdLat: -29.862580, Long: 150.580509Potable WaterOld Keera RdLat: -29.862580, Long: 150.580509Fees ApplyHospitalCopeton Dam Rd, Ph: 02 6728 0100Doctors Surgery94 Maitland St, Ph: 02 6724 1900Pharmacy42 Maitland St, Ph: 02 6724 1400SupermarketIGA,41-45 Maitland St, Ph: 02 6724 1303