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Well-known for the Harbour Bridge and Opera House, there is more than meets the eye in Sydney! Take a stroll through the Royal Botanical Gardens or enjoy a coffee and watch the world go by, along Circular Quay.

A great way to reward your body for road tripping will be here where it’s time to get rejuvenated in the famous natural artesian mineral waters of Moree, a delightful town in the beautiful Gwydir Valley in northwest NSW. The soothing thermal springs are naturally heated at 41 degrees Celsius and are popular for their therapeutic qualities – perfect for a revitalising respite.

• The Moree Artesian Aquatic Centre is the major attraction, drawing thousands of visitors for the restorative properties in the mineral-rich waters from deep inside the Great Artesian Basin. There are other refreshing experiences in Moree, including remedial massages and beauty treatments.
• The black alluvial soils around Moree support cotton, wheat, beef cattle, olive groves, vineyards and pecans. Take a tour of Stahmann Pecan Nut Farm’s Trawalla, the largest pecan farm in the Southern Hemisphere, and there are Cotton and Gin Farm Tours of Australia’s richest cotton-producing region.
• Take a walk down memory lane with a guided Heritage and Art Deco Walk around Moree’s central business district area. This journey will explore the exquisite Art Deco architecture.
• Enjoy the latest exhibition at the Bank Art Museum Moree: BAMM in the magnificent 1911 Edwardian-style Gallery building.
• Discover the Moree Show, the longest continually-running event in Moree’s history, with only the World Wars interrupting the tradition. As a proud agricultural town, the Moree Show is a central event in showcasing the best and brightest of what the region has to offer.

RV Information:

Gwydir Carapar

Gwydir Carapark is situated on the Southern outskirts of Moree on the corner of Newell Highway and Amaroo Drive.

The Mehi River Caravan Park

The Mehi River Caravan Park offers clean and comfortable accommodation.

Kumbia is a small, picturesque town nestled into the foothills of the Bunya Mountains, on the Bunya Highway, between the Mountains and Kingaroy. This picturesque little town offers a great opportunity to stop and stock up on groceries and fuel before you head up into the Bunyas.

• Known for its stone-fruit plantations and heritage signposts, Kumbia is an easy stop on your trip through the South Burnett region.
• Gateway to Bunya Mountains National Park – the peaks reach 1,135 metres above sea level, and features a diversity of plants and animals including over 30 rare and threatened species.

RV Information:

Visit www.southburnett.com.au for listings of Caravan Parks in the area.

Whether you enjoy shopping, sporting games or catching a live show, there is something for everyone in Melbourne! Wander through hidden laneways and historic buildings, or if you would prefer to enjoy a quiet few days in the country, the Yarra Valley will tick all the boxes.

One of the most popular holiday destinations in New South Wales with more than 25 tourist attractions and activities, Dubbo offers an amazing range of activities from bird watching, to cultural centres, to an authentic safari experience.

• See the wild, in the wild, safari-style at Taronga Western Plains Zoo. Travel by car, bike, electric cart or trek on foot, you’ll venture through a 6km circuit featuring some of the most distinctive global wildlife habitats in the world, bordered by picnic grounds and magnificent bushland.
• Discover a well-preserved slice of history at the remarkably intact 19th Century, Old Dubbo Gaol. Be inspired by a tale of endeavour and vision and step back into life in the early colony at Dundullimal Homestead, Australia’s oldest standing timber slab homestead.
• Western Plains Cultural Centre – Browse a selection of 5,000 items telling the story of Dubbo and its people and view a Dendroglyph (carved tree), an immensely important Aboriginal artefact. Discover the City’s Aboriginal culture on a First Lesson Cultural Tour and be awe-struck by 150 carved rock grooves at Terramungamine Reserve. Or relax in a 500-seat tiered theatre and take in an international-touring show at the Dubbo Regional Theatre and Convention Centre.
• Cycle the 12.5km Tracker Riley Cycleway interspersed between rugged bushland on the banks of the Macquarie River stretching from Dubbo’s CBD to Taronga Western Plains Zoo
• Hire a kayak or stand-up paddle board from Adventure Water-sports and discover the City’s spectacular river corridor, or explore 10 hectares of undulating land at Dubbo Regional Botanic Gardens and relax with a picnic in one of Australia’s most authentic, traditional Japanese gardens.

RV Information

For more information please visit Dubbo Accommodation