All Amenities & Facilities
The following is a comprehensive list of Amenities & Facilities available to the Public for their Comfort, Enjoyment & Well-being.
Sub Categories Include: Barbecues, Disabled Toilets, Dump Points, Fish Cleaning, Outdoor Showers, Picnic Tables, Public Toilets & Shelters / Pavilions
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Idyllically located on the foreshore of Hervey Bay, this Pavilion / Stage is found within the Youth Precinct at Pialba, on the ‘Fraser Coast’ of Queensland and often plays host to many carnivals and events. It’s location on the boundary of the Seafront Oval makes it a very versatile asset for the community, and, allows for the accommodation large crowds. As part of the ‘Youth Read more…
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Ideally located at the entrance to Iluka Surf Beach, public toilets which include disabled access, are amongst the amenities provided. These toilets also provide Outdoor Showers for those who need a quick rinse after a swim in the ocean. The toilets are located in the car park at the East End of Queen Street – only a short drive to the centre of Iluka…. Helpful Hints: – Read more…
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The picnic table enjoys a great spot within ‘The Gables‘ park – a spot where you can see all the beautiful gardens and birdlife, whilst being within close proximity to the stunning Hervey Bay waterfront. Situate a convenient distance from the parking area, with the luxury of being just a short distance from the town centre of Point Vernon in Queensland, where one can easily Read more…
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Numerous picnic tables are dispersed along the entire stretch of beach – for a distance of some 1.5 km westward from Portarlington’s Pier to the boat ramp and jetty located within the tourist park. They all relish uninterrupted views of Port Phillip Bay, incorporating the You Yangs, Melbourne, the bayside suburbs that line the shores of the bay, and, the mountains in the Read more…
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Category: Picnic Table, Amenities & Facilities, Public Toilet, RA-Drinking Water, RA-Large Vehicles, RA-Pet Friendly, RA-Picnic Tables, RA-Shelter, Rest Area (RA), and Shelter | Pavilion
Disabled Access: Yes
Pet Friendly: Yes
Shade & Shelter: Yes
Longitude: 150.533649 Latitude: -35.084974 Located on the northern flank of the Princes Highway, some 2.8 km north of the Wandean Road turn off, Wandandian, the Bewong Rest Area easily accommodates large rigs, providing ample parking whilst affording an easy: drive-in – park – drive-out scenario. The Rest Area is equipped with sheltered picnic tables, a drinking fountain and public toilets. We caution that the quality Read more…
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Disabled Access: Yes
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Picnic tables are distributed throughout the beautiful picnic area located on the banks of the stunning Nicholson River at Nicholson in Victoria. This delightful and well equipped park enjoys absolute waterfront views of the river; and bestows a wonderful array of facilities including a number of jetties, fishing nooks, boat ramp with which to enjoy the river; as well as a walking trail which leads Read more…
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Set amidst a number of picnic tables within the ‘J Henderson Reserve‘, these barbecues are neatly sheltered by a pavilion whilst enjoying uninterrupted and breathtaking views of Port Phillip Bay. The large open lawn area together with direct beach access means that lunch can be sizzling away on the barbecue whilst still keeping a watchful eye on the children as they play – the large Cypress trees offering Read more…
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A number of picnic tables are dispersed around the foreshore area of Point Leo, and if you are really quick, there are two beach-side picnic tables situate just in front of the Surf Life Saving Club (SLSC) – overlooking the stunning beach and ocean . . . Whether grabbing a bite to eat at the local, or cooking up a storm on Read more…
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Located at the top of ramp leading up from Portsea’s ‘Back Beach‘ and the Portsea Surf Life Saving Club (SLSC), outdoor showers are perfectly located to wash off the sand and salt on the way to the car after a long day at the beach . . . These outdoor showers are in close proximity to the public toilets and viewing platforms situate at the Read more…
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Sheltered barbecues provide exquisite views whilst cooking up a storm for friends and family. A delightful and interesting spot for a barbecue picnic – especially if you are lucky enough to observe the magnificent, and unique, Osprey . . . ‘Osprey Viewing Platform’ Facilities include: Public Toilets, Sheltered Picnic Tables & Barbecues, open-air Picnic Tables, beach access, and rubbish bins. Helpful Hints: – Located approximately 1.3 km West of the Urangan Read more…
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A picnic table, seating and fire pit are located along the creek perimeter of ‘Cullen Park’, which is nestled on the banks of Oaky Creek in Gayndah, Queensland. A great place for a picnic, perhaps after the children have enjoyed a swim at the ‘Gayndah Swimming Pool‘ ? . . . And if the swimming hasn’t worn them out, the playground equipment and expansive lawn Read more…
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The natural elevation of Arthurs Seat Summit, being some 300 metres above sea level, attracts many day-trippers and tourists seeking the breathtaking views on offer. And it goes with out saying that these world class views across Port Phillip Bay make it a very picturesque place for an Aussie barbie or family gathering. The area provides a number of sheltered barbecues Read more…
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Located at ‘The Parade Ground’ within Fort Nepean these Picnic Tables boast amazing views across the naturally stunning landscape. Comfortably seated you can enjoy incredible views across Port Phillip Bay to Queenscliff and the Bellarine Peninsula. Conveniently nearby, you will find public toilets and directly in front is the resting place of two extraordinarily large cannons centered within ‘The Parade Grounds’. The Picnic Read more…
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A spacious pavilion equipped with seating is located approximately 120 m west of the car park at ‘Gunners Cottage‘. It is conveniently located within easy walking distance from the historic cemetery, Gunners Cottage car park, public toilets and the many walking trails that fan out from this point. It is also situate with close proximity of the bus shuttle service. Helpful Hints: Read more…
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Disabled Access: Yes
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Public toilets can be found near the base of the Pier in ‘Ernie Organ Park’, which is in the delightful seaside village of Torquay, on Queensland’s Fraser Coast. The park offers playgrounds, beautiful views of the water, and the town, as well as ample room for families and friends to enjoy a picnic…. ‘Ernie Organ Park’ Facilities include: Public Toilets, open-air Picnic Tables, Sheltered Picnic Read more…
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Located in the heart of the township of Welshpool, Victoria, a beautiful, shady park is equipped picnic tables together with various other amenities and facilities with which to enjoy a stop-over or a picnic with family and friends. Shops and eateries are conveniently located a short stroll away and are ideal should you need to pick up a well earned cuppa Read more…
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Category: Infrastructure | Landmark, Park | Garden | Reserve, Amenities & Facilities, and Rest Area (RA)
Disabled Access: Yes
Pet Friendly: Yes
Shade & Shelter: Yes
‘Memorial Park’ is situate along the Princes Highway in Stratford, Victoria, is set within beautifully landscaped gardens and is well equipped with playgrounds, sheltered and unsheltered picnic tables, barbeques, seating and public toilets – perfect for the family picnic or a rejuvenating break for the weary traveller. Sited directly within the town centre, shopping and eateries are close at hand. The lush lawns, mature trees Read more…
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Disabled Access: Yes
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A number of picnic tables are spread along the eastern sector of the Point Leo Ring Road, opposite the beautiful Raws Reserve. Some are set high on the cliff, under the shade of the trees, overlooking the wonderful beach and sparkling water – whilst others can be found directly on the edge of the sand, adjacent to some of the beach access walkways . Read more…
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Located literally, right in the middle of Warton Street in Gayndah, Queensland, these public toilets provide easy access, with parking directly next to the amenities. These public toilets are wheelchair accessible. Some delightful, shaded picnic tables and an impressive monument can also be found in this locale . . . Helpful Hints: – Within the Town Centre – obtain Directions here – Car Parking available along Warton Street Read more…
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Category: Picnic Table, Amenities & Facilities, RA-Information, RA-Large Vehicles, RA-Pet Friendly, RA-Picnic Tables, RA-Shelter, RA-Wheelchair Access, Rest Area (RA), and Shelter | Pavilion
Disabled Access: Yes
Pet Friendly: Yes
Shade & Shelter: Yes
Longitude: 149.636377 Latitude: -30.495048 Travelling along the Newell Highway, in New South Wales, heading southwards from Narrabri, and, situate on the eastern flank of the highway – selected rest stops form part of “The World’s Largest Virtual Solar System Drive – A scaled model 38 million times smaller than outer space!”. This fascinating representation of our Solar System uses Read more…