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Longitude: 145.791174 Latitude: -35.309101 Located on the eastern flank of the Newell Highway, some 8.5 km north-east of the township of Jerilderie in New South Wales, this rest area is separated from the highway by a relatively dense row of vegetation. It easily accommodates large rigs, providing ample parking whilst still affording an easy: drive-in – parallel park – drive-out scenario. The views across Read more…
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Only a short walk from the township of Iluka’s central Shopping Precinct, the Rotary International Park is an excellent place to take a Picnic lunch and enjoy the many sporting facilities encompassed within the park. Some of the sporting facilities available at the Rotary International Park include Ken Leeson Oval, a Skate Park and a Basketball Court. Helpful Hints: – Read more…
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‘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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The western end of Rye Front Beach encompasses an area that once formed part of the very first pastoral run known as ‘Tyrone’, which stretched from just beyond Cain Road to Canterbury Jetty Road. Owen and Sarah Cain arrived at ‘Port Phillip’ in 1841 – just six years after Melbourne had been founded by John Batman. By 1842 they had established their ‘Tyrone’ Read more…
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A large car park services the beautiful Shelley Beach in New South Wales. It can be accessed via a service road off Oaks Road – situate some 200 m East of the Grandview Street Intersection. The views, beach and water are stunning, though swimming is recommended a few hundred metres up the beach at the Toowoon Bay Surf Life Saving Read more…
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On the western edge of the rocky outcrop that protrudes into Western Port, known as Point Leo, a beautiful picnic area, the ‘Foreshore Reserve’, Raws Reserve, Surf Life Saving Club (SLSC) and, of course, the stunning beach can be found. This car park services these wonderful attractions and is complimented by amenities and facilities. Helpful Hints: – Within Close Proximity to Town Centre 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 Boat Ramp, located in the heart of town of the seaside village of Paynesville, provides boaters and water enthusiasts direct access to the amazing and extensive Gippsland Lakes. A large car park compliments the excellent boating facilities, as well as a playground, picnic facilities and jetties on which to moor the boat . . . Take Aways and Eateries are located just across the Read more…
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Boasting many facilities and a variety of picnic tables nestled within ‘Apex Park‘ in Pialba, Queensland, makes for a great location for that perfect picnic. With ample room for large families, and plenty of things to keep the children entertained, or perhaps even a stopover whilst enjoying the Hervey Bay Esplanade Trail . . . ‘Apex Park’ facilities include: Public Toilets, Sheltered Picnic Tables & Barbecues, open-air Picnic Tables, Basketball Read more…
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Category: RA-Information, RA-Large Vehicles, RA-Pet Friendly, RA-Picnic Tables, RA-Playground, RA-Shelter, RA-Wheelchair Access, and Rest Area (RA)
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Longitude: 146.438815 Latitude: -38.665438 Located in the heart of the township of Welshpool in Victoria, this shady Rest Area provides a perfect opportunity to stop and enjoy a relaxing break. Situate within a beautiful park, the landscaped gardens compliment the beautiful facilities and amenities. Stretch your legs and take a walk around this pretty little town, as it is Read more…
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McArdell’s Gap is named after Philip McArdell, an American entrepreneur who, in 1857, built the first paddle steamer, on site, and specifically designed to meet the conditions of Gippsland’s lakes and rivers. To facilitate his ship building enterprises, he built a slip which today resembles a densely vegetated strip of water extending inland from the river bank. Whilst travelling along Read more…
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Parallel car parking areas are dispersed along the eastern sector of the Point Leo Ring Road serving Raws Reserve, picnic facilities, walking trail, playground and the stunning beaches . . . Helpful Hints: – Within Close Proximity to Town Centre – obtain Directions here – Pets are permitted at various times during various seasons of the year – Pets are NOT permitted in the Wetlands or on Read more…
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Category: Disabled Toilet, Picnic Table, Amenities & Facilities, Public Toilet, RA-Large Vehicles, RA-Pet Friendly, RA-Picnic Tables, RA-Public Toilets, RA-Shelter, RA-Wheelchair Access, Rest Area (RA), and Shelter | Pavilion
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Longitude: 149.317174 Latitude: -31.234609 This Rest Area signifies the end of the Road Train route. Though not physically separated from the Newell Highway, it provides ample room for large rigs, as well as small vehicles, to stop for a break, a quick refresh, and a toilet . . . Located some 6.5 km north-east of the beautiful township Read more…
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The picnic tables are located along the foreshore which is across the road from ‘Black Stump Park‘. All the tables have stunning views across the Gatakers Bay, making them a perfect spot to enjoy a meal that you may have picked up from the local shops in Point Vernon – ready to enjoy at one of the many fine spots in the Fraser Coast Read more…
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Located in the centre of Torquay, opposite the Post Office, these picnic tables are nestled within a pathway – an excellent retreat from the often busier Bill Fraser Park. The picnic tables are adjacent to the Hervey Bay Esplanade Trail, Exercise Trail and Tennis Courts for more energetic, or, for those who like to slow things down a little, you will find a Read more…
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Longitude: 153.238238 Latitude: -29.253365 Located on the western flank of the Pacific Highway, some 3.2 km north of the Iluka Road Intersection, the Rest Area at Jacky Bulbin Flat in New South Wales easily accommodates large rigs, providing ample parking and long term heavy vehicle parking, whilst affording an easy: drive-in – parallel park – drive-out scenario. The Rest Area is equipped with sheltered picnic Read more…
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“Hat Rock” was a significant landmark to the very first explorers of Port Phillip Bay. Matthew Flinders’ first named and identified “Hat Rock” on his Map of Port Phillip Bay in 1802. Extract – Matthew Flinders Map of 1802 It is a rocky outcrop that can best be described as the highest, most northerly point of the Bellarine Peninsula. It also forms Read more…
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Barbecues can be found nestled at the base of the escarpment within the beautiful pier and safe harbour precinct in Portarlington, Victoria. Set amidst a large lawn area, lunch can be sizzling away whilst watching the children play. The shores of the stunning Port Phillip Bay are only a stone’s throw away – beaches, pier walks, Walking / Cycling Trail . . . And, Read more…
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Rosebud’s Rotary Park is sited directly on the foreshore of Port Phillip Bay and opposite the town centre. It occupies a large area in which picnic tables are dispersed throughout. Whether you would prefer a spot in the sun, under the shelter of a mature tree, a more private locale, or, near barbecues and children’s playground facilities – you are certain to find Read more…
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A very large, well maintained Car Park of some 64 x Spaces including Disabled Spaces, is located just behind the Central Business District of Childers, in Queensland. It is perfectly sited to service the shops, eateries, RSL, hotels, Library, parks, gardens, etc. of this beautiful and historic town. Parking is available for your bicycle too !!! Helpful Hints: – Within the Town Centre – obtain Directions here Read more…