Camping Info: Sightseeing Location
Alexandra Visitor Information Centre is next to the Rotary Park that has free electric bbq's, picnic tables, rubbish bins, children's playground etc. Open 7 Days: 9.00 to 5.00pm daily
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At the Australian Butterfly Sanctuary, you can walk amongst the butterflies, see them hatching and growing. The sanctuary has a large display of Australian Butterflies, with lots of plants and a small creek running through the middle.
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The Bacchus Marsh - Rotary Art Show is held every year on the Queens Birthday Weekend in June, this Art show has been running for over 45 years and well worth visit if your in the area.
The Barnett River Gorge
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You will find the Barossa Reservoir Whispering Wall (Dam wall) was built between 1899 and 1903 its almost a perfect acoustic wall, with sound travelling along its full length using your normal voice levels. Free Entry
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The Beerwah Australia Zoo is really is a wonderful tribute to Steve's legacy, with various shows such as Tiger, Crocodile, and a koala show, so be certain if you visit here not to miss them.
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Australian Wildlife Park with native animals including crocodiles, koalas, kangaroos and wombats. Mingle with kangaroos and wallabies, hold a wombat and there's snake and crocodile handling Open 7 Days 9am – 5pm
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The Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary is a community funded site. Your ticket price includes a bag of kangaroo food, so you'll have plenty of new friends when you walk around this place.
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The Brambuk the National Park & Cultural Centre is a fascinating place for people to go to understand about our first peoples connection to the mountains the rivers and the region. There is a Cafe onsite, and some of its menu items include, Kangaroo, ...
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The Bream Creek Farmers Market is held on the First Sunday of Every Month from 9.00-1.00pm
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The Burra Range Rest Area has a scenic lookout that is worth checking out. The rest area itself is reasonably flat with some undercover picnic tables and rubbish bins and is locate on the edge of the Flinders Highway so you will hear passing traffic.
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Visit the National Zoo & Aquarium Canberra
Experience Wildlife Up Close in the Nation’s Capital
Located just minutes from the city centre on the banks of Lake Burley Griffin, the National Zoo & Aquarium offers one of Australia’s most extraordina ...
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The Dalyston No 20 Shaft Historical site is the site of Australia's works underground coal mining disaster. the events that occured here changed all underground mining in Australia forever, with improved safety conditions, and making them mandatory across ...
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The Darling Downs Zoo has quite a few exotic cats and other species. The entrance fees are very reasonable, you can feed certain animals, but their main attraction has to be the white lions.
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The Dry Stone Walling Rest Area and it's next to a long dry stone wall. There are a few small trees separating this rest area and the Princes Highway and it's quite close to Lake Tunketta,
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Taronga Western Plains Zoo, formerly known as Western Plains Zoo and commonly known as Dubbo Zoo, is a large zoo near Dubbo, New South Wales, Australia.
The Zoo opened to the public on 28 February 1977, to provide more living and breeding space for large ...
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The East Coast Natureworld have friendly and knowledgeable staff. Here you will get to see Tasmanian Devils, and other native species. You can also see many animals at feeding time, or buy some food and feed the kangaroos etc yourself.Feed bags are availa ...
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Established on 7 acres of land originally purchased by Charles and Marjorie Wigg in 1953, Featherdale has evolved from a poultry farm into one of the best privately own wildlife parks in Australia. Education and Conservation form an integral component of ...
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Fortescue Falls has a stairway down to the water and is a perfect spot for a swim in the freshwater. The gorge has plenty of photo opportunities.
The Foster North Scenic Lookout, there are undercover picnic tables and a few rubbish bins to make your break from driving rather pleasant.
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The Halls Gap Zoo Halls Gap Zoo is a 25 acre zoo located about 7 km from Halls Gap, Victoria, it is also Victoria's largest regional zoo. Here you will find over 160 different native and exotic species of animals and birds, and rescued wildlife.
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The Hancocks Lookout Rest Area is a quiet place in the middle of nowhere and you can stay as long as you like, once you find some level ground to camp at. You will get some nice photos for your album here.
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The Hartley's Crocodile Adventures is an amazing experience for the whole family, it's even better if you arrive before 11.00am to get the full entertainment that this place has to offer. It started in 1934 as a road house, and now has a restaurant and a ...
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The Healesville Sanctuary is a Wonderful Sanctuary set in a bush environment. There are plenty of native animals to view in a well laid out zoo suitable for all ages.
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The Hutchinson Memorial is a quiet spot well away from the main road with views of the mining town of Coober Pedy.
The Isla Gorge National Park Campground is a little rocky so just a little extra care when setting up, if you tow a caravan, be aware it can be a bit of a tight squeeze to position your van into a suitable camping spot. There is a long drop toilet, underc ...
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The Island Lagoon Rest Area is a large level area suitable for all sized rigs, set a bit back from the main road with nothing to stop any road noise that may occur overnight.
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The Lake Hart Rest Area and Lookout is good for a break stop when driving down the Stuart Highway. You can stretch your legs, walking over to the salt pans.
There are picnic tables and rubbish bins here, and Don't get your hopes up if you want to go fish ...
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The Lal Lal Blast Furnace Rest Area has a picturesque short historical walk at a unique and interesting chapter of Victorian history. There are flushing toilets and a picnic area consisting of some grass that you can put a blanket down on. Be sure to take ...
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The Lal Lal Falls Rest Area is well worth a detour from the highway to experience this wonder of nature. From the carpark it's a short,250m walk, that allows you to view the falls from 2 different viewing platforms. This spot has a bbq, toilets and shelte ...
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At the Leven Canyon Camping Area if you intend to take the 1.2km circuit walk allow a minimum of 45 minutes, be prepared for 697 Steps and some steep sections in the walking track. Also be prepared for severe weather conditions that change quite quickly, ...
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From the Lilydale Falls Reserve Camping Area is best suited to vehicle based tents. It's a short walk to the waterfall, and well worth your time to check it out. Remember to take your camera as you will be snapping off a few shots along your walk.
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The Lochiel South Rest Area is reasonably level with a few trees offering limited shade, and no sound barrier between you and the Princess Highway.
P.S. Don't waste your time to go fishing, as there is nothing to catch here, and water levels vary dependi ...
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The Lower Liffey Reserve Camping Area is on the banks of the Liffey River, DO NOT ATTEMPT to Take Your Rig Up To The Falls, you will be asking for trouble if you do. The road is narrow and very winding up to the falls car-park.
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The Mansfield Zoo has a large collection of exotic and native animals on 30 acres of picturesque parkland. You will get lovely views across the Delatite Valley to Mt Buller, and of cause the animals that are here.
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Mogo Zoo is a privately owned zoo situated 10km south of Batemans Bay in the picturesque and historic gold mining village of Mogo.
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At the Murphy's Haystacks Park Rest Area you can walk along the path and explore the unusual rock formations at the park location.
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The Nigretta Falls Scenic Reserve were previously known as the Upper Wannon Falls, these waterfalls are located in the Southern Grampians Shire, approximately 16 kilometres west of Hamilton. There are three different viewing areas, one from car park and w ...
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The Piccaninnie Ponds Conservation Park is an amazing place to visit, the Piccaninnie Ponds water is crystal clear, and a permit is required to snorkel or dive in the ponds. Phone: (+61 8) 8735 1177 for Bookings.
The Pildappa Rock is a beautiful place to pop in on your way to your overnight destination, many photo opportunities available here. Note: The local council does not encourage camping here.
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If stopping at the Poocher Swamp Game Reserve you should take your camera and take a walk around the swamp area, I'm sure you will find plenty to photograph.
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The Rainforestation Nature Park gives you a wonderful experience with Nature, wildlife, tour, boat and Indigenous people. This nature park is well laid out and truly an amazing place to visit.
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The Snakes Downunder Reptile Park Gates are open from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm The first snake show starts at 10.00amThe main croc show starts at 11.15am The second snake show (different snakes) starts at 12.30pm Note: Closed Wednesday
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The Australian Reptile Park is located at Somersby on the Central Coast, New South Wales in Australia.
It is about 50 km (a one hour drive) North of Sydney, and is just off the Sydney-Newcastle Freeway. The park is home to a variety of reptiles, includin ...
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The Sullivans Lookout Rest Area has plenty of parking area to accommodate the largest rigs with a wonderful view of Mt Beauty in the distance. It's well worth the stop if your on the Tawonga Gap Road to Falls Creek.
Taronga Zoo is the city zoo of Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. Officially opened on 7 October 1916, it is located on the shores of Sydney Harbour in the suburb of Mosman.
Taronga Zoo is managed by the Zoological Parks Board of New South Wales under t ...
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Symbio was established in 1975 as a small wildlife park and has become an award winning zoo and tourist attraction. Bordering Australia’s World historic Royal National Park, the Sutherland Shire, Cronulla Coast and Wollongong City.
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The Tahune Adventures AirWalk has a few different ones to checkout. Take the walk and grab a bite to eat at the fully licensed café, they also have free internet available.
There is plenty of room for caravans and large rigs in their car park. Checkout t ...
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When at the The Big Banana Fun Park it's worth noting there is an Ice Skating rink onsite, plus mini golf and a heap of other activities for the little ones.
Open Hours:Open every day of the year except Christmas day
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The Trowunna Wildlife Park is a privately owned wildlife sanctuary. Open 9am - 5pm everyday Closed Christmas Day
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Tuncurry has gone though a few name changes since 1875 when the first land grant was established, and was originally called North Shore, then North Forster, and now its known as "Tuncurry", meaning "plenty of fish"
Tuncurry Chinese Restaurant, 110 Ma ...
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Urimbirra Wildlife Park has over 70 species of Australian fauna in their natural surroundings. This park is situated on 16 hectares, and includes freshwater and saltwater crocodiles, venomous snakes, pythons, lizards ets.
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Werribee Open Range Zoo is an African themed zoo in Werribee, about 32 km south-west of Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. It is part of the Zoological Parks and Gardens Board or 'Zoos Victoria' which also includes Melbourne Zoo and Healesville Sanctuary. It ...
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Koala Park was created in the 1920's and officially opened in October of 1930 by the founder Noel Burnet. He became alarmed at the high numbers of koalas shot for the large export fur trade. He feared that if such harsh treatment was allowed to continue, ...
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The Wildlife Habitat Port Douglas is good value if you are staying for a week with kids, as your ticket is valid for 5 days. There is a nice selection of native species. As an added bonus, some of the birds often will sit on your shoulder.
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The Wing's Wildlife Park also has a campground attached, with special dispensation for access to the wildlife park.
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The Zoodoo Wildlife Park has animal feedings from roughly 11 am and a zoo bus. This is not a big zoo, but the animals are well cared for, and you get to feed some of them, and pat a few as well.