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The Watraba Rest Area has plenty of room to park your caravan on a large gravel area, but there is very little shade, some rubbish bins and picnic tables, located just off the Eyre Highway. You can also sit and watch the traffic go by, before heading off ...
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The Watts Bend Camping Area has quite a few places to choose from, but remember to bring everything you need, and take away your rubbish.
The Wauraltee Beach Camping Area overlooks the Spencer Gulf, a few nice spots to camp at. Make sure you obtain a permit first, Use the Website Link on this page to apply for one. Camping permit required (no camping fees apply)
Waverley Creek Rest Area 20 Hour Limit
The Waverley Creek Rest Area has a maximum stay 20 hours allowed, Facilities include Wood fired BBQs, and tap water, as with most water your not sure about, it's advisable to purify it first by boiling before drinking. There is also a telephone box availa ...
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Wawirra Creek Rest Area
The Wawirra Creek Rest Area is quite a large gravel area to pull into, it's nestled between the Railway and the Barrier Highway, so expect a bit of traffic noise if you stop here.
Wedderburn Pioneer Caravan Park
If your at the Wellington South Rest Area you might as well visit the Wellington Caves, the turn off to them is a hundred metres or so down the road.
The Wells Crossing Rest Area is a popular and well known fishing spot on the Severn River, so expect company when stopping here.
Welshmans Reef Caravan Park
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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Werribee South Beach Caravan Park
Werribee Visitor Information Centre
Werribee Visitor Information Centre is located at entry to Werribee Open Range Zoo Open 7 days, 9am – 5pm
West End of "90 Mile Straight"
West of The Range Rest Area
The West of The Range Rest Area has a public toilet and picnic tables but no rubbish bins.
West Pennant Hills - Koala Park Sanctuary
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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