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Bradys Lake Camping Area camping is only allowed in designated areas, some of the best brown trout fishing is to be had from this lake.
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The Braefield Rest Area is wedged between the railway line and Kamilaroi Highway. The rest area is fairly level with picnic tables, fireplaces, rubbish bins and plenty of shade to park your caravan under.
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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 Bramston Beach Campground is Council Run and Bookings are made direct to the Caretakers. Ph: Caretaker on (07) 4067 4121
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At the Brandons Bend River Reserve Rest Area you crop your Kayak in the Murrumbidgee River and go for a short paddle or drop a line in and try and catch dinner, this is quite a large off road site with plenty of opportunities to park.
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The Branxholme Rest Area is an ideal rest area, with excellent shady areas on the highway. The shady parking bay on the highway has been developed as a commemorative area for soldiers lost during World War One. Byaduk is home to the magnificent Byaduk cav ...
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The Breakaway Camping Area is the home of Western Australia's first coal mine and it is nearby for those interested. If you walk along the creek bed, you can see some small coal seams avery now and then. During wildflower season this place is packed.
Breakaway Twin Rivers Caravan Park: Your Riverside Getaway in Acheron, Victoria
Nestled in the picturesque valleys of Acheron, Victoria, approximately 1.5 hours from Melbourne, Breakaway Twin Rivers Caravan Park offers a serene escape on the banks of the ...
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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 Breelong Rest Area has some rubbish bins, bbq facilities along with undercover picnic tables here and some small trees offering some shade from the sun.
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