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The Cane River Rest Area located on the banks of the Cane River, close to the road is level with no shade to park your caravan, but you can go inland a bit further away from the highway, for a bit more privacy. Managed by Parks and Wildlife - NO CAMPING P ...
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Cania Gorge Tourist Retreat do not permit Portable Generators to be used in the Park.
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The Cann River Rest Area is a long slightly raised gravel area running alongside the Princes Highway, Not much to do here, apart from take a power nap, and then be on your way again.
Cape Conran Coastal Park
Escape to the natural beauty of Cape Conran Coastal Park, a sprawling coastal wilderness spanning 11,700 hectares in East Gippsland, Victoria. Situated near Marlo, approximately 396 km from Melbourne, this park offers a diverse l ...
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Cape Liptrap - Bear Gully Camping Area has a long drop toilet, lots of wildlife around, and you can sleep to the sound of waves crashing on the beach. Mostly rock beaches so not ideal for swimming, but there are some nice rock pools to explore.
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The Clarence Pirie Memorial Park has public toilets and rubbish bins and is next door to the Capertee Rest Area, with a children’s playground. You can also take a short stroll around town quite easily and be back in next to no time a all.
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The Caragabal Rest Area has a small area to park on with a public toilet and no shade, you can take a walk down the street to stretch your legs and maybe make a phone call from the telephone box.
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The Carcoar Dam Water Reserve Camping Area has onsite power is supplied for Hair dryers and Shavers the outlets are in the Amenities Block.
Note: The available showers are not heated, so be forewarned if you intend to have a shower in the middle of winte ...
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The Cardwell Park Rest Area is a nice place for a break from the road or for a picnic. There is soft grass, shady trees, picnic shelters and tables and you can take a stroll along the beach, and take in the sea air for an hour or two.
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