We spent 8 nights in Rolling Stone, one of our favourite parks in Australia. We took advantage of the ‘stay 4 nights get one free’ deal which made it quite affordable for a family
While in Townsville we stayed at the Rowes Bay caravan park, opposite the beach & playgrounds. Once checked in we were straight in the pool, then cruised along the foreshore trying all the playgrounds,
Onto charters towers it was great to get to a Big4 resort caravan park with pool, playground, and jumping pillow; it was heaven after a month in the outback! The temperature dropped 10 degrees
In Richmond we started off at the free splash park, doing our school work in the park then cooling off, there’s room to park your van here too. Richmond is another stop on the
Julia creek was a few ‘firsts’ for us, our first outdoor bath experience; including wine & cheese platter. (Note: the baths do not face sunset, we knew and expected this, but others were disappointed)
We stayed at the Tattersalls Caravan park opposite the pub in the main street, there was no yahooing or loud behaviour through the town like I expected being near a pub. We visited the
We visited the old Bladensburg Homestead that has been preserved since the early 1900’s. Some great artifacts within the many original buildings, including a fossil you could touch through the case, old bottles, combs,
One morning we woke to a storm building so we raced out to the National Park to watch the show, there was lightning and a rainbow at the same time, so cool to watch.
Winton, the dinosaur capital of Australia. Our first stop in town was the big WINTON sign with the caravan. Next stop catching up on washing & the town pool! The heat in Winton was
In Longreach we stayed at a $5 donation camp full of roosters and brolgas. There were flushing toilets, a river, and fires in above ground pits allowed. The roosters and chickens were good fun
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