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Mother’s Day is just around the corner on Sunday, May 14, and she will LOVE our Mother’s Day giveaway! We’ll announce the lucky winner next week.
We have visited Canberra A LOT. In fact, at least once or twice a year since the kids were little. We camp or stay with my sister and family.
Have you visited Pinjarra, near Mandurah, only an hour south of Perth? And did you know Australia had another Murray River? Pinjarra RV Parking Area in Western Australia is a free camp and within walking distance of the town centre. You’ll find picnic tables, shade and the dump point is about 100 metres away. Additionally, it is pet friendly and there is room for Big Rigs. There is space for 15 recreational vehicles, with a maximum stay of 24 hours only. There must be 5 consecutive nights between any of your stays here. Where to eat Make sure you stop at Pinjarra
In Tintaldra, you’ll come across a big Murray Cod, the Murray River, pub curry nights and living history at the Tintaldra Store.
Quorn is the home to the Pichi Richi Heritage Railway experience. It is well worth a visit by vintage train enthusiasts as there are a number of different trains to travel on from March until November.
We happened upon Oddies Creek Adventure Play Space in Albury, New South Wales a few years back.
This shady playground is 2,000 square metres of fully fenced fun!
If you like a little thrill, visit The Blue Mountains and the Katoomba Scenic World. The world’s steepest railway is west of Sydney, in New South Wales.
Blue Mountains, New South Wales This list doesn’t include the best waterfalls, or National Parks in Australia! I didn’t include Litchfield National Park here because so far, some of the walks themselves are tough, or long and sweaty – even though rewards are great at the end. But it is still my favourite national park for waterfalls! However, here is our family’s personal list of favourite Aussie walks. They are all sensational. I expect this list will change, as we’re planning loads more national parks this year. Make sure you tackle Mount Kosciuszko – if you can, climbing to the top of
The Darling Downs in Queensland is THE place for sunflower drives. Sunflowers are a summer crop and only flower for 3-4 weeks. But you can find sunflowers from December to March and more on Darling Downs road trips. For next season, pick your own at Warraba Sunflowers at Cambooya, Queensland. It is now closed. Tips: Please be respectful of farmers. Only go into properties if you have permission. Otherwise, take photos from the fence and enjoy that colour. More to see and do (from a local – Heatley grew up here, and our first bub was born in Toowoomba): Lake Leslie Goomburra State
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