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Touring Vic - last minute info?
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18/11/2012, 08:01 PM
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Well we leave in 1 1/2 weeks OMG! By then end of the month we will be almost in Victoria Eeeeeek.
So I was wondering - does anyone have any last minute ideas, suggestions etc etc?
-Ideas for vouchers to save on outings
-Must see events on at this time of year (we will be in Vic from about early Dec till end Dec) yes over xmas as well.
- anywhere we can spend xmas - we shall be around Mt Kosciusko by then, heading back towards Grampians area - well somewhere between there anyway!
-little things we must see - for example, my father told us about the huge worms in Gippsland area, that is so cool and a must see for the kids! So anywhere cool like that, train rides into cool forests etc, ferry rides etc etc.
Anything else? Any really bad areas to avoid - we wont be going to the city, well maybe for a day or two to visit the zoo and water? park
I cant wait, Motorhome all booked and paid, housesitter organised, haven't packed yet though! lol
Also posting this in SA, as we are going through there (from WA).
This post has been edited by Cat©: 18/11/2012, 08:04 PM
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18/11/2012, 08:09 PM
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We love the grampians the ice cream shop is to die for, there is also a zoo/ wildlife park there that's good Another fave for us is sovrign hill in ballarat
Addit some walks in the gramps are still closed of but still a beautiful place to visit
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18/11/2012, 08:31 PM
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If you do go into the city you could do the Melbourne myer window. It is extremely busy, but I always take DS  I love Christmas themed thing... There is puffing billy steam train in the dandenong ranges. www.puffingbilly.com.au/ The ferry from queens cliff to sorrento or vice versa www.searoad.com.au/ I don't know of a waterpark in melb but there is one in geelong. www.adventurepark.com.au/ In the city there is also the aquarium, which is much better than the one in WA. Im sure there is much much more but my brain is not really working I just answered to things you mentioned. I hope you have a great holiday!!
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19/11/2012, 06:25 PM
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Thanks so much all! I have been checking all these places out and marking them on our maps. I have just organised Zoo tickets here to pickup Friday, they are annual memberships that will do almost all the zoos over there too (thanks for that kshy!) Getting exciting! Feel free to add anymore suggestions please  even camping spots that are nice/scenic/cheap! We will try to free camp a bit to be close to places I can do some photograpy at but will need to go to camp grounds every two days to recharge the camper - so two days free camping, two days caravan parks. Gets a bit exxy at $100 plus per night for all of us.
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19/11/2012, 07:38 PM
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It will be school holiday time - so most places will be very busy but there will be lots of activities happening. Pages like Whats on in Melbourneor Thats MelbourneOr even Kids SpotThese pages will have constant listings of events and festivals in Victoria. Sovereign Hill is a really great place to visit and fairly wheelchair friendly The Dandenongs are beautiful to visit but maybe hard to navigate a wheelchair around - narrow or raised walkways They do have a parrot feeding area at Grants picnic ground that is free - just buy the seed. If your kids are into the fire brigade you can visit The museum in East Melbourne and on Fridays they have demos - they are fun. I have a free family pass if you want it pm me your details and I can post it to you. Hope you have a great time!!
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