Sandside Rest Area
Sandside Rest Area is a conveniently located, drive-through spot on the southern side of the Newell Highway. The easily-visible signage coupled with its proximity to the highway makes it a preferred rest stop. It provides some shade with reasonably level ground, making it comfortable and practical. Additionally, it facilitates truck parking, enhancing its utility for long-haul travelers.
About this campsite
The Sandside Rest Area is a conveniently located, easily accessible spot alongside the southern portion of the Newell Highway. With its prominently signed entrance and paved, drive-through design, passengers can enter and exit without hassle. Although its close proximity to the highway may cause some nighttime noise, it provides convenient access for travelers. The rest area offers space with moderate shading and maintains a fairly level terrain, suitable for a comfy stopover or rest. Also, it is worth noting that this area is frequented by trucks making it an ideal spot for road trippers and commercial travelers alike. Experience the combination of convenience, utility, and the charm of the open road at the Sandside Rest Area.
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Contact & Location
Newell Highway
Morundah, 2700
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