Tarpeena Rest Area
The Tarpeena Rest Area provides an accessible and relaxing stop-off point for travelers. Located next to the Tarpeena Memorial Hall, this space offers a beautiful natural setting that is perfect for breaks during long journeys. While it's not suitable for large vehicles due to limited parking space, car travelers can enjoy a quiet, grassy spot for rest and rejuvenation.
About this campsite
Situated near the Tarpeena Memorial Hall, the Tarpeena Rest Area serves as a serene day halt spot, allowing both travelers and town residents to enjoy a quiet break. Please note, larger vehicles will need to park on the lush green verge, as the existing parking area primarily accommodates cars. It's an ideal spot to disconnect from the rush, revel in tranquility, and appreciate the simple tranquility of rustic surroundings.
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Contact & Location
Penola Road
Tarpeena, 5277
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