There were twenty rigs there, when I pulled up for an overnighter
Saw no rubbish, so someone is doing the right thing
It is getting popular, as more rigs came in after dusk
Was talking to travellers parked nearby, (as I usually do), they mentioned that they had been there a few days, and a lot of other travellers, do not donate
They told me that they put their donation in an envelope, with their rego number on it
Because of the coronavirus I did not use any amenities
I noticed that the original amenities are still there, but they also have new ones, to the left of the archers
The new ones look, from a distance, to be the same as those at Greens Lake near Corop
There were plenty of caravans parked up near the new amenities
How friendly is this town
I passed through in January, without staying, as I was in a hurry, to be somewhere else
They now have a plastic card, 24 hour diesel fuel outlet, and a man explaining how it works, and promoting the free camp
I passed through last week in March, and they had a lady, showing people how to use the new diesel fuel outlet
It will be a shame (for me), if they start dumping the waste uranium, in this RV friendly town
Comment on the Kimba rest stop. Fantastic to say the least. I have been on the road caravanning for a long time and would be hard pushed to find a comparable rest stop anywhere. Clean toilets, showers, camp kitchen, potable water on clean gravel.
