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Directions to Exhibition Park Corporation DIRECTIONS TO EXHIBITION PARK IN CANBERRA (EPIC) GPS - 10 FLEMINGTON ROAD, LYNEHAM or MITCHELL COMING FROM THE NORTH - SYDNEY / GOULBURN As you are approaching Canberra you will come to a large roundabout with a service station to your left. Go straight through the roundabout and turn right at the 2nd set of traffic lights into Flemington Road. Please ignore the 2 road signs for Exhibition Park before the 2nd set of traffic lights into Flemington Road, as they will take you around the perimeter of Exhibition Park. Approximately 200 metres from the corner, look to your right and you will see the main gate entrance to Exhibition Park in Canberra. Turn right into the main gate entrance then turn 1st left and you will find the camping check in office to your left. (PLEASE NOTE: If you are arriving after 9pm and the main gate is closed please travel a little further along Flemington Road and turn right into the next Entrance – turn right again and head toward the camping check in which will be on your right hand side – there will be a map available on the door with instructions.) COMING FROM THE SOUTH – YASS Follow the Barton Highway to the very end to the set of traffic lights at Northbourne Avenue. (There is another left turn into Randwick Road near the racetrack before the end of the Barton highway, ignore this and keep going to the end of the Barton Highway as it is easier to go this way while towing). Turn left at the lights onto Northbourne Avenue. Turn left at the 2nd set of traffic lights into Flemington Road. There are signs for Exhibition Park. Approximately 200 metres from the corner, look to your right and you will see the main gate entrance to Exhibition Park in Canberra. Turn right into the main gate entrance then turn 1st left and you will find the camping check in office to your left. (PLEASE NOTE: If you are arriving after 9pm and the main gate is closed please travel a little further along Flemington Road and turn right into the next Entrance – turn right again and head toward the camping check in which will be on your right hand side – there will be a map available on the door with instructions.) COMING FROM THE SOUTH – CANBERRA CITY Follow along Northbourne Ave for approximately 5.klm. You will come to a set of T traffic lights for the Barton Highway. Still keep heading straight through Northbourne Avenue. Turn left into Flemington Road, 2nd set of traffic lights after the Barton Highway lights. Approximately 200 metres from the corner, look to your right and you will see the main gate entrance to Exhibition Park in Canberra. Turn right into the main gate entrance then turn 1st left and you will find the camping check in office to your left. (PLEASE NOTE: If you are arriving after 9pm and the main gate is closed please travel a little further along Flemington Road and turn right into the next Entrance – turn right again and head toward the camping check in which will be on your right hand side – there will be a map available on the door with instructions.) To Camping Check In, next to main gate. To Farmers Market 1A 1B 2A 2B 3A 3B 4A 4B 38B 38A 37B 37A 36B 36A 1 2 3 4 38 37 36 35B A 35 8 7C 7B 7A 6C 6B 6A 5B 5A M 19A small 35A 8 7 6 small 5 18B 29A Laundry 28C E 18 19B 28 19 29B 18A Clearway N 19C 28B 29 I 17D 29C Basic 19D 28A 17 Camp 9 9 10 A 10 10 Kitchen T 17C 29D 34B A 9 B small B 10 C 20A 27C 34 34 I 27 17B 30A E 20B 27B 34A 17A 20 30B 17 11 12 S 20C 27A 30 11 11 33B 16D 30C A B 12 20D 26C 33 12A 16C 26 16 21A 33A 13 26B no tap 13 14A 16B 14 INSTRUCTIONS 21B 31A small 14B 16A 21 26A no tap Welcome to Epic campground. 15 21C 31 15 25C 31B White disks on the road indicate site perimeter. 21D 25 22 25B All accommodation and vehicles must keep within the site 22A 32A 25A perimeter. Please choose a site according to length of RV or Caravan. 22C 22B 32B 24B 32 Dark grey under 7.5m 24ft. Light grey over 7.5m 24ft. 24 Most power outlets and taps, service more than one site. Use one outlet only. 24A 32C Map is not to scale. Please enjoy your stay. 32D 23 Powered sites. UNDER 7.5m 24ft. Powered LARGE. OVER 7.5m 24ft. 23 Unpowered Sites. PLEASE DO NOT CAMP UNDER HIGH VOLTAGE POWER LINES 18 Position of Power Outlets and water. Laundry Location of laundry. Most power outlets service more than one site Black & Grey Water Dump Points & Tap. Location of basic camp kitchen. Camp Design ated area for vehicle and RV washing Kitchen water restrictions permitting. Skip Bins / Recycling Bins Male & Female showers / toilets To Mitchell & Gungahlin EPIC CAMPGROUND ENTRY/EXIT Open all hrs Gate 1 AMENITIES Flemington Rd MAIN GATE BUS BAY CLOSED 9PM OPEN 7AM Gate 2 FARMERS MARKET Saturday 7:30am TO 12pm Loop road is closed here during markets CAMPING Flemington Rd CHECK-IN To check in ENTRY/EXIT Open all hrs Petrol & ATM Gate 4 McDonalds Northbourne Avenue TO CANBERRA CITY Federal Highway To Sydney .
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