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Darwin Bowls Club proposes 40-site RV park in Fannie Bay

11.12.2025 11:00 1 min 1 source РУС
NT Independent ENG
Darwin Bowls Club proposes 40-site RV park in Fannie Bay
Original source: NT Independent

The Darwin Bowls and Social Club has lodged plans to develop a 40-site RV park in three stages on a 1.2-hectare vacant lot in Fannie Bay. The proposal cites less stringent requirements than for caravan parks, as RVs are self-contained. The club argues the development would reduce illegal camping and boost local tourism revenue.

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Darwin Bowls Club proposes 40-site RV park in Fannie Bay

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