YOU KNOW the feeling. The horizon is speeding towards you in a blur of rusty red, green and blue. Your eyes are tired and staring straight ahead. You can feel your muscles trying to let go as you fight to keep a grip on the wheel. You are tired. All you can think of is the feeling of your body covered by the cool crispness of clean sheets, the mechanical whirring of the motor being replaced by the quiet stillness of sleep. You start wondering where you will spend the night. You might even be wondering why you didn’t book accommodation before; you’ll be interested to hear about Dimidium.

Dimidium parks cater to workers, travellers, campers and tourists needing short or long-term accommodation in Australia. The parks are located through Queensland, with several in Mount Isa, Cloncurry and Roma. Experience the sense of community in these parks while you stay.

Each park location has something quintessentially Australian to offer. Three of the parks are in Mount Isa. Copper City Riverside is the amalgamation of two parks and has two in-ground pools, clean amenities, new workers’ studios and a communal camp kitchen. Argylla Tourist Park and Sunset Top Tourist Park also have in-ground pools, communal kitchens and close proximity to the town centre. Spark up new friendships while cooking in the communal kitchen and share travel tips for along the way.

Just an hour east of Mount Isa is the town of Cloncurry. Its rugged rocky outcrops, spectacular sunrises and sunsets provide an outback setting to the live performances of bush poetry and folk music through April to September at Gilbert Park Tourist Village. There’s a pool, camp kitchen and great amenities.

Roma is in the southeastern corner of Queensland, an hour away from the Surat Basin. Dimidium has three caravan parks in this town. Big Rig Tourist Park on McDowall street is only a few minutes away from town. It has a pool, camp kitchen and a kiosk. Villa Holiday Park on Northern Road is close to the airport and is just outside of town. It is right next Romavilla Winery, which produces shiraz, chenin blanc and muscat wines to name a few. Roma Aussie Tourist Park on Bowen street is closer to town. You’ll find that with its pool, camp kitchen, proximity to shops and restaurants it makes a great place from which to explore the town of Roma.