North Parkes Motel

Parkes is located in the central west of NSW, around half way between Melbourne and Brisbane. Parkes is a regional commercial centre, rich agricultaral area and internationally known for it's Radio Telescope (Satellite dish).Standard rooms feature air-conditioning, coffee and tea makers, hairdryer, iron and ironing board, modem access, minibar and cable TV with movie channels.Marty's Restaurant open for breakfast and dinner.Low rise property with gardens in front and parking.Small lobby.Local attractions are Bushmans Hill, Goobang National Park, Sir Henry Parkes Museum (head of Federation and former Prime Minister of Australia in late 19th Century), CSIRO Parkes Radio Telescope and Farm Implement Museum.