Book Cheap Car Rental Parkes

Car hire Parkes offers a significant selection of cheap hire cars from the major companies when you want to rent a car, assuring you of receiving a cheap quality vehicle at a price that meets your budget. Cheap car rental Parkes never charges a booking or cancellation fee. The booking process only takes about two minutes of your time. Car rental done through our website, takes the hassle out of the hire car process. You aren’t required to sign up or become a member of Rent Me a Car to use our efficient booking service. You simply access the website and enter your cheap hire car requirements, such as time, date, model car, and so on. Make an immediate comparison between the features, models, and prices for any of the major car companies, such as Budget, Thrifty, and Hertz. The prices for cheap car hire in Parkes include basic insurance, unlimited kilometres, and airport taxes, if you are picking up your rental car at the airport. There are never any hidden fees when you book your vehicle through Rent Me a Car. Rental cars are available in many models and price ranges, and you can compare these features side by side on the website. While car rental prices don’t include petrol, baby seats, or GPS, many other fees are covered in the quoted price. GST, registration fees, and basic insurance are all part of the hire car prices you will find on the website.

Parkes

Parkes, New South Wales is a town of approximately 10,000 people. It is the main town in the Parkes Shire Local Government Area. The original settlers called the place Currajong in 1853. It was surrounded by kurrajong trees. After Bushman’s Lead mine was established, the settlement was referred to as Bushman’s. Sir Henry Parkes, the “Father of the Federation,” was honoured by the town’s renaming in 1873. The area became very busy during the gold rush, around 1870, and there are still mining sites in the region. Sir Henry Parkes was born in Coventry, England, which was pronounced Parkes’ sister city in 1939. The town is on the Newell Highway for auto traffic, and on the Australian transcontinental railway. Today, Parkes is considered a scientific community, with the presence of Parkes Observatory. Scientists working at the observatory have been researching the skies with the radio telescope. They have also assisted NASA as a Southern Hemisphere relay station for several space missions. In addition to scientific research, other industries and endeavors are important to the Parkes area, including farming. Wheat and wool are the primary products of the region. Gold and copper mining, mostly at Northparkes, is an important part of the local economy.

Henry Parkes Center

This impressive tourism complex is in the northern part of town and is home to the Parkes Visitor Information Centre, the Local History Museum, Parkes Motor Museum, the Pioneer Park Antique Machinery Museum, and the King’s Castle Elvis Exhibit. The Elvis Exhibit is Greg Page’s unique collection of memorabilia. Artifacts from the singer’s life, both public and private are on display. The Motor Museum has cars from every period of automotive history.

CSIRO Parkes Radio Telescope

Residing in the shadows of the radio telescope, the Parkes Visitors’ Centre is a great way to learn about radio telescope research. There are interactive displays, hands-on learning for kids, science toys, and more. A 3D theatre shows adventures across the Universe. This place is delightful for all ages, and everyone can learn something new. A restaurant, called the Dish Café, is open to the public, or you can use the free gas barbecues.