RV Friendlies & Events

Featured RV Friendly Events

SA
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Eudunda Show

Get ready for a fantastic day out at the Eudunda & District Show on Sunday, 15 November 2026! Celebrate rural life and community spirit with a full schedule of livestock displays, horses-in-action events, show hall exhibits, competitions, trade stalls, food, entertainment and family-friendly fun. Whether you’re there to discover local produce, cheer on competitors, enjoy rides and performances, or simply share good times with friends and family — the Eudunda Show has something for everyone. Don’t miss this iconic regional celebration in beautiful Eudunda!


  • Adults: ~$15
  • Concession: ~$10
  • Children (up to 18): ~$5
  • Children under 5: FREE
SOUTH AUSTRALIA
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Clare Valley Gourmet Week

Event date: May 2026

Australia’s longest running wine and food festival, the Clare Valley Gourmet Festival will return again in May 2026. 

The festival showcases the region’s wine and food culture by offering a range of unforgettable experiences, including the exciting new Gourmet Bus Trails. These offer a full day itinerary of curated indulgence with transport, food, wine and unique experiences all taken care of. 

Book your stay today and indulge in a sensory feast amidst the beauty of the Clare Valley, South Australia.

NEW SOUTH WALES
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Saltbush Country Broken Hill

Event date: 8 May - 26 July 2026

Saltbush Country provides a rare opportunity for audiences across regional South Australia to experience the works and worldviews of Aboriginal women artists practising independently in the state. In this statewide touring exhibition, seven regional artists tell stories of their culture, community and connection to Country. Often personal and occasionally raw, their work reflects the world as seen through their eyes – a contemporary articulation of Aboriginal life in regional South Australia.

Saltbush Country, curated by Tarnanthi Regional Curator Marika Davies, was one of the highlight exhibitions of Tarnanthi 2023 when it was presented at Port Pirie Regional Art Gallery and in Adelaide at the Kerry Packer Civic Gallery at the Hawke Centre, UniSA City West campus.

Artists: Josephine Lennon, Marli Macumba, Juanella McKenzie, Deanna Newchurch, Lynette Newchurch, Sandra Saunders, Heather Shearer

The artists’ works are the result of a series of community workshops, mentoring and professional development opportunities catering for prominent regional artists and supported by Country Arts SA and Tarnanthi.



Featured RV Friendly Towns & Destinations

QUEENSLAND
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Theebine Hotel - QLD RVFD

The Theebine Hotel is set in the foothills of the Gunalda Ranges, and is located just two hours north of Brisbane. The Theebine Hotel offers a quiet getaway in country surrounds, with delicious meals, live music, and raffles in the beer garden on a Sunday afternoon.The Theebine Hotel is RV friendly, offering travellers the perfect place to rest up for the night. Parking is available for up to 72 hours at no cost; however, patronage of the hotel is always appreciated. Access to showers and power are available for an additional fee, and toilets are available for use.The hotel is open from 10am to 12pm and offers a selection of breakfast, lunch, and dinner options. The hotel itself, is one of the town’s most popular attractions, restored to protect its rich history. Built in 1909, the original building still stands today. The hotel was built to service the train junction opposite, opening up the South Burnett.Cost: Nil charge, but patronage of the hotel is appreciatedParking: 72hrs, pets on lead, mobile coverage, bins, covered seating. Showers and power for a charge. Toilets also available.Opening Hours: 10am - 12 midnight
QUEENSLAND
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Bollon - QLD RVFT

The small outback town of Bollon sits on the banks of the peaceful Wallam Creek along Adventure Way. The soil is red, there are endless blue skies, and the local community is made up of friendly and welcoming people. Bollon welcomes RV travellers by offering parking for up to 72 hours at Wallam Creek Camp Area. Fees are by way of donation, and showers, toilets and barbecues are accessible at this site. A dump point is available at the camp area, as is potable water. Pets on leads are welcome. While in town, retracing Bollon’s rural history at the Heritage Centre or browsing around the historical shearing display at Deb’s Café are great things to keep you busy. For serious campers and four-wheel drive enthusiasts, Thrushton National Park is 60 kilometres north of town via dirt roads. The Balonne Shire is a beautiful area, offering plenty for visitors to see and do. Tourist/Visitor Information Centre        Balonne Shire Visitor Information Centre114 The Terrace, St GeorgePh: 07 4620 8877Email: council@balonne.qld.gov.auCasual Parking (near retail centre)       George St, BollonShort & Long Term Parking        Wallam Creek Camp AreaCnr William & Main St, BollonFees by way of donation, 72hrs, showers, toilets, water, bins, BBQ, covered seating, pets on leadDump Point  Wallam Creek Camp AreaCnr William & Main St, BollonLat:-28.02725Long: 147.47757Potable Water          Wallam Creek Camp Area, Cnr William & Main St, Bollon andWalter Austin Park, Main St BollonDoctors Surgery     37 Main St Bollon – Ph: 07 4625 6105Supermarket            Wallam Creek General Store. 36 Main St Bollon – Ph: 07 4625 6450. Open 7 days, 6am to 7pm.
QUEENSLAND
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Hughenden - QLD RVFT

Hughenden, situated on the Flinders Highway and the Flinders River, is the hub of the mid north-west of Queensland. It is predominantly a grazing area, with cattle properties to the north and sheep grazing to the south. The town has many attractions, with four national parks, gem fields, mountainous volcanic basalt country, sweeping black soil plains and rich fossil dinosaur areas. The most famous of these areas, Porcupine Gorge, has been carved out of a basalt lava-flow by Porcupine Creek, giving beautiful soft colours to the walls towering 150 metres over the water. The Gorge offers camping, bird watching and swimming, and a diverse range of flora and fauna live amongst the brilliantly coloured sandstone rocks. Kooroorinya Falls Nature Reserve is another great spot for fishing, camping, bushwalking and swimming. The Flinders Discovery Centre on Gray Street is also the Visitor Information Centre. It has an excellent exhibition of dinosaur fossils from around the world as well as fossils from the local area. ‘Mutt’, a life size, full-bodied Muttaburrasaurus model, is situated in the middle of town on the two main incoming roads to Hughenden.Visitors to Hughenden can find short-term parking at Hughenden RV Parking Area on Stansfield Street. There is no fee to stay here however, vehicles must be self-contained and a 1 week time limit applies. Potable water and a dump point are also located the RV Parking Area as well as at McLaren Street, (outside Ergon Energy depot). Hughenden is a typical larger country town and is just the place to rest and replenish your supplies while taking your time exploring the region.Tourist/Visitor Centre       Hughenden VIC, 37 Gray St, Hughenden QLDPh: 07 4741 2970info@flinders.qld.gov.auwww.visithughenden.com.auCasual Parking       Brodie St & Gray StShort Term Parking           Hughenden RV Parking Area, self-contained vehicles only, dump point, basic camp kitchen, potable water, nil charge, 1 week time limit.Dump Point  Hughenden RV Parking Area, Stansfield StMcLaren St, (outside Ergon Energy depot)Potable Water          Hughenden RV Parking Area, Stansfield StMcLaren St or Little Ave (Near River)Hospital        Richmond Hill, Ph: 07 4741 2800Pharmacy     37 - 41 Brodie St, Ph: 07 4741 1631Supermarket            Food Works, 13 Gray St, Ph: 07 4741 1670; SPAR, 31 Moran St, Ph: 07 4741 1109