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Featured RV Friendly Events

QUEENSLAND

Festival of Outback Skies 2026

Event date - 1 - 3 May 2026

The Festival of Outback Skies is a three day event that includes a range of activities including a bull ride, arts and craft workshops. Markets, cooking demonstrations, live music, a fine dining dinner under the stars, lantern parade to name a few.

Volunteer Opportunities

Seeking volunteers to participate in a range of roles from administration, bar sales, traffic direction, showing people to their campsites, waitering, art workshops, minibus shuttle drivers and site set up. Volunteers receive a free powered camping site and entry to all ticketed events (except the dinner) To register your interest as a volunteer, please go to the festival website and fill out a volunteer application under the get involved tab. For all enquires contact Jennifer Tasker at tdo@flinders.qld.gov.au or phone 07 4741 2971.

Festival Location

The festival site is spread across three precincts all within 500m of each other. The site is also walking distance from the Hughenden CBD. The Hughenden Showgrounds will host the Dinner Under the Stars and the Bull Ride events, with live music, art workshops, cooking demos and more. The Art Sculpture Trail at the historic Coolabah Tree will showcase sculptural pieces entered into our Art Sculptural Competition. At the Hughenden Recreational Lake you can enjoy star gazing, water sports and food markets. The closing lantern parade is alongside the lake before they are released across the water.

Getting There

Hughenden and surrounds are serviced by rail, plane and bus routes and is a very accessible destination for those who prefer self-drive. There are five major roads entering Hughenden, from the north, south, east and west. Situated on the Overlander’s Way approximately half-way between Townsville and Mount Isa, the Hughenden region is a hub for many destinations.

Festival Camping

Flinders Shire Council have powered and unpowered sites available at the festival site. The sites do have access to toilets and showers. Powered sites are $90 for three nights (max 4 people per site), and unpowered sites are $45 for 2 nights (max 4 people).

Festival Glamping

For the ultimate accommodation experience at the festival treat yourself to a glamping tent located on the banks of the Flinders River. These glamping tents are next level luxury in camping. Six meter high European Bells tents with quality bedding, chairs, floor rugs, side tables, lights, phone charging station and a welcome pack. You also have a concierge 24/7 to look after your needs. The glamping tents are located a short walk across the river to the festival site. 3 nights twin share is $1,450. An additional queen bed can be rented for your tent to increase capacity to four people.

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QLD

St George Show

Date: 3/5/26

Welcome to the St George Show, celebrating over 140 years of our wonderful community event. This year promises to be more spectacular than ever, with an array of exciting activities, exhibitions, and performances that showcase the rich heritage and vibrant spirit of our town. From thrilling carnival rides and games to delicious food stalls offering local delicacies, there's something for everyone to enjoy.

Our talented local artists and craftsmen will be displaying their unique creations, and you'll have the chance to purchase one-of-a-kind souvenirs. Don't miss the livestock shows and agricultural displays that pay homage to our farming roots, as well as our rodeo and spectacular horse events on throughout the day!

Families will love the interactive children's zone, where kids can participate in fun, educational activities and meet friendly farm animals.

As the sun sets, gather around the main arena for an evening of music and entertainment, culminating in a dazzling fireworks display that will light up the night sky. We are thrilled to have you join us in this grand celebration of community, tradition, and togetherness. Here's to another 140 years of memories and milestones at the St George show!

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VICTORIA

Casterton Cup

Come and support the local community and enjoy the up-close racing action that you'll only get in the country. Whether you are looking for country casual or a catered experience, there is something to suit everybody!

Sunday 17th May 2026

11am

Courtesy bus will come to the Island Park Caravan Park and the RV Park to pick up guests.

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Featured RV Friendly Towns & Destinations

TASMANIA

Pyengana Recreation Ground - TAS RVFD

Pyengana is a small village in north-east Tasmania, located approximately 30-minutes’ drive from the coastal town of St Helens and an hour from Scottsdale. Pyengana offers free parking at the recreation ground on St Columba Falls Road. While visiting, be sure to take up the opportunity to visit the Pyengana Dairy Company and Cheese Factory and watch cheese being made, sample some of Pyengana’s award-winning produce, and purchase some of your favourite hearty cheddar. Pyengana Dairy Company and Cheese Factory has been making tasty cheese using traditional methods for more than 100 years. Also within the region are some extremely picturesque waterfalls, including the cascading St Columba Falls. Cost: Donation at gate, new shower/toilets and hot showers $2 for 3 minutesParking: Negotiable stay limitOpening Hours: 7 days

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VICTORIA

Pyramid Hill - VIC RVFT

Pyramid Hill is located within the Shire of Loddon, Victoria, 254km north of Melbourne and 86km north of Bendigo. Pyramid Hill is a part of a granite outcrop that runs from Mt Terrick Terrick in the south to Mt Hope in the north.While exploring this picturesque town, you can stay close to the centre of town at Pyramid Hill Caravan Park. For just $10 per vehicle per night for an unpowered site, the caravan park is the ideal location to park and has access to potable water and a dump point.From the top of the hill, which rises to 187 metres above sea level, there is a wonderful view of the township and surrounding irrigated farmlands. A 2km pathway winds around the base of Pyramid Hill, linking a 3km walk from the town. For the more adventurous the track also extends across the ‘saddle’ of the hill.Tourist/Visitor Centre Pyramid Hill Tourist Stand20 Victoria St, Pyramid Hill VICPh: 03 5455 7391Email: d_demaine@hotmail.comwww.victoriahotelpyramidhill.com.au Casual Parking Kelly StShort Term Parking 114 – 124 Pyramid Hill Caravan Park, Victoria St, unpwr $15pnLong Term Parking 114 – 124 Pyramid Hill Caravan Park, Victoria St, unpwr $15pnDump Point 114 – 124 Pyramid Hill Caravan Park, Victoria StPotable Water 114 – 124 Pyramid Hill Caravan Park, Victoria StDoctors Surgery Gladfield Rd, Pyramid Hill, Ph: 03 5452 1601Pharmacy Chemist Shop Prescription Depot, Victoria St, Ph: 03 5455 7016Supermarket IGA, 2 Victoria St, Ph: 03 5455 7322

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WESTERN AUSTRALIA

Meekatharra - WA RVFT

Meekatharra is a small town situated on the Great Northern Highway, in the Mid West region of Western Australia. It is a centre for sheep and cattle transshipment, initially by rail but now by road trains. It is also a regional home to the Royal Flying Doctor Service and the School of the Air. Heritage buildings in Meekatharra maintain character in the town centre while the local museum puts it all into context. Located in the library, the museum contains more than 100 photographs and items of memorabilia of life through the ages in Meekatharra.Those visiting Meekatharra can find short-term parking at the Lions Park Area, situated in Hill Street. There is no fee to stay here and parking is limited to 24 hours. A dump point is located at Lot 58 Main Street, and potable water can be obtained from the Visitors Rest Area, also located in Main Street. Meekatharra is a quaint town, rich in history. Active and profitable gold mining operations continue in the district and the relics of those long since past, dotted throughout the countryside, fill the imagination of the inquisitive tourists. The Meeka Rangelands Discovery Trail provides a fascinating insight into the history, and natural and cultural heritage of Meekatharra along an easy three kilometre walk around Meekatharra Creek. The trail also includes the Meeka Lookout, an opportunity to take in the vast red rangelands and appreciate the beauty of the outback landscape.Tourist/Visitor Centre Council Office, adj to museum & library, 54 Main St, MeekatharraPh: 08 9980 0600reception@meekashire.wa.gov.auwww.meekashire.wa.gov.au Casual Parking Main St, between Savage St & Porter StShort Term Parking Vacant lot opp Royal Mail Hotel; Lions Park Area, Hill St, 24hrLong Term Parking Peace George, Gascoyne Junction RdDump Point Lot 58, Main St. Lat: -26.59366 Long: 118.49593Potable Water Main St, at the Visitors Rest AreaHospital Savage St, Ph: 08 9981 0600Doctors Surgery Outpatients at the hospital, Mon-Fri: 9am-12pm & 2pm–4pmPharmacy Main St, next to Coates Hire, Ph: 08 9980 1798Supermarket Farmer Jacks Foodworks, Main St, Ph: 08 9981 1088

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