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Featured RV Friendly Events

QUEENSLAND

Mundubbera Blueberry Festival

Event Date: from 25 September 2026

The Mundubbera Blueberry Festival is a biennial celebration of music, food, and community spirit that transforms the small town into the heart of the North Burnett.

In 2026, the Festival will once again showcase the best of Mundubbera – from vibrant live entertainment to unique food experiences and family-friendly fun.

Visitors can expect a program designed to celebrate the people, the produce, and the place, with something to delight everyone.

The community can't wait to welcome guests to the 2026 Mundubbera Blueberry Festival for another unforgettable weekend.

Click HERE for additional information.

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NEW SOUTH WALES

Baerami Bush Dance

Event date: Saturday 2 May 2026

Baerami Bush Dance is a truly authentic and fun-filled bush dance at the beautifully timber-lined Baerami Hall in the Upper Hunter Valley, featuring traditional acoustic music performed by musicians from the Hunter Valley.

Dances are explained, and you don't need a partner. The event is family-friendly.

Bring your own dinner and drinks, and a supper to share. Camp at the hall, or stay at nearby accommodation. A well-equipped kitchen is available to prepare your food, and there is space to sit for dinner inside the hall.

A ticketing website will be provided closer to the dance. More information available HERE.

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QUEENSLAND

Vision Splendid Outback Film Festival

Event date: 26 June - 5 July 2026

The Vision Splendid Outback Film Festival is Australia’s only Outback film festival and the world’s only festival dedicated to profiling and supporting the Australian film industry. Held in Winton, Queensland, this family-friendly festival offers an immersive experience that caters to diverse audiences, celebrating Australian storytelling against the stunning backdrop of the Outback.

The festival’s dynamic program features themed special events, Breakfast with the Stars, the unique Silent Night Experience, film-student-led Short Film Competition and film location tours. These engaging activities allow visitors to connect deeply with Australian cinema and culture. The festival also plays a vital role in the industry by supporting Queensland and Australian filmmakers, often providing premiere screenings for local productions that face distribution challenges.

Showcasing the best new Australian films alongside a retrospective program, the Vision Splendid Outback Film Festival ensures that authentic Australian stories reach appreciative audiences.

A highlight of the festival is its venue—the historic Royal Theatre, Winton’s open-air theatre. Established in 1918, it is one of only two remaining open-air theatres in Australia, making it a must-visit destination for film lovers and history buffs alike.

Experience the magic of Australian cinema under the Outback stars at the Vision Splendid Outback Film Festival, where stories come to life in the heart of Queensland.

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Featured RV Friendly Towns & Destinations

WESTERN AUSTRALIA

Mukinbudin - WA RVFT

Mukinbudin is located 38 kilometres from Bencubbin and 128 kilometres from Southern Cross, in Western Australia’s north-eastern Wheatbelt, making it the perfect base from which to explore the nearby Pioneers Pathway touring route.Casual parking is available in Strugnell Street, and for those thinking about staying in town a little while longer, parking is available at Mukinbudin Caravan Park, situated at 25 Cruickshank Road. Powered sites are available from $20 per vehicle per night, and unpowered sites are available for $10 per vehicle per night - stay 7 nights and get this night free. Visitors will also have access to a dump point and potable water. There is plenty to see and do in Mukinbudin. Some attractions include the 50s Farm Shed Museum, displaying restored farm machinery, the Unique Bulk Grain Storage Silo built in 1949, and the Wattoning Historical site used for carting water from gnamma holes and two wells constructed by pastoralists at the turn of the century. Tourist/Visitor Centre Mukinbudin VIC, 15 Maddock St, Mukinbudin WAPh: 08 9047 1102Email: admin@mukinbudin.wa.gov.auwww.mukinbudin.wa.gov.au Casual Parking Strugnell St; Shadbolt StShort Term Parking Mukinbudin Caravan Park, 25 Cruickshank Rd, pwr $35 pvpn; unpwr $20 pvpn (7th night free)Long Term Parking Mukinbudin Caravan Park, 25 Cruickshank Rd, pwr $35 pvpn; unpwr $20 pvpn (7th night free)Dump Point Mukinbudin Caravan Park, 25 Cruickshank Rd, Ph: 08 9047 1103Potable Water Mukinbudin Caravan Park, 25 Cruickshank Rd, Ph: 08 9047 1103Hospital Local ambulance to Kununoppin Hospital (45km), RFDS strip at MukinbudinDoctors Surgery Cnr Maddock St & Ferguson St, Ph: 08 9047 1123Pharmacy Nursing Post, Dr visits once a week, Ph: 08 9047 1123 (ltd items avail at IGA)Supermarket IGA, 27 Shadbolt St, Ph: 08 9047 1153

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NEW SOUTH WALES

Molong - NSW RVFT

Molong is a charming little town located approximately 36km north of Orange and was originally established as a police and military outpost by Charles Sturt in 1828. Known for its strong agricultural production, Molong specialises in farming grain and grazing. The wine industry within this region is also highly productive with numerous cellar doors to attract visitors. The town is steep in history with many sites to see during a visit. Just east of the town, off the Mitchell Highway, is the grave of Yuringah. Yuringah was an Aboriginal tracker who accompanied Sir Thomas Mitchell, on his 1864 expedition. Molong is also home to the Packham Pear, which was first cultivated in the area in 1896 by Charles Packham.This RV Friendly Town has everything you could need during your short stay. Short term parking is available at the Rotary Park RTA Rest Area No.8, just off the Mitchell Highway. Available for self-contained vehicles only, RVs are permitted to park in the area for up to 24 hours. There is access to bins, toilets, and covered seating at nil cost. For those wishing to stay in the area a little longer, Kingsley Fairbridge Memorial Reserve Rest Area offers parking for up to 48 hours. Here, visitors have access to bins and covered seating at nil cost, with pets on leads permitted.With many other highlights in town, such as poet Banjo Paterson’s childhood home and the ancient caves of Borenore Kast Conservation Area, there is plenty to see and do in the little town of Molong.Tourist/Visitor Information Centre Molong Yarn Craft Cottage79 Bank St, Molong0459 481 495www.yarnmarketcoachhouse.comCasual Parking Gidley St adjacent to the Village Green & Molong Railway StationShort Term Parking Rotary Park RTA Rest Area No.8, off Mitchell Hwy Molong; self-contained vehicles only, 24hrs, pets on lead, mobile coverage, bins, toilets, covered seating, nil charge and Kingsley Fairbridge Memorial Reserve Rest Area, Mitchell Hwy Molong; 48hrs, pets on lead, mobile coverage, bins, covered seating, nil chargeDump Point Molong Caravan Park, Watson St Molong Lat: -33.090801Long: 148.870642Potable Water Molong Caravan Park, Watson St Molong Various water points away from dump pointHospital Molong Health Service, 140 King St Molong – 02 6392 3300Doctors Surgery Molong Medical Practice, Bank St Molong – 02 6366 8579Dentist Dr Andrew Green, 93 Bank St Molong – 02 6366 8033Pharmacy Molong Pharmacy, 43 Bank St Molong – 02 6366 8669Supermarket Spar Supermarket, 27-33 Bank St Molong – 02 6366 8062

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QUEENSLAND

Mungindi - QLD RVFT

Mungindi is uniquely situated on both sides of the NSW and Queensland border and the connecting point of four Shires. Divided by the Barwon river, it is the only border town in the southern hemisphere with the same name in two states.RV travellers will find short-term parking at the Barwon River Camp area on the Carnarvon Highway. Parking is available for up to 72 hours at no charge and includes access to potable water, toilets cold showers and a barbecue. Pets are permitted on leads. The town’s dump point is located at the corner of Wirrah and Loftus Streets in the memorial grounds beside toilet block.Mungindi is on the Artesian basin, offering locals and visitors the opportunity to soak in the artesian pool. Allow the soothing, mineral water to rejuvenate your body in tranquil surroundings before heading out for a meal at one of the town's clubs or hotels. The landscape between Moree and Mungindi is starkly beautiful, so your travels around the region will not disappoint. You may encounter all manner of Australian native wildlife so keep your camera handy.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) Walker St near the Post Office, MungindiShort Term Parking Barwon River Camp Area, Carnarvon Hwy Mungindi72hrs, nil charge, water, toilets, cold showers, BBQ, bins, covered seating, pets on leadDump Point Cnr Wirrah & Loftus St in the memorial grounds beside toilet block, MungindiLat: -28.9814Long: 148.9918Potable Water Barwon River Camp Area, Carnarvon Hwy MungindiHospital 90 Barwon St, Mungindi Ph: 02 6705 6100Doctors Surgery 86-90 Barwon St, Mungindi Ph: 02 6705 6158Dentist 90 Barwon St, 02 6705 6100Pharmacy 174 St George St, Mungindi Ph: 02 6753 2770Supermarket 200 St George St, Mungindi Ph: 02 6753 2083

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