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Featured RV Friendly Events

VIC
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Cobden Swap and Meet Markets

Date: 15/3/26

Get ready for a jam-packed day of fun for the whole family!
Motor Show – classic cars & vintage vibes

Market Day – local goodies & handmade treasures
Car Boot Sale – one person’s trash is another’s treasure!
Family-friendly – food, fun & activities for the kids
Sausage sizzle, treats & more!

Stall sites just $15
Overnight camping available for stallholders

TAS
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Campbell Town Agricultural Show

Date: 29/05/2026

Founded in 1838 by a group of far sighted and progressive landowners, the Campbell Town Show has played a leading role in the display of Tasmania’s high quality livestock and wool. From its inception, livestock and wool producers have used exhibits as a yard stick for achievement of a very high standard.

The present day Campbell Town Show is a two day event which provides displays and competitions in a wide and varied programme. Commercial competitions and a focus on sustainable agriculture and lifestyle are a strong feature.

VIC
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Wide Open Spaces Festival

Date: 21-22/3/26

Beulah’s Wide Open Spaces annual weekend event is a family friendly weekend and has something for everyone to enjoy!

This event begins on Saturday with a Creekside market, classic cars and miniature train exhibition.  A vibrant celebration of music with a diverse line up, attracting locals and the wider community far and wide!

The festival features a range of activities including stalls, family-friendly entertainment and face painting. Whether dancing under the stars or relaxing with friends Wide Open Spaces is a celebration of our vibrant and creative community.

A very popular event and a great location on the lawn overlooking the beautiful Beulah Creek.


Featured RV Friendly Towns & Destinations

VICTORIA
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Cobram - VIC RVFT

Cobram is situated on some of the most picturesque parts of the Murray River, 3.7 kilometres from Barooga, NSW and 37.6 kilometres from Yarrawonga, VIC. Towering gums, native bushland and a comfortable Mediterranean climate all make Cobram an appealing and unique holiday destination. The town has over 5,500 residents, with a further 1,000 or more living in the neighbouring town of Barooga. The area was settled in 1845 and growth was minimal until the 1880s when the railway was constructed, making the rural land more accessible. The land is now mainly used for dairy farms and fruit orchards and it is worthwhile visiting to sample some of the local produce.Those visiting Cobram can find short-term parking at Dead River Beach, (turn N off Racecourse Rd). A dump point and potable water can be found at Cobram Showground. Cobram is a wonderful place to visit, especially for those travelling in RVs. Discover the region on bikes, boats and canoes or simply take a stroll through the bush. You can try your luck fishing, or experience other attractions with expert guides leading you on a trail ride, canoe safari or river cruise. You can also relax on the wide sandy beaches of Thompsons Beach (claimed to be the largest inland beach on the Murray) or use it as a base from which to explore Quinn Island. Cobram has four championship golf courses and an abundance of quality health, recreation and community service facilities. Many of the businesses on the Farm Gate Trail are located in and around Cobram and Barooga and offer farm tours, mouth watering tastings and produce sales.Tourist/Visitor Centre       Cnr Punt Rd & Station St, Cobram VIC1800 607 607 or 03 5872 2132cbtinfo@westnet.com.auwww.cobrambarooga.org.au Casual Parking       Punt RdShort & Long Term Parking           Dead River Beach, turn N off Racecourse Rd; Toms Beach, E off Racecourse RdDump Point  Cobram Showground, Bank StPotable Water          Cobram Showground, 50m N/E of dump point, Bank StHospital        Broadway St, Ph: 03 5871 0777Doctors Surgery     Mivo Medical Clinic, 18 Hay Ave, Ph: 03 5872 2166; Cobram Medical Clinic, Charles St, Ph: 03 5871 1433Dentist           Cobram Dental Clinic, Charles St, Ph: 03 5872 1365Pharmacy     Paul Ukich Pharmacy, 28 Punt Rd, Ph: 03 5872 1143; Tozers Pharmacy, 69-71 Punt Rd, Ph: 03 5872 1154Supermarket            Ritchies Super IGA, 47 Bank St, Ph: 03 5872 2766; Safeway, 54-58 Punt Rd, Ph: 03 5871 2636
NEW SOUTH WALES
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Guyra - NSW RVFT

With a population of approximately 2000 people, Guyra is located on the Northern Tablelands in the New England region of New South Wales. Located on a volcanic uplift of the Northern Tablelands, the town is one of the highest in the country at 1330 metres above sea level.Guyra offers short term parking to RV travellers at Mother of Ducks Lagoon. Parking is available for up to 24 hours at no cost, providing access to bins. Both a dump point and potable water are located on site. Pets on leads are also permitted.With a number of fantastic natural attractions, a visit to Guyra will not disappoint. Visitors can spend their time fishing for trout in beautiful streams and birdwatching in the wetlands. Other exciting activities in the area include bushwalking, kayaking, mountain biking, and a visit to nearby national parks offering stunning views of rivers and waterfalls.Tourist/Visitor Information CentreGuyra VIC, Rafters Restaurant, New England Hwy, GuyraEmail: raftersofguyrainfo@bigpond.comwww.guyra.nsw.gov.auCasual Parking (near retail centre)Main St parking and parking at the ‘Big Lamb’ on the Highway.Short Term ParkingMother of Ducks Lagoon, McKie Dr Guyra, 24hrs, nil charge, water, pets on lead, bins, BBQsDump PointMother of Ducks Lagoon, Lat: -30.2227 Long: 151.6697Potable WaterMother of Ducks Lagoon, McKie DrHospital44 Sole St, Guyra – Ph: 02 6738 4000Doctors SurgeryGuyra Medical Centre, Abercrombie St Guyra – Ph: 02 6738 4070DentistClosest Dentist is in ArmidalePharmacyGuyra Compounding Pharmacy106 Bradley St, Guyra - Ph: 02 6779 1192SupermarketKirks IGA, 94 Bradley St Guyra – Ph: 02 6779 1555Burey’s Spar Express, 134 Bradley St Guyra – Ph: 02 6779 1991
QUEENSLAND
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Blackall - QLD RVFT

Blackall is located on the Matilda Highway approximately 1,100 kilometres north-west of Brisbane. Blackall was discovered in 1846 by the explorer Major Thomas Mitchell who described the area as ‘the finest and most extensive pastoral region he had ever found’. When visiting town, be sure to make your first stop the Blackall Visitor Information Centre on Shamrock Street, which has a wide range of information on the local area. The Aquatic Centre has an artesian spa and 50 metre swimming pool set in tropical surroundings and a soak in the spa is a great way to relax after a day of sightseeing. Blackall has an extensive collection of features that offer history, culture and reflections of Australia’s pioneer heritage such as the Black Stump, Jackie Howe - legendary shearer and the Blackall Woolscour. Used in 1887 for surveying purposes, the Black Stump became famous when the term ‘beyond the Black Stump’ was coined to describe a remote outback location.Barcoo River Camp offers visitors parking for up to 72 hours; a permit fee can be acquired for just $10.00 from the Visitors Information Centre. Pets on a leash are accepted and there is also access to potable water and a dump point.The tree lined main street, the typical Aussie pubs, and relaxed atmosphere give Blackall that great country town feel and make it a wonderful place to stop and stay for a while.Tourist/Visitor Centre       Ram Park, 145a Shamrock St, Blackall QLDPh: 07 4657 4637binfo@btrc.qld.gov.au www.btrc.qld.gov.au Casual Parking       Short StShort & Long Term Parking        Barcoo River Camp, $10.00, permit fee avail from VIC, self contained vehicles only, pets on leash (72hr)Dump Point  Barcoo River Camp, Blackall Isisford Rd; Blackall Showground, Salvia StPotable Water          Picnic Area, Blackall Isisford RdHospital        Landscorough Hwy, Ph: 07 4650 7700Doctors Surgery     78 Thistle St, Ph: 07 4657 4677, open 11am–6:30pmPharmacy     107-111 Shamrock St, Ph: 07 4657 4616Supermarket            IGA, Shamrock St, Ph: 07 4657 4151; 5 Star, Shamrock St, Ph: 07 4657 6616