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Featured RV Friendly Events

SOUTH AUSTRALIA

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.

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NEW SOUTH WALES

Dungog Rodeo

Event date - 4 April 2026

Come along to the Dungog Rodeo and watch the talented riders test their skills. The rodeo is made up of a wide range of horse and cow events: bareback riding, followed by calf roping, saddle bronc riding, steer wrestling, team roping, barrel racing and as a grand finale bull riding.

It is explosive action, danger, extraordinary skill, and refined talent – and the cowboys and cowgirls who ride are some of the most rugged individualists in athletics, pursuing glory in the dust and mud.

Hot dogs, pluto pups and Aussie steak sandwiches, there is something for the whole family, test your skills on the mechanical bull, Side Shows with rides, hats, clothing, coffee, and ice cream, and watch the fearless cow dogs show their skill at high jumping.

Laugh with the crowd at the action by the clowns and pickup riders in the ring entertaining between the events with a big screen for action replays and a live band. It is a true bush spectacle not to be missed!

Camping is free at the Showground, should you wish to stay on the Saturday night after the rodeo.

No bookings are required.

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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.

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Featured RV Friendly Towns & Destinations

NEW SOUTH WALES

Brewarrina - NSW RVFT

Brewarrina is located between Bourke and Walgett shires in the Outback of NSW. The town is renowned for its incredible Aboriginal heritage, fascinating colonial history and outdoor adventure. Take your pick of activities, from exploring museums and heritage trails to fishing and swimming in the Barwon-Darling River.RV travellers can stay at the Barwon River Bridge Boat Ramp Camp for a negotiated length of time. There is no cost to stay at this site, and access to showers, toilets, water and a barbecue is available. The town’s dump point is located at the Brewarrina Visitor Information Centre on Bathurst Street. It is important to note that this dump point is only available during business hours. Potable water is also available at the visitor information centre. A few kilometres east of Brewarrina, Four Mile Camping Reserve is a top spot for fishing and swimming in the Barwon River. Head along to the Bre Big Fish, an ecologically friendly sporting event held annually on the June long weekend. Organised by the Brewarrina Fishing Club, it is a fun-filled, family event enjoyed by all who attend. There is plenty more to be explored within the area, so make sure to add a stop in Brewarrina on your next trip. Tourist/Visitor Information Centre Brewarrina Visitor Information Centre50 Bathurst StPh: 02 6830 5123Casual Parking (near retail centre) Brewarrina Visitor Information Centre50 Bathurst StShort Term ParkingBarwon River Bridge Boat Ramp Camp50953 Kamilaroi Hwy, BrewarrinaNegotiable stay limit, nil charge, showers, toilets, pets, water, BBQ, covered seatingDump Point Brewarrina Visitor Information Centre50 Bathurst StOpen during business hours onlyLat: -29.95981Long: 146.85794Potable Water Brewarrina Visitor Information Centre50 Bathurst StHospital56 Doyle St, Ph: 02 6830 5000Doctors Surgery 4 Sandon St, Ph: 02 6833 2570Dentist 5 King St, Ph: 02 6839 2617Pharmacy 47 Bathurst St, Ph: 02 6839 2089Supermarket 36 Bathurst St, Ph: 02 6839 2011

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NEW SOUTH WALES

Deano's Springwater Smoked Trout Farm - NSW RVFD

Black Mountain is a village close to Armidale in the Northern Tablelands of New South Wales and home to Deano’s Springwater Smoked Trout Farm, which offers RV parking for travellers to the region.The smoked trout business welcomes RVers to park on-site for a negotiated length of stay. The business offers a CMCA member only rate of $20 per vehicle per night for an unpowered site, and access to showers and toilets is included.Close to Armidale, there’s plenty to see and do during a stay at Deano’s Springwater Smoked Trout Farm. Take a drive and view the magnificent Waterfall Way or head back towards Guyra and take a photo with the Big Lamb. Cost: $20pvpn unpowered (CMCA member only rate)Parking: Negotiable stay limit, showers, power, bins, BBQ, toilets, water, seating, pets on leadOpening Hours: 8am - 5pm

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SOUTH AUSTRALIA

Snowtown - SA RVFT

Snowtown is situated 145 kilometres north of Adelaide, en route to Perth. It is located between the Mt Lofty Ranges and the Barunga Ranges in the mid-north of South Australia. The town lies east of a cleft in the Barunga Range, named Bumbunga Gap. The excess rainfall from these hills collects at Lake Bumbunga which lies south of the township. The vegetation is populated by saltbush and other salt tolerant flora. The salt lakes just outside the town, which once formed part of the upper reaches of Gulf St Vincent, and the Fauna and Wetlands Park, are the outstanding features of the local landscape. Locals claim they can predict upcoming weather conditions from the colour of the salt lakes. The lakes are said to take on a blue colour in fine weather and change to a pinkish hue when bad weather is on the horizon. The road linking Lochiel and Ninnes to the south provides stunning views of inland lakes and the countryside.Those visiting Snowtown can find short-term parking at Centenary Park (camping area), North Terrace. Parking is free, however stays are limited to 72 hours. Visitors can also find a dump point and potable water at the park. Snowtown is a historic town that is definitely worth visiting. The town's main street, Fourth Street, is characterised by a number of historic buildings, notably the Snowtown Memorial Hall (1919) which is attached to the Old Institute (1889) and St Canice's Catholic Church. Snowtown Wind Farm is another point of interest. It is located upon a north-south trending ridge of the Mount Lofty Ranges. A display of the Wind Farm can be found in the centre of town. Tourist/Visitor Centre Snowtown Newsagency12 Fourth St, SnowtownPh: 08 8865 2273Casual Parking W side of railway, Terrace EastShort Term Parking Centenary Park (camping area), North Terrace (72hr)Dump Point Centenary Park, North TerracePotable Water Centenary Park, North TerraceDoctors Surgery Railway Terrace, Ph: 08 8865 0100Pharmacy Newbery Chemist, Fourth St, Ph: 08 8865 2298Supermarket Railway Terrace, Ph: 08 8865 2070

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