RV Friendlies & Events

Black Cockatoo Bush Camp is located in Naracoorte, South Australia, approximately 336 kilometres south-east of Adelaide.  Naracoorte is a wonderful area to spend some time as it is within close proximity of Coonawarra wineries and the World Heritage listed Naracoorte Caves.Black Cockatoo Bush Camp offers self-contained vehicles parking at $10 per person per night and $30 per night for a family. The duration of stay will be negotiable, and bins, toilets, hot showers, water and dump point are accessible.  The Bush Camp is an ideal location to experience bush walking, bird watching and to take in the wide variety of flora and fauna in the area. Don’t forget to test your four-wheel driving skills on their new 4x4 driving course or just relax, and take in the beautiful scenery.Cost: $10pppn and $30 per night for a familyOpening Hours: Bookings required

We are delighted to advise our latest RV Friendly Destination Euston Club Resort RV Park, NSW is now open for business. Perfectly situated along the banks of the Murray River, this is a brilliant park catering to the RV Community.The travelling public can stay at the park for $30 per vehicle per night (unpowered), while CMCA members and Euston Club Resort members can stay at a discounted rate of $20 per vehicle per night (unpowered). Power is available at an extra rate. The park caters for self-contained vehicles only and visitors can stay for up to five nights. The park provides access to a camp kitchen, bins, barbecues, and water. There is also a dump point and laundry located on-site. Pets are welcome on leads.The Euston Club Resort is just a short walk from the RV park and offers dining and bar options, entertainment and special events. The food is delicious, and the atmosphere is enjoyable. Visitors can also partake in a game of bowls at the club.Book your stay with Euston Club Resort RV Park today by phoning their friendly staff on 03 5026 4244.

Hay is a quaint town situated halfway between Sydney and Adelaide, on the banks of the Murrumbidgee River. The town has an extensive agricultural, cattle and sheep industry encompassing a wide area of land. The Visitors Centre has a range of information for your visit, including a Town Tourist Drive map and maps for a Heritage Walk and a Nature Walk taking in the local attractions. The place to visit is The Australian Shearers' Hall of Fame, where you will meet the shearers, shed hands, sheep and dogs. This hands-on experience is not to be missed.  Hay has five museums to explore covering the diverse history of the area, from shearers and pastoralists to prisoners of war. Take a tour at Bishop's Lodge Historic House and enjoy the tranquillity of the Heritage Rose Garden.Those visiting the area can find short and long term parking at the Hay Showground. Please note, fees will apply. The town of Hay has an array of festivals and events being held all year, such as agricultural shows, outback festivals, rodeos and camp-drafting. All types of competitions from lawn bowls to sheep trials are contested. There are plenty of places to enjoy a meal, be it a restaurant, a club or a café, or as simple as a peaceful picnic on the banks of the Murrumbidgee River. For the wine connoisseur a visit to Ruberto's Winery is a must. For a friendly experience mixed with that country feel, don't drive past Hay.Tourist/Visitor Information Centre407 Moppett St, Ph: 02 6993 4045, Fax: 02 6993 2069, Email: haytouristcentre@bigpond.com , www.visithay.com.auCasual Parking (near retail centre)Side streets adj to the main shopping precinct; At rear of both supermarkets; Lachlan St car park; Moppett St (opposite VIC)Short & Long Term ParkingShowground (fees apply); Sandy Point (free camping, 72hr)Dump PointShowgroundsPotable WaterVIC, 407 Moppett StHospital351 Murray St, Ph: 02 6990 8700Doctors Surgery351 Murray St, Ph: 02 6993 1900Pharmacy129 Lachlan St, Ph: 02 6993 1604SupermarketIGA, 190-192 Lachlan St, Ph: 02 6993 1029; Foodworks, 110 Lachlan St, Ph: 02 6993 1000