RV Friendlies & Events

Armidale is located approximately halfway between Sydney and Brisbane in the Northern Tablelands of NSW. This historic town features cathedrals and stately buildings from the 1860’s and the best way to experience the history is with a 2 ½ hour sightseeing tour on the Armidale Heritage Tour Bus. The town boasts galleries, museums and many shops for you to explore, along with fine food and wine outlets. Armidale is known as the ‘centre of education’ with the University, TAFE and many prestigious schools located in the town. Casual parking is available at the Visitor Information Centre in Marsh St as well as Dumaresq and Taylor Streets. Short and long term is available at Armidale Showground in Kennedy Street for $25 per vehicle per night unpowered and $30 per vehicle per night for power. The showground has showers, bins and potable water and pets are permitted on leads. The dump point is located at Armidale Arboretum in Galloway Street.  While in the area take a scenic drive along the picturesque Waterfall Way and through World Heritage listed national parks.Tourist/Visitor Information CentreArmidale Visitor Information Centre82 Marsh St, Armidale NSW 235002 6770 3888www.armidaletourism.com.auCasual Parking (near retail centre)Armidale Visitor Information Centre, 82 Marsh St; Dumaresq St and Taylor St ArmidaleShort & Long Term ParkingArmidale ShowgroundKennedy St, Armidale$25 pvpn non powered, $30 pvpn powered site2 week stay limit, pets on lead, mobile coverage, showers, bins, water, powerDump PointArmidale Arboretum, Galloway St ArmidaleLat: -30.5209 Long: 151.6463Potable WaterArmidale ShowgroundKennedy St, ArmidaleHospital226 Rusden St, Armidale – 02 6776 9500Doctors SurgeryMarsh St Medical Practice – 02 6772 5022DentistArmidale Dental Centre, Marsh St – 02 6772 9386PharmacyPriceline Pharmacy, Beardy St – 02 6772 3327SupermarketWoolworths, cnr Jessie & Beardy St – 02 6771 8002Coles, cnr Marsh & Dumaresq St – 02 6771 4777

Heywood is a small country town situated on the Fitzroy River, 352 kilometres south-west of Melbourne, Victoria. The town was settled by Europeans in the mid-1800s, however prior to this it was occupied by the Gunditjmara people. To the north and east of Heywood is the Budj Bim National Heritage Landscape, containing possibly the worlds’ oldest and most extensive aquaculture and human settlement sites.On the last Saturday in February each year, Heywood comes to life with the ‘Wood, Wine and Roses Festival’. The festival showcases the art and craft of the region, holding competitions for best cut flowers, crafts, painting, woodwork and photography. Gourmet food and wine stalls are available, along with entertainment, parades and rides. It is a fun-filled day for both visitors and locals of all ages.The campsite on Hunter Street East allows parking for up to 48 hours, with a dump point, potable water and bins provided. There is no cost to stay and pets are permitted on leads.Tourist/Visitor Information Centre        Portland Visitor Information CentreLee Breakwater Rd, Portland VICP: 03 5522 2130www.glenelg.vic.gov.auCasual Parking (near retail centre)Apex Park, Cameron St, HeywoodShort Term Parking           Hunter St East, Heywood, (48hrs), bins, water, pets on lead, nil chargeDump Point  Hunter St East, Heywood (Lat Long: -38.1311, 141.6327)Potable Water          Hunter St East, HeywoodHospital        21-23 Barclay St, Heywood, ph 03 5527 0555Doctors Surgery     21-23 Barclay St, Heywood, ph 03 5527 0555Pharmacy     Keatings Pharmacy, 63-65 Edgar St, Heywood, ph 03 5527 1683Supermarket            Daly’s IGA, 60/64 Edgar St, Heywood, ph 03 5527 2286

Yelarbon is a small rural town in Queensland’s Goondiwindi region, known for its warm country hospitality and peaceful, wide-open landscapes. With its quiet charm, local history, and relaxed pace, Yelarbon makes a welcoming stopover for those exploring the Southern Queensland countryside.RV travellers will find convenient facilities at the Yelarbon Recreation Grounds on Wyemo Street, where both short and long-term parking options are available. Powered and unpowered sites are offered at affordable nightly rates of $20pvpn and $15pvpn respectively, with access to showers, toilets, water, BBQs, bins and sheltered seating. A dump point and potable water are located on site, making it easy to refresh and refuel before continuing your journey. While in Yelarbon, be sure to visit the impressive When the Rain Comes silo art, a stunning large-scale mural that has quickly become the town’s signature attraction. Take time to explore the surrounding bushland walking trails, spot local birdlife, or enjoy a peaceful picnic by the lagoon. History buffs may appreciate a visit to the local museum or the remnants of the region’s early timber and railway heritage. With its relaxed pace and friendly atmosphere, Yelarbon offers a charming break on your travels through southern Queensland.Tourist/Visitor Information Centre       Goondiwindi Visitor Information Centre45 Bowen St, Goondiwindi QLD 4390Ph: 07 4671 7474W: visitgoondiwindiregion.comCasual Parking (near retail centre)      Large vehicle parking is available at the front of the post office, across the road in the designated rest stop and all surrounding streets.Short & Long Term Parking       Yelarbon Recreation Grounds, 27 Wyemo StNegotiable stay limit, $15 unpowered & $25 powered per night. Showers, toilets, power, water, BBQ, bins, covered seating.This site is operated by volunteers – 0400 018 897Dump Point Yelarbon Recreation Grounds, 27 Wyemo StLat: -28.575755Long: 150.756669Potable Water        Yelarbon Recreation Grounds, 27 Wyemo StSupermarket          My Local Store/Roadhouse19 Taloom St, Yelarbon