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Featured RV Friendly Events

VICTORIA
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Springnats

Event date: 28 November - 30 NOvember 2025

Get ready, rev heads - Springnats returns to the Shepparton Showgrounds for three epic days of horsepower, style, and non-stop action! From 28-30 November 2025, the engines will roar and the crowds will cheer as we take over Shepparton for one of Australia's most iconic automotive festivals.

What's On at Springnats 2025

Driving Events

Take it from the street to the track! Our driving events are the pulse of Springnats:

Go to Whoa - Precision meets power in this fast-paced challenge

Autokana - A twisty timed event that tests driver skill and control

Grab a Flag - A fan-favourie with a fun twist

Burnout Competition - The main event! Expect tyre smoke, wild revs, and insane power!

Show & Shine

Check out some of Australia's toughest, cleanest, and most creative builts - all on display. From classics and muscle to elite customs and daily-driven gems, every car has a story.

Aussie Hotel Street Cruise & Display

We hit the streets of Shepparton in style! See the entrants cruise down Fryers Street before parking up at the Aussie Hotel for a display the whole community can enjoy.

Family Friendly Atmosphere

Springnats isn't just for car lovers - it's for everyone! With food trucks, market stalls, trade stands, kids' activities, and more, there's something for all ages.

 Entries & Tickets

Vehicle Entries Now Open!

Don't miss your chance to enter your vehicle into Springnats 2025! Whether you're chasing trophies or just keen to be part of the action, entries are now open. Click the button below to enter!

QUEENSLAND
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Mary Poppins Festival - Day in the Park

Maryborough’s beautiful Queens Park, riverside parklands and heritage streetscapes come to life in scenes reminiscent of the Mary Poppins stories. Mary Poppins is a magical English nanny who is blown by the East wind to number seventeen Cherry Tree Lane, London and into the lives of the Banks Children. The Mary Poppins Festival honours the author of the Mary Poppins books, Pamela Lyndon Travers, who was born Helen Lyndon Goff in an upstairs bedroom of the former Australian Joint Stock Bank building in Maryborough on 9 August 1899.

The bank is now an interactive museum called the Story Bank of Maryborough, which features prominently in the festival. The festival presents a program of storytelling and activities for all ages through all art forms exploring the ideas of play and imagination.

The adventures that the Banks children have with their outwardly stern but ever-surprising nanny encourage them to explore their imagination and look at the world on a deeper level. She constantly reminds the children that their everyday reality full of meaning, wonder and beauty. The streets come alive, with characters from the novel such as Mary Poppins, Admiral Boom firing his cannon, and other characters. Along with a hive of roaming entertainers, activities, competitions, sidewalk art and street theatre.

The Great Nanny Race, Chimney Sweep Challenge, Costume Competition, and other activities provide a chance for the community to join in with a competitive spirit. The Parade in the Park – Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious, sees the community come together to showcase all the spectacle of the festival’s activities and colourful characters.

The festival celebrates the power of storytelling and sets the scene for visitors to be transformed into their own world of play and imagination. 

QUEENSLAND
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Sweet Days Hot Nights Festival

Sweet Days, Hot Nights Festival is all about showcasing and celebrating what is great about our rich agricultural region and the enviable lifestyle that comes with it, from fresh produce and culinary delights through to adventure and sports tourism experiences, country hospitality, great music and family-friendly entertainment.

The festival has recently transformed into an exciting 2-year program! Smaller associated events will be hosted in 2022, then the headline events are set to return in 2023 including the Burdekin Cultural Fair featuring the First Fire & the Australian Hand Cane Cutting Championships.

Join the festival and celebrate our sweet life in the Burdekin, from stunning autumn weather through to country hospitality and festivity, Sweet Days, Hot Nights is sure to delight all ages. #sweetdayshotnights

Event Date

26 May - 27 May 2023. 



Featured RV Friendly Towns & Destinations

SOUTH AUSTRALIA
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Tintinara - SA RVFT

Located 92 kilometres south-east from Tailem Bend, Tintinara sits quietly on the Dukes Highway. Tintinara is primarily an agricultural town and a great place to stop, stretch your legs and enjoy the surrounding wildlife. RV travellers passing through the region can locate 48-hour parking at Lake Indawarra. There is no charge to park at the lake, and toilets, covered seating and bins are accessible. A dump point is available for use along the Dukes Highway, as well as potable water. The town is surrounded by beautiful parkland, bushlands and conservation parks, making it a great place to explore and immerse yourself in nature. The campground at Lake Indawarra features several walking trails and a disc golf park which is enjoyed by visitors of all ages. Tourist/Visitor Information CentreHeart of the Parks Tintinara – VIC1 Dukes Hwy, Tintinarawww.tintinara.com.auPh: 08 8757 2220Casual Parking (near retail centre)Becker Terrace & Tintinara Heart of the ParkShort Term ParkingLake IndawarraVia Kings Rd, Tintinara48hrs, toilets, water, covered seating, BBQ, bins, pets on lead welcome. Nil charge.Dump PointDukes Hwy, TintinaraLat: -35.885643, Long: 140.057873Potable WaterNear the Dump PointDukes Hwy, TintinaraHospitalNearest hospital is at KeithDoctors SurgeryTintinara Community Health Centre28 Wendt Tce, Ph: 08 8757 2280DentistNearest dentist is at KeithPharmacyNearest pharmacy is at KeithSupermarket47 Becker Tce, Tintinara – Ph: 08 8757 2252
WESTERN AUSTRALIA
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Pinjarra - WA RVFT

Pinjarra is located on the banks of the Murray River, 86 kilometers from Perth, and 21 kilometers south-east of Mandurah. This picturesque and bustling country town is one of the earliest settled localities in Western Australia. Those visiting Pinjarra can find short-term parking along Pinjarra Williams Rd, adj to Heritage Train Station. There is no fee to stay here, and parking is limited to 24 hours. A dump point is available on-site, and potable water can be obtained from Williams Road. Pinjarra is a beautiful town rich in history and culture. The historic Edenvale Homestead site houses a collection of historic buildings and attractions including the Heritage Tearooms, Murray Arts and Crafts Centre, Liveringa Art Gallery, Roger May Machinery Museum, Pinjarra Patchwork and Quilters Shop, the Pinjarra Information Point and the Heritage Rose Garden. Other nearby heritage attractions include the Pinjarra Massacre site, Fairbridge Village and Old Blythewood. Cantwell Park offers delightful riverside walks, a newly refurbished play area and access to the town's iconic pedestrian suspension bridge.Tourist/Visitor Centre       Pinjarra Visitor Information PointInside Murray Arts & Crafts Shop, Edenvale HomesteadEdenvale Heritage PrecinctCnr George & Henry St, Pinjarra WAP:08 9538 1108www.murraytourism.com.au Casual Parking       Murray St, Edenvale Visitors Parking areaShort Term Parking           21 Pinjarra-Williams Road, Pinjarra. Free 24-hour overnight stay, maximum of 15 vehicles. Located adjacent to the Pinjarra Train station with close proximity to public toilet facilities, RV dump Point and a quick walk to the nearby Premier Hotel. Only a 5-minute walk to Pinjarra town centre crossing over the bridge over the beautiful Murray River, with many cafes, the beautiful Edenvale Heritage Precinct, bakeries, shopping centre, vintage shops, chemist and post office all within walking distance. Dump Point  Pinjarra Williams Rd, adj to Heritage Train StationPotable Water          Williams Rd, PinjarraHospital        Murray District Hospital, McKay St, Pinjarra. Ph 08 9531 7222Doctors Surgery     Pinjarra Medical Centre, 26 Forrest St, Pinjarra. Ph 08 9531 3130Dentist           Pinjarra Dental Surgery, 29 Murray St, Pinjarra. Ph 08 9531 1660Pharmacy     Chemmart Pharmacy, 27 Forrest St, Pinjarra. Ph 08 9531 2436Supermarket            Coles, Pinjarra Junction Shopping Centre, George St, Pinjarra. Ph 08 9531 7800
NEW SOUTH WALES
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Warren - NSW RVFT

Warren is a bustling rural town situated on the banks of the Macquarie River, 120 kilometres north-west of Dubbo and 540 kilometres north-west of Sydney. Covering an area of nearly 11,000 square kilometres, Warren Shire is home to more than 2,700 warm and friendly people and has an economy that is heavily dependent on agriculture, particularly sheep and cattle grazing, and wheat, oat and cotton growing. There are plenty of things to see and do in Warren, where visitors can enjoy a variety of activities such as golf, bowling, tennis, shopping, fishing, a stroll along the River Red Gum Walk, or a picnic in one of the several parks located along the beautiful Macquarie River.There are two areas in the centre of Warren that are suitable for recreational vehicle parking and in addition to the quality facilities of the Macquarie Valley Caravan Park, self-contained vehicles are able to park at the Bob Christenson Reserve for up to 96 hours. A public dump point and potable water are easily accessible at Oxley Park.Warren is also the perfect base from which to explore the surrounding area by taking a day trip to some of the local towns and villages such as Collie, Nevertire, Quambone and Carinda. Further afield is the Macquarie Marches, one of the largest semi-permanent wetlands in south-eastern Australia. A trip to the Tiger Bay Wetlands on the outskirts of the township is also a must. Here you will find a scenic walking trail around the wetlands area with the convenience of picnic tables and off-road parking.Tourist/Visitor Centre       Warren VIC, 69 Burton St, Warren NSW Ph: 02 6847 6665Casual Parking       Burton St, S of roundabout; Lawson St, E of Burton StShort & Long Term Parking        Warren has an excellent free camping area for self-contained vehicles. Lying alongside the Macquarie River and within comfortable walking distance to town.Shorter term (during the day) there is parking available at the Visitor Information Centre. Toilets attached. Dump Point  Oxley Park, Warren (On the corner of Udora Road and the Oxley Highway)Potable Water          Oxley Park, Warren ( On the corner of Udora Road and the Oxley Highway)Hospital        Warren Multi-Purpose Health Centre, Dr Kater Drive, WarrenDoctors Surgery     Lawson St, Warren; Warren Family Health Centre, Lawson StDentist           Warren Dental Clinic, Dr Milton Quigley, 132 Dubbo St, WarrenPharmacy     Anderson’s Pharmacy, 128 Dubbo St, WarrenSupermarket            IGA, 106-110 Dubbo St, Warren; SPAR Supermarket, 118-120 Dubbo St, Warren