RV Friendlies & Events



Australia is built for the open road — and RV Friendlies is how we celebrate the towns and places that welcome you with open arms.


The RV Friendly Town™ program recognises councils that go the extra mile for RV travellers, with easy access, safe parking and welcoming facilities. RV Friendly Destinations™ do the same for specific sites within a community — perfect for towns still building their offering.


We also share events happening in these towns, so members can plan their next trip around a local market, festival or rally, not just a place to park.


Together, these programs connect our 60,000+ members with places that genuinely want them there. Because when a town says "RV Friendly," you know you're welcome.


Featured RV Friendly Events

NT Noonamah Tavern Rodeo
Noonamah Tavern Rodeo

Dates: 23 May – 22 August 2026

Join in the fun and excitement of the Noonamah Tavern Rodeo with an action-packed night of Barrel Racing, Bull Riding, Saddle Bronc riding, Freestyle Moto X, and more!

The party continues into the night with live band till 1am.

Adult tickets from $55 to $275


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NT Kakadu Bird Week
Kakadu Bird Week

Dates: 23-27/09/2026

Home to more than a third of Australia's bird species, Kakadu is a bird lover's paradise. It's the perfect place to discover and learn about the unique birdlife of this magical part of the world, which is dual World Heritage-listed for both its natural and cultural values.

Kurrung season is a great time to visit Kakadu — expect hot weather, fewer crowds and more wildlife

Event is across Kakadu with different activities running on different days. Check the website for details!

Hotel Pickups for activities: Kakadu Lodge (5.50 am), Anbinik (5.55 am), Croc Hotel (6 am)

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TAS Tasmanian Craft Fair
Tasmanian Craft Fair

Dates: 30/10/2026-01/11/2026

The Tasmanian Craft Fair is Australia's largest working demonstration of arts and crafts, held annually in Deloraine, Tasmania, typically over the November long weekend, featuring hundreds of artisans, live craft demonstrations, art displays, gourmet food, and entertainment for all ages, showcasing traditional and contemporary crafts

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Featured RV Friendly Towns & Destinations

WESTERN AUSTRALIA Brookton - WA RVFT
Brookton - WA RVFT

Situated 138 kilometres south-east of Perth, Brookton is a typical small wheatbelt town. With a population of only 576 (according to the 2006 census), the town today is a key agricultural centre for a rich mixed farming industry. The town also offers food, shopping and accommodation facilities for those looking for a place to stop and refuel.The Lions Park welcomes self-contained vehicles to park overnight at no charge. Vehicles must not exceed the 24-hour maximum stay. Pets are permitted on leads and access to bins is available. Potable water and a dump point can be located at the Brookton Caravan Park.Those looking to spend some time exploring all that the region has to offer, will not be disappointed with the array of local tourist attractions available. Visitors can keep busy by visiting the Old Railway Station and Pioneer Park, Nine Acre Rock, Boyagin Rock and Brookton Museum and Heritage Centre.Tourist/Visitor Information CentreBrookton Community Resource Centre89 Robinson Rd, BrooktonPh: 08 9642 1377Casual Parking (near retail centre)Robinson Rd, BrooktonShort Term ParkingLions Park, Brookton HwySelf-contained vehicles only, 24hrs, pets on lead, mobile coverage, binsDump PointBrookton Caravan Park, Brookton Hwy via Stan Wall Memorial entranceLat: -32.369532, Long: 117.002317Potable WaterBrookton Caravan Park, Brookton Hwy via Stan Wall Memorial entranceHospitalNearest hospital is at Pingelly or BeverleyDoctors SurgeryLot 456 Whittington St – Ph: 08 9642 1485DentistNearest dentist is in NarroginPharmacyUnit 2/100 Brookton Hwy, Brookton – Ph: 08 9642 1991Supermarket113 Robinson Rd – Ph: 08 9642 1001

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NEW SOUTH WALES Aloomba Lavender Farm - NSW RVFD
Aloomba Lavender Farm - NSW RVFD

Aloomba Lavender Farm is located on the Mt Lindesay Road, approximately 4kms north of Liston and is set amongst picturesque cattle country of rolling hills and green pastures. The 12,000 established lavender plants are a pretty sight whether in flower or not. It presents a great opportunity for photos, particularly late November to early December when flowers are at their peak for harvesting.Aloomba Lavender Farm offers visitors short term parking for $15 per person per night for an unpowered site, and $20 per person per night for power. Here, guests will have access to the fire pit, and wood is provided. Visitors can enjoy a wide range of activities in the region from wineries to national parks, and the largest granite rock in Australia, Bald Rock. Guests can also discuss the workings of the lavender farm with Tere and Peter, relax with a coffee and browse the gift shop. Why not take a walk through the lavender field and let the aroma and tranquility of Aloomba Lavender Farm enfold you.Address: 5425 Mt Lindsay Rd, ListonPhone: 07 4686 1191Cost: $20 pppn power, $15 pppn unpowerParking: Fire pit and wood available, negotiable stay limit

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WESTERN AUSTRALIA Dumbleyung - WA RVFT
Dumbleyung - WA RVFT

Dumbleyung is a historical farming town, located 267 kilometres south-east of Perth and is best known for its grain and livestock produce. The township was originally gazetted in 1906; however, pioneers began arriving in the district as early as 1875. Dumbleyung is now a rural service town to the surrounding shire and has all the necessary amenities for travellers passing through the area including a post office, tavern, library and general store.Stubbs Park, located on Bahrs Road, offers parking for up to 72 hours at no charge. A dump point, potable water and toilets are located at the site, and pets are welcome on leads. Casual parking in the town centre can be found on Bennett Street opposite the swimming pool.The nearby Lake Dumbleyung is the largest open lake in Western Australia’s south-west and is a haven for many varieties of water birds. Donald Campbell received fame in 1964 for breaking the world water speed record, in his boat ‘Bluebird’, and today, a replica of Donald’s boat can be found in town and is a major tourist attraction. Tourist/Visitor Centre       Shire of DumbleyungCnr Harvey & Dawson St,Dumbleyung WAP: 08 9863 4012www.dumbleyung.wa.gov.au Casual Parking       Bennett St, DumbleyungShort & Long Term Parking           Stubbs Park, Bahrs Rd, 72hr, potable water, dump point, tlts, pets on lead, nil costDump Point  Stubbs Park, Bahrs Rd, DumbleyungPotable Water          Stubbs Park, Bahrs Rd, DumbleyungHospital        Dawson St, Dumbleyung, ph 08 9863 5222Doctors Surgery     No Dr, local ambulance based on Harvey StPharmacy     Scripts can be organised through general storeSupermarket            Dumbleyung General Store & Post office, Bennett St, Dumbleyung, ph 08 9863 4101

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