RV Friendlies & Events

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

Wallabadah is situated in the New England region of New South Wales, 55 kilometres south of Tamworth on the New England Highway.RV travellers can stop for up to 72 hours at no charge and enjoy the amenities of toilets, showers, water and barbecues. Pets are also welcome on leads.While staying at the camp area, be sure to visit the First Fleet Garden on the Quirindi Creek, a memorial to the First Fleet immigrants. 1,520 names of those who came to Australia in 1788 are carved in tablets along the garden pathways. Stories of those who first arrived on ships, their lives and first encounters with the Australian country are presented throughout the garden also.Address: Coach St off New England Hwy, follow signs to the First Fleet Gardens, camping area next to the gardensCost: Nil charge but a $10 donation is requested for site upkeepParking: 72hrs, pets on lead, mobile coverage, showers, bins, toilets, BBQ, waterOpening Hours: 7 days.

CMCA Member Deals: Unpowered Site $15pppn, two nights paid and get the third free with full use of amenities. Self-contained Site: Weekly (7 nights) rates of $60pppw with no amenities.Mount Ive Station is a remote sheep station and tourist destination in the heart of South Australia's Gawler Ranges. Covering approximately 900 square kilometres, the station offers visitors a unique rugged outback experience. Since its establishment in the early 20th century, Mount Ive Station has operated as a working sheep station, and continues to upgrade facilities, infrastructure and tracks for travellers seeking a unique adventure. Mount Ive Station offers CMCA members a special unpowered rate of $15 per person per night, with a "pay for two nights, stay for three" deal, including full access to amenities. Alternatively, a self-contained rate of $60 per person per week is available, although it does not include access to any amenities. A BBQ and bins are provided for use, and pets on a lead are welcome. A basic kiosk and bar are also available for visitors.A highlight of staying at Mount Ive Station is its private access to Lake Gairdner, Australia’s third largest salt lake. Visitors to the station can also explore historic buildings, enjoy scenic views, and tackle the station’s 4×4 tracks, ensuring plenty of activities to keep you entertained throughout your stay.CampingWe have both powered and unpowered camping available at the homestead catering to caravans, campers, swags and tents. Camp gazebo equipped with BBQ, microwave, kettle & toaster. Fire pits available for hire during the appropriate season. Wood is available for purchase or BYO. You cannot collect or cut wood from the station, our neighbours or the national park. Lots of shady trees are around and plenty of space to stretch out. There are also a number of Bush Camps for those who wish to stay out a bit further.Getting to Mount Ive StationMount Ive is located in the Gawler Ranges in South Australia, approximately 200 kilometres west of Port Augusta and 500 kilometres from Adelaide.You can get to Mount Ive Station via a number of different routes. There is an airstrip located right near the homestead. Ensure that you also check the South Australian Outback Roads Report prior to coming out.The station is located in a regional area of the state and so telephone coverage is not available. In an emergency as you get closer, you can contact the station using the UHF repeater/duplex station on channel 7.Please give the station a call if you need help with your planning or have any questions. Staff are always happy to discuss your options and suggest ideas to help you.