RV Friendlies & Events

DEVIL COUNTRY MUSTER       2 - 8 February 2026       Riverbend Youth Centre, 358 Trowutta Rd, Smithton Tasmania
CAMPING Opens at the Riverbend Youth Centre Complex at 9.00 am Monday 3rd February 2025
(Closes 2PM Sun. 9 February 2025)
 
$11 Inc. GST per night per site - Maximum 2 Adults Per Site. (Children of campers welcome).
NO POWERED SITES.
Talent Quest Wednesday 4th February 2026 from 5pm
      Sausage Sizzle Available
 
                FREE ENTRY
LIVE MUSIC - Thursday 5 February 2026
                 From 5 pm
   Featuring Chris and Viv Boys
 
                FREE ENTRY
BIG band bonanza Friday 6th February 2026
BANDS TBA
From 6.00 pm
 
Tickets $27.50 inc. GST plus booking fee.
Children under 16 FREE and no ticket required.
 
Devil Country Muster Main Show Saturday 7 February 2026
10.30 am to 10 pm
 
Gates open at 10.00 am
 
Tickets
Adults $71.50 inc. GSTplus booking fee
Children Under 16 FREE and Do Not Require a Ticket .bush poets, breakfast & COUNTRY Gospel Show Hosted by Gina Timms 
Sunday 8 February 2026
10 am to 12 pm
  
Entry Via Gold Coin Donation
Licensed venue, no BYO

This event is smoke free!
 Designated smoking area provided.
Thanks for your cooperation.

The small inland town of Theodore is situated on the Leichhardt Highway and the Dawson River. The River and Theodore Weir have over the years provided irrigation to sustain the towns farming and agricultural industries. This is evident in the beautiful lawns and gardens, as well as the palm tree lined main street, The Boulevard, which is wide enough to cater for larger motorhomes. Theodore township was established in 1922 on land at the junction of the Dawson River and Castle Creek, with water provided by the nearby weir. The Hotel Theodore was opened as a hostel to cater for the many people coming to settle in the area. The community became the hostel shareholders and profits from the present day hotel are now used to support community projects. The Dawson Folk Museum, located at the end of Second Avenue, contains many fascinating historical displays and records of the early days of Theodore.Those looking to stay in Theodore can find short-term parking at Junction Park. Parking is limited to 48 hours and visitors have access to the dump point and potable water.Theodore is a wonderful place to visit, especially for RV travellers. The town has a large variety of shops to explore and you can pick up supplies at one of the two supermarkets. There are cafes, restaurants and take away food outlets and the Hotel Theodore has counter meals.Tourist/Visitor Centre       Theodore VIC, Fifth Ave, Theodore QLDPh: 07 4993 1900secretary@informationcentre.com.auCasual Parking       The Boulevard, Fifth Avenue, and Sixth AvenueShort & Long Term Parking        Junction Park (48hr); Powered sites $20/night at Theodore Showgrounds (7nights max) Ph: 0487 207 373Dump Point  Theodore ShowgroundsPotable Water          Junction Park Rest AreaHospital        87 The Boulevard, Ph: 07 4990 3000Doctors Surgery     27 Ninth Avenue, Ph: 07 4993 1371Pharmacy     At the hospitalSupermarket            Cornetts, The Boulevard, Ph: 07 4993 1177

Bundaberg sits on Queensland’s glorious coastline, approximately 385 kilometres north of Brisbane. Centered on the picturesque Burnett River, at the southern tip of the Great Barrier Reef, this city retains a natural charm and relaxed lifestyle, which appeals to residents and visitors alike.RV travellers will find short-term parking available at Hinkler Lions Tourist Park, which is located along University Drive. Parking is only available for up to 24 hours and for people travelling in self-contained vehicles. There is no cost involved to stay on-site, and access to toilets and water is included. A dump point is also located at the park for convenience and so is potable water. The CMCA RV Park is also available which can be accessed via Pyefinch Dr or Civic Ave.When visiting the Bundaberg region, experience an array of tourist attractions including a distillery tour of the popular Bundaberg Rum Distillery, and visit other popular sites such as Mon Repos Turtle Rookery and Hinkler Hall of Aviation. With an equable climate, relaxed lifestyle, modern shopping facilities and world-class eco-tourism experiences, Bundaberg is a wonderful place to visit.Tourist/Visitor Information CentreBundaberg Visitor Information Centre36 Avenue St, Bundaberg East QLD 4670Ph: 1300 722 099www.bundabergregion.orgCasual Parking (near retail centre)3 & 27 Quay St, BundabergShort Term ParkingHinkler Lions Tourist Park, University Dr Bundaberg24 hrs, nil charge, self-contained vehicles only, pets on lead, mobile phone coverage, bins, toilets, water, covered seatingCMCA RV Park - Pyefinch Drive off Walker Street or Civic Av off Burrum St, $3.00 per site per night and an additional fee of $2.00 per person per night (members),  $15pvpn non CMCA Members, 14 night maximum stay in any 21-day period, dump point, potable water, pets welcome on lead.Dump PointHinkler Lions Tourist Park, University Dr BundabergLat: -24.8968 Long: 152.3141Potable WaterHinkler Lions Tourist Park, University Dr BundabergHospitalBourbong St, Bundaberg – Ph: 07 4150 2222Doctors SurgerySeveral general practitioners in Bundaberg. See VIC or internet for full listDentistSeveral dentists in Bundaberg. See VIC or internet for full listPharmacySeveral pharmacies in Bundaberg with at least one at each shopping centre and several in the main street.SupermarketAll major supermarkets & several independent supermarkets.

Relive history and step back in time with this original opal mine, historical museum and underground home that will give guests the ultimate underground experience. The Old Timers Mine in Coober Pedy gives guests a unique experience and offers convenient RV parking. Old Timers Mine’s campground is located next to the parking area on the lower ground and offers unpowered sites at no cost. Lengths of stays can be negotiated, and there is no power or water available for use. There are toilets available to guests, and the site is pet friendly. The underground lifestyle in Coober Pedy is fascinating and is an experience like no other. With the Old Timers Mine centrally located, there is plenty to see and do nearby.  FacilitiesGenerator authorizedPet friendlyBins providedDump point and water, $1 for 30L, are located next to the Council on Hutchison Street. Toilets are located on the right of the shop, and left open over night for your convenience. Do not camp at the front of the shop, only on the land designated for camping. Old Timers Mine provides the RV Park service and is not responsible for any damages or injuries. Remember : the camp is not under any surveillance so please be careful with your belongings and campfires are not permitted.Please take care, be mindful of other people around you and most importantly enjoy your stay! Opening HoursMine and museum open 8.30am – 5.30pm 7 days