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Featured RV Friendly Events

Darwin Festival

Dates: 5 – 23 August 2026

This unmissable celebration brings together the spirit of the Top End with a vibrant program of arts, culture, food, stories, dancing, and laughter to fill your heart, mind, and soul.

Over 18 unforgettable days, experience theatre, music, comedy, circus, cabaret, dance, visual arts, unique food and beverage experiences, and awe-inspiring storytelling. Loved by locals and adored by visitors, this annual festival is the centrepiece of Darwin's dry season, making August the best time of year to visit.

Through dynamic programming, innovative partnerships, and a commitment to artistic expression, artists from the Northern Territory, Australia, and around the world come together to share, connect, and inspire through the power of the arts. Darwin Festival continues to entertain and unite audiences, cementing its place as a leading cultural event in the Northern Territory and beyond.

All tickets from $0 to $79

Free and paid events. Average ticket price $44

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SOUTH AUSTRALIA

Flame Festival - Copper Coast

Event date: 8 - 10 May 2026

Get ready to ignite your senses at the FLAME Festival 2026, a vibrant celebration of creativity, culture, and community across the Copper Coast. Returning for its third edition, this biennial event lights up the towns of Kadina, Moonta, and Wallaroo with a spectacular showcase of local talent and artistic flair.

Whether you're a curious visitor or a proud local, FLAME Festival offers something for everyone, a chance to connect, create, and celebrate the spirit of the Copper Coast.

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NEW SOUTH WALES

History Cruise - Clarence River Ferries

Wed 11 Jun '25 – Wed 06 May '26 (WEEKLY event)

Enjoy an informative history tour while cruising the beautiful Clarence River.

Departing from Yamba and Iluka, the Scenic River cruises to Harwood are approximately a 30-kilometre round trip, approximately four-hour river cruise.

A variety of lunch options are available, along with light refreshments and snacks, and there is a fully licensed bar on board.

Clarence River Ferries was formed in 1986. They operate a daily passenger service between the beautiful coastal towns of Yamba and Iluka on the mouth of the majestic Clarence River

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Featured RV Friendly Towns & Destinations

TASMANIA

East Devonport - TAS RVFT

Settlement within East Devonport dates from the 1850s when the area east of the Mersey River became known as Torquay. Growth within the area started taking place from the late 1800s and continued into the early 1900s. Victoria Bridge opened in 1901, further linking the area to the township on the western side of the Mersey River. The area east of the Mersey River then became known as East Devonport.Today, East Devonport is a combination of residential, industrial and rural areas, with some commercial land use. Rural land is used largely for agriculture. Devonport Port is situated in East Devonport and is home of the Spirit of Tasmania Ferry Terminal. Other features of the area include East Devonport Recreation Centre, Mersey Yacht Club, East Devonport Beach and East Devonport Beach Coastal Reserve. There are many reserves to explore and the Eastern Foreshore Heritage Walk is not to be missed. As part of Devonport City, there are endless events and attractions to be explored.Tourist/Visitor Information Centre Paranaple Arts Centre, 145 Rooke St, DevonportPh: 03 6420 2900www.visitdevonport.com.au.Casual Parking Murray St, East Devonport Parking 300m east of Ferry TerminalShort Term Parking Girdlestone Park, John St East Devonport self-contained vehicles only, $10 pvpn permit required, 72hrs, pets on lead, mobile coverage, bins, toilets, waterDump Point Girdlestone Park, John St East Devonport Lat: -41.1864 Long: 146.3802Potable Water Girdlestone Park, John St East DevonportHospital Nearest hospital is at Latrobe, Torquay Rd, Ph: 03 6426 5111Doctors Surgery East Devonport Medical Centre, Stephen St, Ph: 03 6427 9111Dentist Many in areaPharmacy Please do own local search as too many to listSupermarket Foodworks, Tarleton St, IGA, Wright St

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NORTHERN TERRITORY

Darwin River Tavern - NT RVFD

Situated on 120 acres, the panoramic views alone are enough to settle you in so you can enjoy our first class food and exceptional friendly service. Giant antique tables & hand-crafted Mahogany timbers throughout & a beautiful indoor Atrium water feature complete with our pet freshwater crocodile. Live sports on the big screens, gaming machines weekly entertainment, camping and a genuine Territory vibe.The Gateway to Litchfield Park & Cox PeninsulaStrategically located, we are a perfect base for your visit to the Top End. Berry Springs Nature Reserve, Litchfield National Park, Cox Peninsula and all its wonderful attractions are close by, making us the best central location.If you are needing some local knowledge of the area, drop by and we will be happy to share our locals secrets! The back road to Litchfield National Park is now bitumised making the trip more enjoyable to one of the Territory’s natural icons.After a big day out exploring, why not drop by our tavern to enjoy our traditional pub food, it’s all made by our qualified chefs who really take pride in their food and have a passion for providing our guests with a beautiful territory experience.CampingThe caravan and camping grounds have a huge amount of area & can accommodate all size vehicles. Negotiable time limit, showers, bins, toilets, power, and water available. Pets on a lead permitted.

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WESTERN AUSTRALIA

Narembeen - WA RVFT

Narembeen is located 286 kilometres east of Perth, in the heart of the Western Australia Wheatbelt. In 1968, the town was declared as Narembeen, meaning ‘place of female emus’ in the Aboriginal language. Today, the major industries of the area are cereal and wheat crops, along with raising cattle and sheep. Narembeen still provides a true rural experience, and is the perfect base from which to explore, with easy day trips available to unique and iconic sights, including Wave Rock. The Pathways to Wave Rock Drive Trail has everything one could hope for with massive granite outcrops to spectacular views, vibrant wildflowers and true country hospitality.Long and short-term parking is available from Narembeen Caravan Park & Cabins for 72 hours for self-contained vehicles. Potable water, dump point, toilets and bbq facilities are also available at the park.Narembeen is a vibrant community, filled with historical and cultural significance and the town looks forward to welcoming you.Tourist/Visitor Information Centre Narembeen Community Resource CentreUnit 2, 19 Churchill St, NarembeenPh: 08 9064 7055www.narembeen.wa.gov.auCasual Parking Adjacent to Apex Park on Currall StShort Term Parking 72hr, Narembeen Caravan Park & Cabins, 11 Currell St, self-contained vehicles, bins, toilets, covered seating, bbq, water, pets on lead, mobile coverage, nil chargeLong Term Parking 72hr, Narembeen Caravan Park & Cabins, 11 Currell St, self-contained vehicles, bins, toilets, covered seating, bbq, water, pets on lead, mobile coverage, nil chargeDump Point Narembeen Caravan Park & Cabins, 11 Currell St, Lat -32.0636, Long 118.3959Potable Water Narembeen Caravan Park & Cabins, 11 Currell StHospital29 Ada St, Ph: 08 9064 6222Doctors Surgery Unit 5, 19 Churchill St, Ph: 08 9064 7145Dentist 11 Churchill St, Thurs & Fri, Ph: 08 9064 7397Pharmacy Unit 1, 19 Churchill St, Ph: 08 9064 7373Supermarket 14 Churchill St, Ph: 08 9064 7223

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