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Featured RV Friendly Events

QUEENSLAND
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Festival of Outback Skies 2026

Event date - 1 - 3 May 2026

The Festival of Outback Skies is a three day event that includes a range of activities including a bull ride, arts and craft workshops. Markets, cooking demonstrations, live music, a fine dining dinner under the stars, lantern parade to name a few.

Volunteer Opportunities 

Seeking volunteers to participate in a range of roles from administration, bar sales, traffic direction, showing people to their campsites, waitering, art workshops, minibus shuttle drivers and site set up. Volunteers receive a free powered camping site and entry to all ticketed events (except the dinner) To register your interest as a volunteer, please go to the festival website and fill out a volunteer application under the get involved tab. For all enquires contact Jennifer Tasker at tdo@flinders.qld.gov.au or phone 07 4741 2971.

Festival Location

The festival site is spread across three precincts all within 500m of each other. The site is also walking distance from the Hughenden CBD. The Hughenden Showgrounds will host the Dinner Under the Stars and the Bull Ride events, with live music, art workshops, cooking demos and more. The Art Sculpture Trail at the historic Coolabah Tree will showcase sculptural pieces entered into our Art Sculptural Competition. At the Hughenden Recreational Lake you can enjoy star gazing, water sports and food markets. The closing lantern parade is alongside the lake before they are released across the water.

Getting There

Hughenden and surrounds are serviced by rail, plane and bus routes and is a very accessible destination for those who prefer self-drive. There are five major roads entering Hughenden, from the north, south, east and west. Situated on the Overlander’s Way approximately half-way between Townsville and Mount Isa, the Hughenden region is a hub for many destinations.

Festival Camping

Flinders Shire Council have powered and unpowered sites available at the festival site. The sites do have access to toilets and showers. Powered sites are $90 for three nights (max 4 people per site), and unpowered sites are $45 for 2 nights (max 4 people). 

Festival Glamping 

For the ultimate accommodation experience at the festival treat yourself to a glamping tent located on the banks of the Flinders River. These glamping tents are next level luxury in camping. Six meter high European Bells tents with quality bedding, chairs, floor rugs, side tables, lights, phone charging station and a welcome pack. You also have a concierge 24/7 to look after your needs. The glamping tents are located a short walk across the river to the festival site. 3 nights twin share is $1,450. An additional queen bed can be rented for your tent to increase capacity to four people.


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WA
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Blazing Swan

Date: 1st - 7th April 2026


A living, breathing experiment in creativity, connection, and radical expression.

For one wild week in the deserted paddock, thousands come together to build an
entire world from nothing ~ then watch it vanish without a trace!

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QLD
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Toowoomba Carnival of Flowers

Dates: 12/09/2026 - 06/10/2026

Times: 9am - 6:30pm

Experience Australia’s most spectacular celebration of spring at the Toowoomba Carnival of Flowers! For over 70 years, this iconic festival has transformed the Garden City into a breathtaking sea of colour, creativity and community spirit. Wander through award-winning floral displays, explore vibrant food and wine events, enjoy live music and entertainment, and soak up the electric atmosphere that fills the city for nearly a month. From stunning park gardens and grand floral parades to gourmet experiences and family-friendly activities, there’s something to delight every age and interest.

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Featured RV Friendly Towns & Destinations

WESTERN AUSTRALIA
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Pinjarra - WA RVFT

Pinjarra sits on the banks of the Murray River, 86 kilometres south of Perth and just 21 kilometres south-east of Mandurah. This picturesque country town is one of Western Australia’s earliest settled localities, rich with heritage and community spirit.Visitors can access RV short-term parking along Pinjarra-Williams Road, adjacent to the Heritage Train Station. Parking is free and limited to 24 hours, with a dump point and potable water available on-site for added convenience.Pinjarra’s long and layered history is beautifully preserved in its historic streetscapes and architecture. A standout is the Edenvale Heritage Precinct, now a vibrant hub of creativity and culture. Browse arts and crafts stores, explore galleries and the machinery museum, or follow the Heritage Walk Trail for a fascinating journey through the town’s past.The town’s heritage appeal blends seamlessly with its collection of contemporary and antique boutiques, quaint cafés and artistic flair. Delve into its hidden gems and uncover exquisite fashion, eclectic homewares, and timeless treasures to take home. Cross the suspension bridge for a picnic at Cantwell Park, or unwind in the riverside beer garden at the recently restored Exchange Hotel Pinjarra.Golfers can enjoy a round at Pinjarra Golf Club, teeing off among towering gums and lush fairways, while racegoers can soak up the atmosphere at the iconic country horse races. Families will love a hands-on day out with wildlife at Ranger Red’s Zoo & Conservation Park.Whatever you decide, you’ll uncover a town brimming with unique experiences and country charm in Pinjarra.Tourist/Visitor Centre       Dwellingup Trails & Visitor CentreMarinup St, Dwellingup WAPh: 08 9538 1108www.visitpinjarra.com.au Edenvale Heritage PrecinctCnr George & Henry St, Pinjarra WAwww.edenvaleheritageprecint.com.auCasual 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, potable water. It’s a short walk to the nearby Premier Hotel, or cross the suspension bridge over the Murray River to reach Pinjarra town centre. Here, you’ll find the recently restored Exchange Hotel Pinjarra, the beautiful Edenvale Heritage Precinct, plus many cafes, bakeries, shopping centre, vintage shops, chemist and boutiques all within walking distance. Dump Point  21 Pinjarra-Williams Rd, PinjarraPotable Water          21 Pinjarra-Williams Rd, PinjarraHospital        Murray District Hospital, McKay St, Pinjarra. Ph 08 9531 7222Peel Health Campus, 110 Lakes Rd, Mandurah. Ph 08 9531 8000Doctors Surgery     Pinjarra Doctors, 27 Murray St, Pinjarra. Ph 08 9531 4286Dentist           Murray Dental Care, 39 McLarty Rd, Pinjarra. Ph 08 9531 2725Pharmacy     Chemmart Pharmacy, 27 Forrest St, Pinjarra. Ph 08 9531 2436Pinjarra Pharmacy, 7 George St, Pinjarra. Ph 08 9531 1361Supermarket            Coles, Pinjarra Junction Shopping Centre, George St, Pinjarra. Ph 08 9531 7800
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VICTORIA
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Wycheproof - VIC RVFT

Wycheproof is located 276 kilometres north-west of Melbourne, and is a vibrant community at the gateway to the Murray Mallee Sunset Country. The town lays claim to having the world’s smallest registered mountain, Mt Wycheproof, which rises only 43 metres above the surrounding plains. With cafes, pubs, art galleries, plus all the necessary shopping facilities, Wycheproof makes a convenient stopover to restock supplies, and take a break from your journey.Short and long-term parking is available at Wycheproof Caravan Park at the northern end of town. Toilets, water and a dump point are available at a low fee of $20 per vehicle per night for an unpowered site. Pets on leads are also welcome.Several festivals and events are held throughout the year in Wycheproof, including the Great Grain Festival in February, and the Mt Wycheproof Cup, known as ‘Derby Day in the Country’, held in November each year.Tourist/Visitor Centre       VIC is available from the Council Offices during office hours367 Broadway, Wycheproof VIC 3483Ph: 1300 520 520www.wycheproof.vic.au Casual Parking       Centenary Park, Fairview St WycheproofShort Term Parking           Wycheproof C/P, Calder Hwy, N end of town, $20pvpn unpowered (CMCA Member only rate), non members $25pvpn unpowered, $35pvpn powered. (no time limit), tlts, water, dump point, pets on leadLong Term Parking            Wycheproof C/P, Calder Hwy, N end of town, $20pvpn non powered, $35pvpn powered (no time limit), tlts, water, dump point, pets on leadDump Point  Wycheproof C/P, Calder Hwy, north end of townPotable Water          Wycheproof C/P, Calder Hwy, north end of townHospital        23 Grandview St, Wycheproof, Ph: 03 5478 0700Doctors Surgery     23 Grandview St, Wycheproof, Ph: 03 5493 7672 (On wknds the town is serviced by doctors rostered by the East Wimmera Health Service – Outpatients service avail).Pharmacy     Wycheproof Pharmacy, 332 Broadway, Wycheproof, Ph: 03 5493 7030Supermarket            Wycheproof Foodworks, 316 Broadway, Wycheproof, Ph: 03 5493 7416
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QUEENSLAND
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Eidsvold - QLD RVFT

Eidsvold is located 425 kilometres north-west of Brisbane and 230 kilometres west of Maryborough on the A3, Australia’s Country Way (Burnett Highway). The town was founded in 1848 by European Settlers Thomas and Charles Archer, and the town takes its name from Eidsvoll, a town in Norway where the Constitution of Norway was signed. Archer Homestead, the home of the pioneering settlers, rests on the banks of the Burnett River and remains just as it was over 100 years ago. The Eidsvold Historical Complex is home to a fine collection of historic buildings, including the Knockbreak Homestead, the original Clonave Homestead, and Riverleigh Cottage, which houses memorabilia, including the Eidsvold Soldiers corner, a display of photographs, medals and equipment from the various wars, traditional owners’ artefacts, slates, desks and other school equipment, and a manual telephone exchange.Visitors to Eidsvold can find short-term parking at the RM Williams Centre. Sites are $10.40 per vehicle per night, and this rate includes access to toilets and potable water. The dump point is located on the Corner of Burnett Hwy & Esplanade Street, in Merv Hamilton Park, (next to the pool).Eidsvold is home to the RM Williams Australian Bush Learning Centre which honours this great Australian who lived at ‘Rockybar’ Eidsvold from 1955 to 1972. The Centre showcases the achievements of RM Williams, reflects his passion for bush lore and promotes rural job opportunities through education and skill development. Through this special place, RM Williams’ deep and abiding love of the bush lives on.Tourist/Visitor Centre       RM Williams Australian Bush Learning Centre & Visitor Information, 23767 Gayndah-Monto Rd, Eidsvold QldPh: 1300 696 272admin@northburnett.qld.gov.au.Casual Parking       Moreton St & the Rest Area off the Burnett Hwy on the southern edge of Eidsvold TownshipShort Term Parking           RM Williams Centre, toilets, potable water, no pwr, $10.40 PVPN.Long Term Parking            Tolderodden Conservation Park, permit required, $6.55pppn; Wuruma Dam 2 weeks free camping.Dump Point  Corner Burnett Hwy & Esplanade St in Merv Hamilton Park next to poolPotable Water          RM Williams CentreHospital        Theodore Rd, Ph: 07 4165 7100Doctors Surgery     10 Moreton St, Ph: 07 4165 1288Pharmacy     Moreton St, Ph 07 4165 1444Supermarket            Foodworks, Moreton St, Ph: 07 4165 1207
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