RV Friendlies & Events

Swan Reach is located on the Murray River approximately 127 kilometres north-east of Adelaide and  makes for an ideal stopover between the Riverland and Barossa regions. Swan Reach gained its name from the large number of black swans that once thrived in the area. Nestled among farmlands, with a pristine waterfront location, Swan Reach is a popular holiday spot as well as a successful horticultural and farming community.Visitors to Swan Reach can find casual parking at Len White Reserve and short-term parking can be found at Tenbury Hunter Reserve, Stott Hwy. There a nil charge to stay at Tenbury Hunter Reserve, however a 5 night maximum stay applies. Toilets, bins and a dump point are located on-site and pets on a lead are permitted. Potable water can be obtained at Len White Reserve. There is something for everyone whilst visiting Swan Reach. High cliffs shelter the river, providing excellent conditions for all types of water sports. The tallest cliffs along the Murray can be found at the ‘Big Bend’, offering spectacular scenery. The Swan Reach Hotel (circa 1865) is a lovely spot to enjoy views of the river and wildlife while enjoying a meal and learn about the history of the hotel through their photograph collection.Tourist/Visitor Centre       Swan Reach Museum20-22 Nildottie Rd, Swan Reach, SAPh: 08 8570 2019Casual Parking       Len White Reserve, River Reserve Rd Swan Reach & Anzac Ave, Swan ReachShort & Long Term Parking        Tenbury Hunter Reserve, Stott Hwy, nil charge (maximum of 5 nts, possibility of more w/approval), tlts, bins, pets on leadDump Point  Tenbury Hunter Reserve, Stott Hwy, Swan ReachPotable Water          Len White Reserve, River Reserve RdDoctors Surgery     Nildottie Rd, Swan Reach, ph 08 8564 2266, Wed 9am – 5pmPharmacy     Pharmaceutical products can be ordered through the Angaston Pharmacy & delivered to the Swan Reach General Store dailySupermarket            Swan Reach General Store, 47-49 Anzac Ave, Swan Reach, ph: 08 8570 2036

Maclean is located in the Northern Rivers region of New South Wales on the Clarence River, near the Pacific Highway. Maclean calls itself ‘the Scottish Town in Australia’. Many of its street signs are written in Gaelic as well as English and Australia’s oldest free Presbyterian Church still holds services for the descendants of the early settlers.The Maclean Showground provides parking for self-contained vehicles for up to 72 hours. A dump point and potable water are available at the showground, as well as toilets, bins, covered seating and power. Parking is just $20 per vehicle per night, payable to the showground honesty box.While in town, be sure to explore all the historic architecture of the area, take the heritage walking trail, visit the museum and don’t miss the breathtaking views from the Maclean lookout over the town and the mighty Clarence River. For golfing enthusiasts there is an 18-hole course located in beautiful surroundings on Woodford Island.Tourist/Visitor Centre       Ferry Park Tourist Information Stand (unstaffed)Pacific Hwy, Maclean NSWPh: 02 6643 0800visit@myclarencevalley.com.auwww.myclarencevalley.com.auCasual Parking       River St & McLachlan StShort & Long Term Parking        Maclean Showground, cnr Cameron St & Woodford St, (72hr), room for 10 vehicles over 11m, unpwr site for Self-contained RVs only, $20pvpn paid to custodians when they come around., or the honesty box. Restricted access during various Showground events.Dump Point  Maclean Showground, cnr Cameron St & Woodford StPotable Water          Maclean Showground, cnr Cameron St & Woodford StHospital        21 Union St, Maclean, Ph: 02 6640 0111Doctors Surgery     1 Centenary Drv, Maclean, Ph: 02 6645 3299Dentist           Maclean Dental Surgery, 1 Stanley St, Maclean, Ph: 02 6645 2023Pharmacy     Stanfords Pharmacy, 253 River St, Maclean, Ph: 02 6645 2004Supermarket            SPAR Supermarket, 4 River St, Maclean, Ph: 02 6645 2002

Carpenter Rocks Recreation Reserve is located in the small coastal town of Carpenter Rocks, 35 kilometres south-west of Mount Gambier. Carpenter Rocks is known for its rugged coastline, and the area provides wonderful fishing and diving locations. The rocks of the coast were named ‘Les Carpentiers’ or ‘The Carpenters’ by a Dutch navigator, as the indented and serrated nature of the coastline reminded him of a carpenters saw.Carpenter Rocks Recreation Reserve, provides parking for self-contained vehicles for up to 72 hours, free of charge, however, a donation to Progress Association is always appreciated. Visitors will find amenities such as toilets, covered seating and barbecue areas. Pets on lead are also welcome.Come to Carpenter Rocks Recreation Reserve and experience the beauty of the Australian coast.Cost: Nil charge but donation to Progress Association appreciatedParking: 72hr, self-contained vehicles only, pets on lead, mobile phone coverage, toilets, bbq, covered seating. Please note: The Hall is not part of the RVFDOpening Hours: 7 days