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Featured RV Friendly Events

NEW SOUTH WALES
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Sculpture by the Bush

Event date: April - May 2026

Sculptures by the Bush is a tourist trail of outdoor creative artworks that will dot the scenic landscapes around Blayney over the April School Holidays every year.

Creative local residents, schools, businesses and community groups create sculptures in one of three categories: Hay Bale Art, Farm Art and Scarecrows.

It is a great opportunity to enjoy the country landscape, visit some of the small villages and see some creative displays.

Locals are called upon to get creative and build sculptures. A digital map and list of entries will be available on the Blayney Shire Council Website and Sculptures by the Bush Facebook Page closer to the event.


TAS
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Tasmanian Craft Fair

Dates: 30/10/2026-01/11/2026

The Tasmanian Craft Fair is Australia's largest working demonstration of arts and crafts, held annually in Deloraine, Tasmania, typically over the November long weekend, featuring hundreds of artisans, live craft demonstrations, art displays, gourmet food, and entertainment for all ages, showcasing traditional and contemporary crafts

QLD
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140th Heritage Festival

In Croydon, history doesn’t sit quietly behind glass. It greets you on the street, catches your eye in unexpected corners, and quietly reminds you that this small outback town once played a very big role in Queensland’s story.
In 2026, Croydon celebrates 140 years since gold changed everything, and the Heritage Festival invites you to be part of that story — not just to observe it, but to experience it.

For one special week from 20 to 26 June, the town comes together to celebrate what makes Croydon so deeply loved: its stories, its creativity, and its strong sense of community.


Featured RV Friendly Towns & Destinations

NEW SOUTH WALES
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Merriwa - NSW RVFT

Merriwa is located in the Upper Hunter Shire, which is situated within in the far west of the Hunter region in New South Wales. It is on the Golden Highway, 273km north west of Sydney and about half way between Newcastle and Dubbo.   The town is an old community with many colonial buildings and churches and Merriwa’s historic connections makes it a great place to explore. Within close proximity of the town, visitors will find mines, horse studs and wineries, as well as historical museums and national parks. For those visiting Merriwa, short term parking can be found at Merriwa Caravan Park with the use of toilets and showers for $17.50 unpowered. Overnight stays are also welcomed for self-contained vehicles behind the RSL Club on Bow Street. Potable water and a dump point are outside the caravan park, which is situated on Blaxland Street.While visiting the region, don’t forget to take a trip to Goulburn River National Park that offers 70,000 hectares of mostly sandstone country along the Goulburn River. The Aboriginal rock art site known as Hands on the Rock in the park is another very popular tourist spot.Tourist/Visitor Centre       Merriwa Visitor Information Centre34-40 Vennacher St, Merriwa NSWPh: 02 6521 7046Casual Parking       Sollys Lane; Vennacher St; Bow StShort Term Parking           Merriwa Caravan Park, Golden Hwy. $17.50 unpowered per night, includes use of toilets, showers and access to laundry facilities (small fee)Merriwa RSL Club, grassy block behind the RSL, nil charge, access via Bow St, toilets available during day, no other facilities availableDump Point  29 Blaxland StPotable Water          29 Blaxland StHospital        McKenzie St, Merriwa, (inpatient services, ambulance transfers to other centres for major operations, 24hr service available or transfers if necessary), Ph: 6532 5000Doctors Surgery     Bettington St or McKenzie St, Ph: 02 6548 2305 or Ph: 02 6532 5013, open Monday to Friday by appointmentPharmacy     Merriwa Pharmacy, Bettington St, Merriwa, Ph: 02 6548 2213Supermarket            Merriwa IGA, Bettington St, Merriwa, Ph: 02 6548 2315
SOUTH AUSTRALIA
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Streaky Bay - SA RVFT

Streaky Bay is a coastal town on the western side of the Eyre Peninsula, just off the Flinders Highway, 303km north-west of Port Lincoln and 727km by road from Adelaide.The seaside town is known for its seafood and aquaculture centre, and anglers flock to the town in order to experience the stunning fishing locations.Visitors can relax and unwind at one of the many parks and gardens with playgrounds, shelters, BBQs and ample parking. Or if you are feeling more active, the town also has a 9 hole eco-friendly golf course and clubs are available to rent at the Visitor Information Centre, if you don’t happen to have any with you.Short-term parking is available at the Streaky Bay RV Site for $15 per vehicle per night, and a dump point and potable water can be found at the Streaky Bay Lions Park.With its pristine natural wonders, endless sandy beaches and warm friendly locals, Streaky Bay is a perfect base for you to explore the vast coastline of the Great Australian Bight and the hinterland that lies beyond.Tourist/Visitor Information Centre21 Bay Road, Streaky Bay SA 5680Ph: 08 8626 7033info@streakybay.sa.gov.auwww.streakybay.com.auCasual Parking (near retail centre)29 Alfred Tce, Streaky BayShort Term ParkingStreaky Bay RV Site, Alec Baldock Dr, Streaky Bay$15pvpn, 48hrs, self-contained vehicles only, pets on lead, mobile coverageDump PointStreaky Bay Lions Park, East TceLat: -32.7951, Long: 134.2181Potable WaterStreaky Bay Lions Park, access from Alfred St. Payment requiredHospital1 Flinders Dr, Streaky Bay – Ph: 08 8626 1009Doctors Surgery6 Williams Cres, Streaky Bay – Ph: 08 8626 1072Dentist6 Burke St, Streaky Bay – Ph 08 8626 1629Pharmacy13 Bay Rd, Streaky Bay – Ph: 08 8626 1036SupermarketFoodland, Bay Rd Streaky BayIGA, Alfred Tce
VICTORIA
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Nhill - VIC RVFT

Nhill is a thriving country town located halfway between Melbourne and Adelaide that offers visitors a picturesque backdrop. Nhill is surrounded by beautiful national parks. In 1897, a major tornado swept through Nhill destroying most of the town. The post office, built in 1887, survived the tornado and still stands today. The town’s commercial centre boasts attractive parks, and gardens within the median strip. Short-term parking is available for self-contained vehicles at Nhill Aerodrome, free of charge and has a time limit of 96 hours. Bins and toilets are accessible at this location, and pets on leads are permitted.Nhill is definitely worth a visit, as the quaint little town has ample events and places of interest. The Nhill Aviation Heritage Centre is located at the nearby airport, and here guests can view displays of aircraft undergoing restoration. The Nhill show is held in October each year and attracts many visitors to town. The show consists of rides, show animals, farm machinery, horse riding shows and numerous other activities, all of which conclude with a fantastic fireworks display. Tourist/Visitor Information CentreNhill Tourist Information CentreGoldsworthy Park, Victoria St NhillPh: 03 5391 3086www.hindmarsh.vic.gov.auCasual Parking (near retail centre)Victoria St, Opposite Home HardwareShort Term ParkingNhill Aerodrome, Nhill Airport Aerodrome Rd - 96hrs, self-contained vehicles only, pets on lead, mobile coverage, bins, toilets, nil charge.Dump PointNhill Aerodrome, Aerodrome RdLat: -36.334933, Long: 141.648425Potable WaterVictoria St day time parking areaHospital43-51 Nelson St, Ph: 03 5391 4222Doctors Surgery45 Nelson St, Ph: 03 5391 1900Dentist43-51 Nelson St, Ph: 03 5391 4222Pharmacy21 Victoria St, Ph: 03 5391 1456Supermarket90 Nelson St, Ph: 03 5391 2005