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In the beautiful Lachlan Valley, riverside Cowra is full of cultural heritage and historical buildings. Surrounded by vineyards, waterways and countryside. You’ll discover military history, tranquil gardens and fine wines. Location:         Cowra is a small town in the Central West region of New South Wales, Australia, located on the banks of the Lachlan River, in […]

New data reveals more international visitors are choosing to caravan and camp in Australia. The millennial market; led by working holiday makers and backpackers, continues to be the strongest age demographic with 157 000 international visitors aged 20 to 29 choosing caravanning and camping in Australia. The 30 to 54-year-old age group represented 127 000

Seeing the need for pet friendly accommodation, Ingenia Holidays South West Rocks has jumped on board and decided to open their doors to pets. All camp and caravan sites are pet friendly and the park has one pet-friendly cabin with an enclosed balcony and non-carpeted floors, with two new pet-friendly cabins to be available in

Massive murals have and continue to transform grain silos around the country into giant works of art. The majority of current artworks are found along the Silo Art Trail, and it is described as “Australia’s largest outdoor gallery” and spans more than 200 kilometres and links Victorian towns like Brim, Patchewollock and Sheep Hills. In

Personalised number plates are an easy and affordable way to customise your car or RV. Enhance the look of your vehicle and for travellers MyPlates now offer themed plates such as The Australiana, Wanderlust and Animal Ranges – available for Trailers. Easy to create and order online. For more information  

The 2nd annual Orange Winer Fire Festival is being held from the 2- 4 August 2019. Kicking off with a winter night market in historic Millthorpe Village the three day festival will showcase the best of an authentic country winter through a series of bonfire events inspired by the Australian cracker night bonfire tradition. Enjoy

Experience the spectacular Fans Horizon Walking Track in Warrumbungle National Park Recently reopened following a rebuild after the devastating fires of 2013. This 3.6km track is an excellent introductory walk, allowing visitors to ascend the range and see panoramic views of the valley and its incredible volcanic features, including the iconic Breadknife. Warrumbungle National Park