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Five festivals and budget routes for grey nomads in Australia

28.04.2026 05:54 1 min 3 sources
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The CMCA has listed five festivals for older travellers in motorhomes, while the Australian Motorhome Club recommends six budget regional stops with overnight fees from A$2–3 for members.

The Campervan and Motorhome Club of Australia (CMCA) has compiled a list of five festivals aimed at 'grey nomads' — older travellers in motorhomes. The list includes:

  • Mundi Mundi Bash (three days, camping up to seven days, from A$15 per site)
  • Abba Festival in Trundle (May 2026, camping from A$100 for five days)
  • Jundah Camel Races (July 2026, free camping)
  • Heathcote Wine & Food Festival (tickets from July 2026)
  • Always Good Nights in Port Hedland (parking up to 72 hours)

Organisers note that motorhome owners are often willing to volunteer at events.

The Australian Motorhome Club, celebrating its 40th anniversary in 2026, recommends six regional towns for budget travel. Overnight fees at some sites start from A$2–3 per night for members. The list includes Bundaberg, Temora, Geraldton, Humpty Doo, Deniliquin and Charleville. The club has a map with information on 366 towns.

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Five festivals for grey nomads travelling with motorhomes

28.04.2026 thesenior.com.au ENG

Budget Campervan Routes in Australia

16.04.2026 edenmagnet.com.au ENG

Budget Australia Tour: 6 Stops for Grey Nomads

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