The Riverina area of NSW is Australia’s food bowl, marked by unforgettable tasting experiences. Follow a foodie trail, talk to a winemaker and taste artisan goodies from chocolate to olives. 

29 September 2027 – 15 November 2027.

Maximum Number of Rigs: 12 rigs

Overview of Tagalong: 

Starting from Aratula and travelling via Yelarbon, Narrabri, Gulargambone and Condobolin, 

this LPD allows you the chance to explore the Riverina area of NSW with stays in Junee, 

Lockhart, Deniliquin, Hay, Gogeldrie, Griffith, and Hillston before heading for home. The 

homeward journey takes in Forbes, Mudgee, Gulgong, Sandy Hollow, Armidale, Dorrigo and 

Brooms Head.  Other towns of interest which you might like to visit include Leeton, Jerilderie, Temora, 

Coolamon and Darlington Point. Things to do include must-try food experiences, top wineries, breweries and distilleries and 

unforgettable outdoor experiences.Our adventure will cover approximately 4900 kms over 48 days

We shall be staying in a mixture of caravan parks, showgrounds and free camps (including a 

couple of pub stays). 

Highlights: 

Forbes, situated on the Lachlan River, offers great history and heritage buildings, or take 

in the inland sculpture trail, “Sculpture down the Lachlan”. 

Junee is full of surprises, a town which revolves around its delectable Liquorice and Chocolate Factory. 

Lockhart has earned a reputation as Verandah Town. 

Deniliquin is an aquatic playground on the beautiful Edward River which meanders into the spectacular Murray Valley National Park. 

Hay, set on the banks of the Murrumbidgee River in the Riverina region, is the kind of place where you’ll want to slow down. That may be to enjoy long outback sunsets over the Hay Plains.

The Gogeldrie Riverside Park is 15 minutes from Leeton.

Art Deco architecture rules in Leeton, a charm-filled town in the Riverina. 

Go wine and whisky tasting, browse produce markets and enjoy birdwatching. 

Five nights in Griffith will allow you to soak up its Spring Festival, its history and heritage, wine and dine to your 

heart’s content, or join a local tour to hear first-hand about what makes Griffith tick. 

For more information on any of the cities, towns and localities which are covered by this 

LPD, go to the Visit NSW website:

https://www.visitnsw.com/

Your Itinerary: 

The itinerary shows the availability of toilets/showers/power/water and 

dump points, etc. This information is correct as of June 2026, but things do change. 

It is important that you keep up to date with this itinerary (if you do find an issue, please 

advise the trip organiser – Brian Gill. 

Site fees shown in the itinerary are estimates for 2027. No bookings have been made to 

date and are not likely to be made approximately 12 months before and after the close of 

the Expressions of Interest. You will be advised of any significant changes to the itinerary 

and/or site fees. 

Time has been allowed at most locations to enable participants to take advantage of any
local tours and/or activities. Additionally, you will be able to cover a lot of the Riverina whilst
the caravan is parked up. You are encouraged to do your own research on each location to
determine what may interest you.

Rig Suitability: Suitable for all rigs, but due to some limited free camping, ‘self-contained’ 

would be recommended. Toilets and showers are available at all locations.

Expression of Interest and Registration Protocol: 

• Expression of Interest closing date: 30 September 2026. 

Once the Expressions of Interest has closed, you will be contacted and asked to pay the Registration Fee which will include a non-refundable Rig fee and booking deposits.

Spaces will be allocated upon receipt of the Registration Fee.  Once the maximum of 12 rigs is reached, the waitlist will apply.

New Member? Three spots (3) have been set aside for new members with less than
2 years membership. These spots will be held available until 31 December 2026 at
which time any vacancies will be allocated to any members on the Waiting list.

• Registration & Payment Protocol: 

Registration fees will include site deposits where required and non-refundable rig fees, payable with registration.

Some locations will ask for a deposit, with balance payable on arrival. Some 

will ask for a deposit and payment prior to arrival. Others may just ask for 

Payment on Arrival. Members attending will need to pay site fees and balance 

of caravan park fees as required and pay for tours, other ticketed events and 

other fees as the LPD  progresses.

Updates and amended itineraries will be sent to those members who express 

interest and will also be placed on the website at “Updates”.

Jotform dates – advise when you will be joining (and leaving) this tagalong.

Support Crew: The Trip Organiser/Drover for this Tagalong is Brian Gill. You may wish to 

volunteer to assist in the planning and/or organization of this tagalong.