Two dozen long-term residents of the Rose Gardens (also referred to as Acclaim Rose Gardens) caravan park in Albany, Western Australia, were evicted after the property was sold to a new owner in early 2025. The new owner, RAC Tourism Assets, purchased the land from the state government on a freehold basis.
Residents were offered lump-sum payments of up to 25,000 Australian dollars. However, some, including a tenant with cancer, were left without permanent housing. Most tenants were on month-to-month leases, which under the current Residential Parks Act 2006 did not protect them from eviction when the landowner changed.