Councillors have voted unanimously to support a proposal establishing Recreational Vehicle Friendly Town status across the shire. The move formalizes a policy aimed at attracting motorhome and caravan travelers to the area.

A new RV and caravan park will be built adjacent to the Historic Gympie Station in Queensland. The $200,000 project will feature eight powered, self-contained bays with water and security infrastructure. Construction is scheduled to start in mid-2026, with completion expected in early 2027.

The Mary Valley Rattler project has received a government grant to establish a boutique RV and caravan park in Gympie, Queensland. The park will feature 20 fully serviced sites and communal areas. The funding aims to boost tourism infrastructure in the region.

The Darwin Bowls and Social Club has lodged plans to develop a 40-site RV park in three stages on a 1.2-hectare vacant lot in Fannie Bay. The proposal cites less stringent requirements than for caravan parks, as RVs are self-contained. The club argues the development would reduce illegal camping and boost local tourism revenue.

Lassen Volcanic National Park has outlined specific camping regulations and available facilities for the autumn season. Dry camping is offered at a discounted rate with water services turned off to protect infrastructure from freezing temperatures. The park provides accessible campsites near wheelchair-accessible restrooms at three campgrounds, group camping with minimum occupancy requirements, and reservable stock corrals at select locations.

The Kyogle Gardens Caravan Park has reopened after a $1.8 million upgrade. The redevelopment includes 37 powered and unpowered sites, a new amenities building, and improved infrastructure. The project was jointly funded by the Australian and NSW governments.

Sixty6 Acres, a holiday park on Queensland's Sunshine Coast, has reopened after an 11-month expansion. The project added 93 powered campsites, making it the area's first new holiday park in nearly a decade, along with a restaurant and seven private magnesium plunge pools. The property, which originally opened in 2023 on a former sugarcane farm, also features farm tours and villas.

A new caravan park on Queensland's Sunshine Coast has opened with a policy prohibiting traditional caravans and camper trailers. The facility only permits motorhomes, campervans, and converted vans, citing space efficiency and a specific clientele as reasons. This approach represents a shift from standard caravan park operations in the region.

Keppel Sands Caravan Park held its official reopening ceremony on October 1. The event marks the completion of renovation work at the coastal site.

A new campground has opened, specifically designated for extended recreational vehicle stays. The site offers spaces for long-term occupancy, catering to the growing demand for extended RV living and travel.