New Branch of major RV club to form in the NSW Blue Mountains
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- Published: 08 August 2018 08 August 2018
The Australian Caravan Club (ACC) is proud to announce that the Club will be establishing a new branch in the Blue Mountains and surrounding country area (including Bathurst, Lithgow and the Hawkesbury area).
An information session and initial meeting has been set for 10.30am on Sunday 26thAugust at the Blackheath Glen Tourist Park, 67-69 Prince Edward Street, Blackheath. The meeting will be held in the park’s camp kitchen.
“I welcome all locals who own a caravan, fifth wheeler, camper trailers or motorhome to attend. If you want to use your RV more this is a great opportunity to join with like-minded people from your local area. I will be attending with other ACC members to welcome all at the Blackheath Glen Tourist Park on the 26th of August.” said Lorraine Theodoros, ACC State Membership representative.
Whilst there is no requirement to be staying at the caravan park to attend the meeting, members of the ACC will be staying over the weekend and would welcome your company should you decide to stay in the park.
The Australian Caravan Club (ACC) was founded in September 2006 and is now the second largest multi brand RV club in Australia.
The Club’s main objective is to ‘promote the use of recreational vehicles and the RVing lifestyle throughout Australia’.
If you are a member of the ACC and have not yet joined a branch or if you are the owner of an RV and would like to become involved with a dynamic and progressive RV club, join us at Blackheath on 26th August and become a foundation member of the newest branch of the ACC.
ACC urges all to support RV safety initiative in Victoria
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- Published: 31 July 2018 31 July 2018
The Caravan Trade Industry Association of Victoria and Everything Caravan & Camping have established a joint initiative to provide scheduled ‘FREE safety inspections’ for caravans and RVs along with other stakeholders and industry experts. This initiative is the result of both organisations prioritising the safety of all recreational vehicle users and the broader public.
Mr Rob Lucas, CEO, Caravan Industry Association of Victoria (CIA VIC) stated, ‘We are extremely happy to be working with Matt Sutton and the team from Everything Caravan & Camping to address a major concern of ours which is caravan and RV safety in a first for the caravan industry in Victoria. These scheduled FREE safety inspection days will be conducted to check customer’s caravans and RVs to better educate them on their caravan or RV and advise them of potential issues.’
‘We are excited to announce that our ‘Free safety inspection’ days will be held at our upcoming shows.
Albury Wodonga
Date: Friday 24 August 2018
Time: 8:00am - 2:30pm
Melbourne Leisurefest
Date: Friday 5, Saturday 6 & Sunday 7 October 2018
Time: 8:00am – 2:30pm
Bendigo Leisurefest
Saturday 24 & Sunday 25 November 2018
Time: 8:00am – 2:30pm
To register your caravan or RV for a safety inspection go to:
https://fs29.formsite.com/trainingciaviccomau/form38/index.html
(to complete the booking form you will require the details of your caravan or RV such as model, towing weight, etc)
or for more information contact Caravan Industry Association of Victoria on (03) 9372 5388.
Do you want to use your RV more?
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- Published: 31 July 2018 31 July 2018
Tha Australian Caravan Club (ACC) invites you to join us and get away more in your RV.
The ACC has branches across Australia from Cairns to Perth and had over 200 organised Musters across the country each year. These Musters are listed on the ACC website.
You are welcome as a visitor to any Muster in your area - just make contact thru the website.
You’ll discover why the ACC is the Club - where friendship and adventure begin.
ACCC Product Safety Australia – Recall on Premoso Pty Ltd — MY18 Chevrolet Silverado 2500 HD
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- Published: 29 July 2018 29 July 2018
There is a recall on the seatbelt buckles for the rear right and rear centre seating positions may have been torqued incorrectly.
The recall notice states that the seatbelt may not operate as designed in the event of a crash, posing an increased risk of injury to passengers in the rear right or rear centre seats.
The notice states HSV will contact all affected owners directly to notify them of required action. Affected owners should contact either HSV Customer Care by phoning 03 9265 9500, or their nearest HSV Dealer to arrange an inspection and repair of their vehicle.
To find their nearest HSV dealer consumers should go to: https://www.hsv.com.au/hsv/2017/drive/find-a-dealer/
ACC Capricornia Tourers conquer new heights.
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- Published: 26 July 2018 26 July 2018
Following from the Qld Heritage Rally Biloela, the ACC Capricornia Tourers moved to Caniglia Gorge National Park for a quick visit. The Gorge is spectacular with the group completing 4 walks in 2 days. Some members ventured to the Giants Chair lookout- a grade 3 walk - of some difficulty.
The next day saw a group tackle the Dragon and Bloodwood cave - but alas no hobbits or dragons were encountered. The facilities in the park are great and the standard of tracks worth attempting - though members may need to consider the length and complexity of the walks.
ACC Capricornia Tourers let off some steam
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- Published: 22 July 2018 22 July 2018
After 2 great days at the Queensland Heritage Rally in Biloela the ACC Capricornia Tourers today did a tour to the area surrounding the Callide Dam. A number of members provided excellent commentary having lived and worked in the area particularly around the Callide Power Station site.
The dams lower viewing platform really ‘captured’ the members as well.
The Callide Dam camping area also provides a great base for RVers to stay in the area with powered sites only $10 per night and unpowered $7 per night.
A great mornings visit to an area rich with history and great community spirit.
Craig Humphrey Chair Australian Caravan Club Ltd www.australiancaravanclub.com.au
ACC Cooloola Coasters Cooktown Capers
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- Published: 19 July 2018 19 July 2018
On June 1, the ACC Cooloola Coasters left for a tag along tour to Cooktown.
The tour was attended by seven caravans who will meander along for about six weeks, taking in the scenery and points of interest in each town and their surrounds.
The Cooloola Coasters try to have something organised each month. If a trip is not planned, they organise to have a get-together lunch.
Cooloola Coasters’ are a branch of the Australian Caravan Club and are always looking for new members to join.