Sydney to Melbourne Roadtrip: Chasing Sunsets in Australia

Catch a show at this world-class performing arts center, ranging from dance shows to classical theater and modern musical shows.

Walk or cycle across the most iconic bridge in Sydney, and enjoy the views of eastern Sydney.

Nestled in the eastern burbs of Sydney, Bondi Beach is one pit stop you’ll want to make. With waves to ride and panoramic views of the ocean, it’s no wonder why thousands flock here every year.

Stay just 40 minutes from the city and enjoy RV powered sites with a camp kitchen, barbecue, and laundry amenities. Costs start at AUD$63/night.

It may be just 20 minutes from Sydney, but you’ll feel like you’ve ventured deep into the Australian bush at the campgrounds in this national park. Picnic tables, BBQ facilities, bathrooms, and powered sites are available, plus WiFi. Pricing starts at $43/night.

An hour and 15 minutes from Sydney lies Katoomba Falls, filled with picturesque scenery. Close to the Blue Mountains and famous Echo Point. Parking costs $53/night.

Delicious Thai food with generous portion sizes in a hotspot loved by locals.

Great Italian food in the heart of Sydney with a modern atmosphere and impressive wine collection.

The best place to experience French cuisine in Sydney, featuring an opulent dining room and live piano performances.

Your best bet for parking in Sydney is a private garage or car park, which can range from $28 AUD to $80 a day.

Finding a spot to park on a street is difficult and next to impossible in an RV. If you do find a location that allows you to park, expect to pay around $8 AUD an hour during peak season (December-February), and around $5 during off season (June-August are especially cheaper).

Coat your feet in some of the whitest sand in the world at the most popular beach in Jervis Bay!

Formerly known as Jervis Bay National Park, Booderee National Park and Botanical Gardens offer visitors a chance to bask in nature with its unique fauna and wildlife!

Uncover the secrets of Jervis Bay by touring around the Jervis Bay Maritime Museum! You’ll find tons of different maritime artifacts and purchase fun souvenirs for your family back home!

A favorite among the locals, this steakhouse serves delicious meals with a smile.

Fresh coffee with a coastal view, plus tasty bites to hold you over until lunch.

This restaurant is the perfect blend of Asian fusion and a sophisticated wine bar.

Situated in Booderee National Park, this gorgeous campground gives you access to both beautiful beaches, lush greenery and plenty of hiking trails. Pricing varies depending on the season.

This privately owned park offers everything you could want: a boat ramp, a floating pontoon and an onsite food van serving up some of the best-tasting coffee you’ll ever taste.

Holiday Haven is only 10 minutes from clubs, cafes, pubs and some of the best spots to go whale watching. It also offers plenty of space for parking your RV, caravan or camper.

Murray’s gives you easy access to all the major attractions you want to see in town.

This small RV park checks all the boxes with all-day parking and plenty of clean restrooms to clean up in.

Feel like you’re a part of the ocean by swimming with the friendliest fur seals at the Montague Nature Reserve.

Get your fill of fishing and gaze at the ocean life by paying a visit to Batesmans Marine Park.

Take scenic and scrap-book material photos on the oceanfront by posing in the middle of Australia Rock!

This family-owned beef cattle farm is conveniently located near Mystery Bay Beach. They offer biking, boating and fishing, and are also pet-friendly with prior approval. Prices start at $22 AU per night.

The name says it all at Pretty View. Nature lovers can boat, fish and hike, as well as park their camper starting at $30 AU per night.

This quiet family-friendly park allows you to pitch a tent or park your RV to admire the Snowy Mountains or the lovely deciduous trees in autumn. Tumut Valley is pet-friendly and also offers power access as well. Prices start at $35 AU per night.

This laid-back local favorite is a great place for delicious burgers, fries and of course, a tasty cup of coffee as you watch the waves roll in.

Wine, ale and a unique, not to mention tasty, lunch menu you got to try.

Dine in or take out, the food is always just as good. Oh, and the ice cream is pretty awesome, too!

If you are looking for a place to park and explore, the NSW National Parks offers parking at Narooma Wharf.

This beach restaurant is a fan-favorite among visitors for its vegetarian meals!

Dulcie’s Cottage offers visitors some of the best burgers in Australia!

Taste authentic Mediterranean food at the Ritzy Wine & Tapas Bar!

Situated between Pambula and Merimbula, this waterfront oasis offers green spaces and easy road access. Prices start at $25 AU per night.

With 170-acres of bushland to discover and creeks to wade in while you watch the wallabies, you’ll enjoy having a spot to park your RV or caravan here. Prices start at $40 Au per night.

Green paths and plenty of biking trails is what you’ll find at Kanarutha. To keep things intimate, there are limited spaces for your RV, so be sure to plan ahead. Prices start at $50 AU per night.

Merimbula Park offers all-day parking.

This 27-tanked aquarium boasts a large ocean tank, allowing you to look through the glass straight into the ocean.

A lovely beach with calm waters, great for families. Good for snorkeling and, during low tide, you can walk to Main Beach or Spencers Park Beach.

This smooth 3.4 km boardwalk is perfect for strollers and bikes because it's flat. It's well-marked, so you can enjoy the wildlife and plants along the way.

Enjoy sailing the deep-blue sea at Bastion Point; one of the safest boat launching access in Australia!

Immerse yourself in cultural history by taking a trip off the mainland to Gabo Island; home to the Gabo Island Lighthouse!

Have fun bush walking through lush forests, get your feet wet at beautiful coastal environments and soak in the atmosphere of the remote, yet expansive grasslands!

Experience traditional Asian cuisine at Lucy’s!

Chow down on pub food at the best family bistro in Mallacoota!

If you want to go all out after you park your RV, this is the place to do it. Cozy teepees and twinkling lights make it an experience to remember. Prices start at $90 AU per night.

Hike down this five-mile trail to gaze upon the koalas and other wildlife who inhabit it!

Gaze upon priceless artifacts by walking around the exotic museum of Krowathunkooloong Keeping Place!

These remarkable natural caves are a must-see phenomenon. The Fairy Cave and Royal Cave, distinguished by unique features, stand as premier attractions within Gippsland.

Dine on a plate of fish and chips with a quality beer at the Sardine Eatery!

Alma’s gives its patrons a real taste of high-quality Australian cuisine!

Grab a quick bite at Waterview Bakery before embarking on the Koala Trail.

Located in Kalimna, you can park your caravan and check out area’s natural beauty.

Not too far from Paynesville, is NRMA. Here, you have access to free wifi, a pool and BBQ grills.

Over 600 small businesses await you in this grand shopping center!

Experience a rich history with over 70,000 artworks in the oldest museum of Melbourne!

Stroll through the illustrious Botanic Gardens and smell the flowers!

Experience a taste of Italy right in the heart of Melbourne!

Savor the flavor of Shanghai down at Juicy Bao!

Discovery has everything the all-inclusive traveler could want: laundry, wifi and plenty of parking. Prices start at $119 AU per night.

Crystal Brook offers on-site facilities with a fully equipped kitchen and coin-operated laundry. Prices start at $89 AU per night.

Cabins, caravans and renovated school buses to sleep in are just the beginning. Prices will vary depending on the type of lodging you choose.