Contact the Big 4 Sawtell Holiday Park on 6648-4485 to book in for the rally.

There will be guided rides from Tuesday 19th May, with the main rally from Friday 22nd May to Sunday 24th May 2026.

Please let the caravan staff know that you are part of the Coffs Harbour and District Motorcycle Restorers’ rally! If you book for 7 days, then the 7th day is free.
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The Big 4 Sawtell Holiday Park is a spacious caravan park located at 5 Lyons Road, Sawtell, with clubs, cafes and shops all within easy walking distance and only 8kms south of Coffs Harbour.

The park’s accommodation ranges from villas and cabins to van sites and shaded camping areas adjacent to Bonville Creek, with nature on your doorstep and with a short walk to the beach.
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Click on website for a photo gallery and an overview of the venue:

Click on website for a photo gallery and an overview of the venue:

‍https://www.coffscoastholidayparks.com.au/big4-sawtell-beach/
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You can bring as many as you like, but each one must be recorded on your entry form to qualify for our rally insurance. If the second (or 3rd) bike will be ridden by a rider other than yourself, a fully paid entry in the name of the rider(s) must be submitted.

These will only be available if there are badges left over after all entrants have received one. If you want one, enquire at check - in to register your request.

They will be $8 each if available.

There will be two types of raffle held during the rally and club week. The “big raffle” will be for a 2025 Royal Enfield Classic 350 (Valued $7400.RRP) The motorcycle only needs registration to be out on the road

The tickets for the motorcycle are $10 each and will be available on the rally entry or at various locations during the rally.

The second prize, kindly donated by North Coast V-Twins, is a “Harley for the Day”. The motorcycle raffle will be drawn at the Saturday night rally dinner. Last year, the raffle profits were donated to “Pete’s Place”, Coffs Harbour and the “Can Do Cancer Trust”.

There will also be a more traditional rally raffle with tickets sold for $1/each and the raffle will be drawn from a tombola at the Saturday night rally dinner and the lucky winners will be able to select their prize from the donated sponsors’ table.
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On Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, rally entrants will join Coffs Harbour members on their regular “Ride Calendar” events with some additional destinations and activities.

Then on Friday, Saturday and Sunday there have been rides expressly designed from the Rally and will be fully marshalled and have back-up trailers.

Morning tea will be held at North Beach with entrants leaving Sawtell Caravan Park at 8.30am to ride to Mylestrom to join the Coffs Harbour members for their regular Tuesday morning tea.

After morning tea, at approximately 11.00am, there will be a guided ride to Macksville via Giinigay Way for entrants and club members, then onto Scotts Head for lunch at the Scotts Head Bowling Club.

A “Riders’ ride” designed for those who don’t mind putting in a BIG day (@400kms) in the saddle.

The “Waterfall Tour” takes entrants to the New England Tablelands via the waterfalls along Waterfall Way.

Club members and rally entrants will leave Sawtell Caravan Park at 8.00am.

After passing two waterfalls on the climb to Dorrigo, it will be onto Fuss Pots at Ebor (at 105kms) for morning tea at @10.00am.

Then the ride heads West, firstly to Ebor Falls then onto Wollomombi Falls, 2nd highest in NSW (at the 150kms).

Then back onto the road and West to Armidale for lunch at the St Kilda Hotel in Marsh Street (at the 200km mark).

After lunch, the ride will head out along Rockvale Road (about 4 kms of good quality gravel road) towards the Guyra Road at Aberfoyle, before heading back through Ebor (at 284kms mark) and then down from the Tablelands and back to Sawtell. (total of 390kms)

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or if the weather is foul
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Then the ride will head North to Guyra (at 230km mark) and then return to Ebor (at 310km mark) via the Guyra Road before returning to Sawtell (total of 420kms) This avoids the 4kms of gravel road.

Thursday is Rally “Sports Day” and another big day with 250kms of riding fun.

Entrants will leave Sawtell Caravan Park at 9.30am for a guided ride via East Bank Road to the Idle Inn for coffee (40km) after which entrants will ride North on the Orara Way and onto the Big River Way to Brushgrove and cross the Clarence on the Lawrence Ferry.

Then ride back to the Grafton Clay Target Shooting Club (40kms) arriving at @12.30pm for sumptuous lunch and some clay pigeon shooting.

Participants will be required to complete a P650 Form at the venue and will have the opportunity to demonstrate their prowess with twenty-five (25) shots at the clay pigeons.

The best of the best will then have a further ten (10) shots to determine the “Champion for the Day”.

Tea and coffee will be provided with the included lunch and the return to Sawtell will be via Orara Way (100kms).
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Link to P650 Form (For your information, complete on the day at the venue)
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At @6.00pm, there will be a social night at the Sawtell Bowling Club adjacent to the Caravan Park to discuss the shooting prowess demonstrated during the day and if desired, dinner can be purchased.

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Rally participants and club members will gather at the Sawtell Caravan Park camp kitchen at 10.30am for morning tea and coffee and a briefing.

At 11.30am, the marshalled ride will leave Sawtell for Urunga Coach Station, where there will be a short stop for a catch up. From Urunga, the ride will go to Bowraville via Wirrimbi Road and Rodeo Road.

Then head onto Macksville via Wilson Road and out via Warrell Creek and down the Highway to Stuarts Point Road and onto Stuarts Point, where lunch can be purchased at the Bowling Club.

The ride will then head back to Sawtell Caravan Park via Scotts Head Road and Giinagay Way.

At 6.00pm, the traditional free “Welcome” Barbeque will commence.
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Breakfast will commence at 7.00am in the camp kitchen.
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At 8.15am, there will be a briefing and at 8.30am the Long Ride will leave Sawtell Caravan Park and follow the “Old Pacific Highway” to Raleigh before turning off to Bellingen and on up the Mountain to Dorrigo for a light morning tea at the Dorrigo Showground, (60kms) then via Waterfall Way to Dutton Trout Hatchery for a tour of the Rainbow and Brown Trout breeding facility.(60kms).

There is 3kms of good gravel road. The hatchery staff will provide us with a tour and maybe some hands-on training on “milking” the trout.

The Long Ride will then go back down Waterfall Way and onto the Armidale Road to Dundurrabin Community for lunch (50kms) and the judging of bikes

Then return with the Short Ride to Sawtell (95kms)

Presentation Dinner:

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At 10.00am, this ride will leave Sawtell and follow the “Old Pacific Highway” to Raleigh before turning off to Bellingen and on up the Mountain to Dorrigo for a light morning tea in the Luncheon Hall at Dorrigo Showground(60kms).

After morning tea, the Short Ride will leave Dorrigo and go via Tyringham Road and Armidale Road to Dundurrabin Community Hall (30kms) for lunch and bike judging.

Both rides will return to Sawtell via Tyringham Road, Waterfall Way and Pine Creek Way (95kms)

The presentation dinner and raffles will be at the Sawtell RSL within walking distance of the Sawtell Caravan Park. Doors open at 6.00pm and be sure to bring your meal tickets, and if you have any special dietary requirements please advise when you return your entry form.

Breakfast will commence at 7.00am and go for about an hour.

After breakfast the ride will leave at 9.00am and go North to Bruxner Park and then via Bucca Road and the Orara Valley Way to Glenreagh where the Glenreagh Rural Fire Service will provide a complimentary “Sunday Sausage”.