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Summer food vendor expressions of interest 2026–27

Published on 26 October 2026

 


We’re offering prime spots across our beautiful caravan parks and campground for mobile food vendors to serve up delicious food and refreshments and enhance the visitor experience this summer!

Whether you’re brewing artisan coffee, whipping up gourmet bites or dishing out street food favourites, this is your chance to showcase your business to our visitors and local community.

Spots are limited – so roll in, set up and serve up something special this summer!

Where can you trade?

Barwon Coast is inviting expressions of interest from mobile food vendors interested in operating at the following locations:

  • Barwon Heads Caravan Park
  • Riverside Campground – Ocean Grove
  • Riverview Family Caravan Park – Ocean Grove
  • Breamlea Caravan Park

Approved trading period: 19 December 2026 to 31 January 2027 (inclusive).

Expressions of interest close: 5.00 pm, Monday 2 November 2026.

How to apply

Interested vendors are encouraged to review the Food Vendor Information document, which outlines the requirements and conditions for operating at our parks and campground.

To apply, download and complete the Expression of Interest form and submit it in accordance with the instructions provided.

All expressions of interest must be received by 5.00 pm, Monday 2 November 2026.

Download food vendor information

Download expression of interest form

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