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Review: Flat Out International
Confession: I’ve always struggled to keep things neat and tidy when caravanning. I’m referring to the sullage hose, the water hose and the 15A electrical lead. These are unwieldy items that take up space...
Review: On the Move Caravans Adventure 5.5.
As 2025 wound to a close, I received a call. Caravan HQ in Pakenham, Vic, had an Adventure 5.5 available with which I could have some pre-Christmas fun. This van was built by On...
Bullbar Advice
I get it: many folk simply don’t want a bullbar on their vehicle and that’s okay. Be it for cost, aesthetics, extra weight, not believing it necessary, or whatever other personal reason there may...
Tech Guide: Driving Lights
The great debate: should you fit driving lights for better night vision, or resist driving at night and save the money for a few extra tanks of fuel? That’s an easy answer for me....
Travel Guide: Reynolds River Track, NT
Litchfield National Park is famous for its waterfalls, inviting swimming holes and accessible adventures, all easily reached by bitumen. But for those keen to leave the crowds behind and experience the park’s wilder side,...
10 Life-Saving Tips When Caravanning
What’s the worst thing that could happen to you on your next caravan holiday? You could get a flat tyre on an outback road. The engine in your tow tug could suffer a major...
Caravan Review: Gold Class Caravans AC16C
As 2025 wound to a close, I found myself hauling a brand new caravan along Victoria’s Monash Freeway, barreling east towards Metung, a breathtaking township on the Gippsland Lakes. The van was the prototype...
Run Your Air-Conditioner Off-Grid
I have mentioned before that I administer a few caravanning and camping groups on Facebook, and about this time of year, a lot of members ask about purchasing a generator to run their caravan’s...
Review: Avida Birdsville LX
Avida truly is one of Australia’s manufacturing success stories. Six decades ago, the company began under the name Freeway. The company’s first product was a slide-on camper, a style of RV that’s still popular...
Review: Snowy River SRV 22.2
Snowy River Caravans is not a company that’s happy to rest on its laurels. This RV brand has, in fact, become one of the largest in Australia with a value offering that other manufacturers...