Travel Guide: Keep River National Park
Keep River National Park is one of the NT’s best-kept secrets, with its striking sandstone formations – like those found at Purnululu – diverse landscapes and indigenous rock art.
Being so close to Kununurra and...
Review: Majestic Caravans Knight Limited Edition
Majestic Caravans has been building caravans for going on 20 years. It nowadays has six caravan models in its line-up, each built in Majestic’s unassuming Campbellfield, Vic, factory, with numerous layout options available.
The Knight...
Big Lap Reality!
With a vision of how things are going to go on your Big Lap, your excitement builds. You can’t wait for those perfect days with your family enjoying new destinations and experiences, and building...
Essential Flinders Ranges Travel Guide
We know you love RVing, but how do you feel about geology? More to the point, what does one have to do with the other? Well, in the southern and northern Flinders Ranges, it’s...
Review: Everest Caravans Kombat 19ft 7in Family Van
Though the company is quite young, Everest Caravans appears to be establishing itself as a long-term player in the Australian RV manufacturing industry. That’s if the style, fit and finish and overall build integrity...
Review: Lagoon Caravans Pasadena 20ft
My experience with Lagoon Caravans was limited. I’d heard of this manufacturer, tucked away in Campbellfield, Vic, but had spent little time checking out this company’s goods.
That changed in mid November when I arrived...
Travel Guide: Eyre Peninsula
The Eyre Peninsula forms the eastern curve of the Great Australia Bight and its southernmost point faces the mayhem of the Southern Ocean. Near Port Lincoln, where flannel-shirted millionaires harvest tuna, lobster and shrimp,...
12V Troubles
It’s 1am and suddenly you’re woken by an alarm in your caravan.
Groggily, you search for the source of the alarm and realise it’s coming from your battery management system. It’s telling you that your...
Review: Everest Ice Glider Offroader
Everest Caravans is a relatively new player on the caravan scene. You wouldn’t know it by stepping inside the offroad Ice Glider, however. As it happens, the owner of the company had been building...
Caravanning Green
It could be said that driving green is an oxymoron. Can one call oneself a greenie, as I do, and still drive the length and breadth of Australia in a diesel 4WD towing a...
