Caravan Review: Wonder Roo Offroad Air | Custom Features
Wonder Roo Caravans is a boutique manufacturer operating in Campbellfield, Vic. It isn’t a huge factory, but it’s clean, organised, and the customers I have spoken to have been pleased with the service they’ve...
Review: Ex-Rental Kea Nomad M700 Three-Birth Campervan
As I type, I am sitting inside a secondhand Kea Nomad M700 three-birth motorhome. It’s a B class Sprinter-based conversion that has kept me dry and comfortable as I camped on the Paradise Beach,...
Jayco Silverline Outback: Competition Sneak Peek
Who wants to win this brand new Jayco Silverline 21.65-3 Outback? That’s a rhetorical question. Of course anyone would want to win this beauty… and if you stick around, you’ll have that chance. Consider...
Meet the Royal Flair Micron!
Royal Flair is targeting budget-conscious caravan buyers with the return of its classic Micron.
With its rear-door entry, the new 16ft Royal Flair Micron retails for $75,990.
But just because it’s an ‘entry level’ caravan doesn’t...
Caravan Sway: How To Beat It
When I was in my early 20s, I had just moved into my own home and I was keen on starting my garden. I wanted some railway sleepers to turn into garden beds, and...
Cooma Touring Guide!
Cooma is often regarded as being at the centre of the world famous Snowy Hydro Scheme and the gateway to some of the best snowfields that Australia has to offer. But it is also...
Tech Guide: How To Correctly Load a Caravan
So you’ve hitched your caravan and, five minutes down the road, you’re positive something isn’t right. The van is twitchy. It feels unstable. As a result, you’re clutching your steering wheel so tightly that...
Caravan Profile: Titanium Caravans Ti22 S4
Titanium Caravans has built an enviable reputation over the years. I don’t say that lightly. The reality is, this company has swiftly become a serious player in the offroad market, with most vans in...
Caravan Review: On the Move Infinity 7.2
A couple months ago, On the Move Caravans launched a range of blacktop touring caravans, one of which was the Galaxy. However, the Galaxy was a little rig that wouldn’t suit everyone. That’s why...
Caravan Review: Hike RV Atom 176
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: there’s something to be said for choosing a smaller van over a massive rig. I know it’s horses for courses, but smaller vans – 18ft...
