Sign up for our newsletter to receive our FREE magazine and the latest news from GoRV.
Review: Bushranger Joey
Offroad vans come in various shapes and sizes, but some are so large that the idea of tackling tight tracks seems a bridge too far. That’s where the Bushranger Joey comes in. Not only...
The Fridge Friend Fix
After years of refining my caravan setup, from solar panels to water filtration, I thought I had food storage sorted. But on my recent three-week journey through Victoria, one small addition made a surprisingly...
Review: 18ft Kokoda Caravans Scout
Kokoda Caravans has released a brand new 18ft single-axle caravan. The Scout, as we discovered as we spent some time with it in Rosebud, Vic, is an offroader that manages to fit all of...
Better Living Australia: Ultimate Comfort
It’s fair to say that many people, myself included, overlook the need for a comfortable, supportive bed. It’s where we spend half of our lives, yet how often do we consider if our beds...
Jurgens Legal Dispute Resolved
A legal dispute between Jurgens Australia and Al-Ko appears to have been resolved.
On April 17, Jurgens released a statement to announce that the legal proceedings instituted by Al-Ko over a large sum of money...
Review: Mars Campers Ranger X Hybrid
I’ve said it before but when it comes to offroad caravans, I believe that smaller is better. Mars Campers, a company that seems to have gone from strength to strength in recent years, last...
True Grit: the Makings of an Offroad Caravan
Go RV sat down with Trakmaster's Russell Seebach for his take on the essential characteristics of a genuine offroad caravan...
Review: Horizon Wattle
I was up at 6am to leave my place near Noosa to head to Ballina, where I would meet with Paul Spotswood from Horizon Motorhomes. As soon as I pulled up out the front...
Review: Everest Caravans Nitro Extreme
Australia has more than its fair share of excellent caravan manufacturers. I count Everest Caravans, a very small player in an unassuming factory in Campbellfield, Vic, among them.
Having reviewed three or four of this...
Travel Guide: Broome
There can be no doubt about it: Broome has a certain something. It might be the harmonious blending of nationalities, cultures and cuisine including Aboriginal, European, Malaysian, Indonesian, Japanese and Chinese. It might be...