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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...
Review: Redfoot AutoLift Electric Levelling System
How many times have you pulled into a campsite only to discover that the ground is unlevel? One wheel of your RV sits higher than the other, so the water won’t drain from your...
Review: Avida Silverton C Class Motorhome
Avida has introduced a touch of German automotive engineering to its fleet of C class motorhomes. The Silverton, released in February this year, is a four-berth C class motorhome and the only rig in...
Pilbara Touring Guide: Newman to Marble Bar
I’d already spent a solid three weeks travelling through the southern parts of the Pilbara and thought I’d seen it all until a last-minute detour through the northern parts.
I was camping on the fringes...
Tested: Bluetti AC60 Portable Lithium Power Station
I’ve been a huge proponent of lithium-based portable power stations since they started making an appearance on the Australian market about six years ago. My first one was a Bluetti EB55, which formed the...
Caravan Review: Majestic Navigator 18ft 6in
Once in a while, I come across a van that truly impresses me. It happened recently, in fact. I was scheduled to pick up a Majestic Navigator 18ft 6in single-axle caravan. The Navigator is...
Guide: Roadhouses Up the Centre
For those of us travelling around Australia, roadhouses provide a number of services for which we are all grateful. Of course, there is fuel, something we can’t do without, but often there is also...
A Good News Story! Tango Victims Get Their Nova Caravan!
In the dark days following the collapse of Tango Caravans in July/August last year, Sylwia Logan and her husband, Marcus, had no way of knowing that things would work out. You see, it all...
Vantec: Protect Your Caravan
Your new caravan costs tens of thousands of dollars – and sometimes even more. Ultimately, why wouldn’t you do everything you could to protect it? That’s the way I look at products such as Vantec....
Review: Jayco Freedom Campervan
I’ve told my wife, once or twice, that once the kids have grown up and flown the nest, I’d like to downsize our rig. Why tow a large, family-friendly camper here, there and everywhere,...