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Caravan Review: Everest Caravans Kombat Performance
Everest Caravans is a boutique custom builder in Australia’s caravan manufacturing heartland: Campbellfield, Vic. Having had plenty of dealings with this brand over the years, including towing and reviewing loads of their models, I’ve...
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....
Bailey Caravans Capricorn Reviewed
Sometimes become convinced that I really need to buy a new 4WD. I love my old Land Cruiser but its towing capacity – 2500kg – seems less relevant with each passing year. Then along...
Isuzu Fuel Test: Affected By Head Winds
For a few weeks, I had been pondering the results of a fuel test of our long-term test Isuzu MU-X LS-T.
In that test, which saw me travelling a couple hundred kilometres without a caravan...
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...
Review: Atlantic Caravans Signature Series
Atlantic Caravans is certainly not a company that rests on its laurels. We have seen a number of new releases and updates from this manufacturer in recent months. The latest: a revision of the...
Bailey Australia Unicorn IV Pamplona Reviewed
Bailey Australia has just launched its promised ‘Australianised’ Unicorn IV Pamplona. If you’ll forgive the brag, we were the first to hitch up this van for an in-depth look.
Despite now being built locally, the...
Bogged in the Bush!
Let me set the scene. We have just left Daly Waters and are driving north along the Stuart Highway, through the centre of Australia towards Mataranka and those welcoming hot springs. We’re seasoned road-trippers....
Travel Guide: Eastern Tasmania
While the mainland of Australia has enough highlights to keep any RVer happy for several years of continuous travel, you should not overlook Tasmania. Assuming that one would travel with their camping rig, it...
Camper Trailers vs Tents
If you’ve ever been camping, you’re probably familiar with tents, whether a $20 A-shaped wonder or a more expensive unit that takes only 30 seconds to set-up. You might have even gotten off the...