Caravan Review: JB Caravans Gator X
It’s the most popular caravan in the JB Caravans range. And, as I came to understand, it’s popular for a very good reason. I’m referring to the JB Caravans Gator X, a 17ft 10in...
Review: Winsig 4.0 Camping Antenna
Caravan and camping often requires clever solutions to common problems, from developing a sustainable source of 12V power for the caravan to watching the telly. The good news is that multiple solutions exist for...
In the Frame
If you want to purchase a new or secondhand caravan, you may wonder about the various frame construction methods used by manufacturers. What are the advantages and disadvantages of each method? Is one better...
OCAM 4×4 Tow Mirrors Tested
When I was asked to review a couple sets of towing mirrors, my interest was immediately sparked. I have been in need of some new towing mirrors but have not been able to decide...
Top Five Bargain Tow Tugs
Just because a new tow vehicle is bargain-priced doesn’t mean it’ll do the job well. There are some other, more affordable, tow vehicles than these five, but these are the best value, best for...
Review: Everest Caravans Kombat Performance
Everest Caravans is a relatively young company but it’s fair to say that it has made a genuine impact on the Australian RV scene in a relatively short time.
Characterised by elegant, appealing interiors and...
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...
Review: Australis Caravans Coastline 20
Australis Caravans is an all-new manufacturer, headed up by Mark Chadwick and business partner Aleksandar Nastevski. Alex has been in the industry for over 10 years (design and drafting), and Mark for over 15...
Review: Crusader CRV Gladiator
The CRV range from Crusader Caravans is among the most interesting new caravan line-ups in Australia at the moment. Comprised of three individual vans, it offers something for all types touring – provided that...
East of Mt Isa
Mt Isa is poised at the eastern end of the Barkly Highway, and it is here that the RVer must decide which way to head, because 136km to the east, the road forks with...
