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Dealing With The Elements
There’s nothing better than packing and hitching up in readiness to hit the road on that next adventure. But it doesn’t matter how much trip-planning you’ve done, Mother Nature has her own ideas once...
Buying A Secondhand Caravan? Here’s Some Advice
If you’re thinking about buying your first caravan, looking to upgrade to something bigger, or even downsizing, the hunt for a good secondhand caravan can be an exciting time. But we think it’s a...
Caravan Rest Areas: A Truckie’s Advice
Rest areas. Ultimately, they’re about ensuring everyone has somewhere to pull up safely to have a break from the rigours of the road, whether you’re towing a caravan or driving a car, motorhome or...
Hiace vs Gumtree: Serious Warning
Most folk are aware of the dangers of camping under a gumtree. For those who aren't, a gumtree can fall or drop a limb anytime. High rain or wind can expedite that fall. Perfect...
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...
Product Test: 12V Cooking
I have a confession to make. I have the culinary ability somewhat akin to a blind man attempting to complete a 1000-peace jigsaw of a map of Australia.
If you want a great Vegemite sandwich,...
Essential Travel Accessories!
When my wife and I bought our first caravan, the first thing we wanted to do, apart from taking it out on its first run, was to go to the big caravan and camping...
Newcomers’ Guide to Caravanning
Thinking of the caravanning lifestyle? It’s easy to get caught up in the excitement of buying your first caravan. The flashy sales pitches seem to push aside all sensible thought processes, sometimes leading to...
Why A Dual-Zone Fridge Makes Sense
Way back, and I mean way back when I was a teenager out camping with my mates for the weekend, we relied on a trusty old Esky, or chillie bin, or ice box, whatever...
Midges and How to Avoid Them
Rolling down the back roads of a recent coastal trip in our 4x4 HiAce, around about 4pm, we start looking for yet another idyllic camping spot to pull up for the night. But as...