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Review: Pathfinder Caravans Terrain Trekker
As 2024 began winding to a close, so too did Atlantic Caravans. It wasn’t a scandal. The directors of the company just felt that was the right move for them at the time and,...
Review: Coromal Element 553 Evolution RTV
The plan: hitch a ride with Virgin Australia to Brisbane, where Coromal caravans are built nowadays. For my 6am rendezvous at the Melbourne airport, my alarm woke me at 3am. This was going to...
Product Review: Jamec Pem Swivel Work Light
Whenever we needed a good light source, we could never lay our hands on a good go-to work light. In fact, we’d been using an old torch that somehow always had flat batteries just...
Gear Review: Eco Billy
When heating water for a cuppa, washing dishes, or even washing yourselves while on the road, most of us would generally use the usual options like gas, a butane burner, or even a traditional...
Review: Avan Ovation M7 Slide-Out Motorhome
I’ve long pondered the motorhome lifestyle. I’ve always been an avid caravanner, but during those times of wet weather, hitching up in the mud and rain, wrestling with weight distribution bars, my mind has...
Caravan Review: Kokoda Counterstrike C196
Kokoda Caravans has been on a roll lately. In fact, this manufacturer has been steadily developing a new range of caravans. This new range isn’t comprised of meranti and aluminium, either. In fact, it...
Caravan Review: Harvok Suit of Armour
A few weeks ago, a name in the caravanning world caught my attention: Harvok. But are the vans coming off its production line garden variety stick and tin constructions? No. What sets Harvok apart...
Review: Everest Caravans Camo
Regular GoRV readers would know that Everest Caravans is a new manufacturer that recently appeared on our radar. In recent months, we have tested two of its models: the top-end Ice Glider and the...
Review: Hilltop Caravans Feathertop 17ft 6in
Here’s a question: do you like caravans that are large and luxurious, or compact and comfortable? Both have their advantages and, similarly, their drawbacks.
I fall into the latter category. I admire the big rigs...
Caravan Review: Bellarine RV Balmoral 20ft 6in
In mid May, we had the opportunity to check out a caravan we hadn’t seen before. It was called the Balmoral – it’s a line of caravans built specifically for caravan dealership Bellarine RV,...