Wonder Roovideo

Review: 19ft 6in Wonder Roo XXI Pearl

Within the Australian caravan manufacturing industry, it’s not unusual for a new builder to pop-up now and again. In fact, it happens with some frequency. I had heard of Wonder Roo Caravans, and even...
New Age Caravansvideo

Review: New Age Caravans Wayfinder WF13

On what was one of Melbourne’s wettest and windiest days in spring, we hooked up the New Age Caravans Wayfinder camper and headed out for some fun, all the while hoping the weather might...
Spinifex Caravansvideo

Spinifex Caravans Nomadix Premier Review

Sometimes you just want to get away to a quiet little spot where the rest of the world can just roll by. You know the sort of place – your own slice of heaven...
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Kokoda Force 8 Family Offroader Reviewed

Kokoda Caravans has carved itself a solid reputation amongst Australia’s RVing public since it was established in 2011. In 2019, Kokoda was purchased by the Victoria-based Price family. Now, the Price family had its...
Coromal Thrill Seekervideo

Caravan Review: New Coromal Thrill Seeker

Coromal has launched a new semi offroad caravan, the Thrill Seeker, to round out the marque’s Seeker Series of caravans. Available in six different sizes and layouts, the Thrill Seeker has options to suit solo...
EnduroMatvideo

Review: EnduroMat Mate

As avid caravanners and campers, the ground outside our set-ups can vary anywhere from sand, dirt, mud and small rocks, through to spiky spinifex and luscious grass. And when looking for a mat that’s...
eTowvideo

Crucial Caravan Safety Device: eTow Tested

Caravanners face numerous challenges. By their very nature, caravans present numerous difficulties that must be overcome by the driver. Obtaining legal and safe rearward vision is a case in point. But one aspect of...
e2 Fastwayvideo

Test: e2 Fastway Load-Leveller and Anti-Sway Device!

How you load your caravan is crucial to its towing stability. We should all be aware of how to correctly load our vans, but no matter how well we load up, there are other...
Retreat ERVvideo

Retreat ERV: The First Battery-Only Caravan

For as long as I can remember, caravans have had three main energy sources: the 240V electricity drawn from the grid; the 12V electricity stored in the van’s battery; and the gas stored in...
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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...