
Let’s talk about brake upgrades
We take a look at what the options are, and how best to spend your money when it’s time to talk about brake upgrades Brake upgrades aren’t just for performance cars and track days. Pulling up the tow rig in…

We take a look at what the options are, and how best to spend your money when it’s time to talk about brake upgrades Brake upgrades aren’t just for performance cars and track days. Pulling up the tow rig in…

Issue 39 is packed with innovation and looks into our towing future right now. Check out the OzXcorp hybrid-drive camper on test – the first one in the country – to see how it will revolutionise the caravan market! And…

When I was growing up my dad had a broad range of mates when it came to expertise. He had mates who were chippies, mates who were sparkies, mates who were accountants; a mate for pretty much everything. I’ve set…

It’s a journey of discovery but are they ‘there’ yet? We get to know an RV Daily contributor It’s not often that the contributors to RV Daily get to meet each other – in fact, we barely know each other.…

A look at four options I have tried, to keep the dust outside where it belongs Having owned a number of dual-cab utes over many years, I have always been interested in the quest to create a dust-free storage environment…

A classic beef curry without a bucket load of ingredients Serves: 4 Time: 60 minutes INGREDIENTS: 750g boneless beef, cut into cubes 500g pumpkin, cut into cubes 2 carrots, sliced 1 onion, thinly sliced 1 tin diced tomatoes 1 red…

For all his self-titled ‘useless information’ up the back of the mag, Macca occasionally raises a good point. This month is one of them. He talks about the subscription to the Facebook expert. Now, I have raised this topic a…

I have a bit of a passive hobby that not many people know about … My hobby is to have my photo taken next to all the ‘big things’ I come across on my travels. Australia has a passion for…

Read our major news story on dodgy scoring in a well-known caravan award comp and how one judge was asked to take a step too far. Plus, do the online booking systems used by Australia’s national parks actually work for…
Hunger can do strange things to the mind. We can make irrational decisions and decisions that can see us wishing we hadn’t had that last “wafer-thin mint”. Are you a foodie when it comes to your travel? Does a region…

Issue 37 is full of bite! We look at the whole lemon caravan issue that’s such a polarising topic and ask if the end justifies the means in terms of the social media campaign. A veteran traveller shows us the…

Australia is an amazing country I’m sure we all agree, even if we may be “just a little biased”. It is a land of epic dimensions and diversity in all aspects, from culture to climate and everything in between. If…

It’s obvious that there are many people out there that still don’t understand caravan sway: What causes it and more immediately, how to deal with it. Watch the video we shared on Facebook (here) that showed a car and caravan…

If you are as good a fisherman as I am, it’s just plain lucky if you catch one! INGREDIENTS 1kg freshly caught saltwater fish – gutted and scaled 1 cup chopped mushrooms 1 shallot, finely sliced 2 tablespoons chopped, fresh…

Forget cameras, videos and drones, this Aussie uses canvas to capture our great landscapes Most caravanners and campers use a camera, a mobile phone or a drone to capture wonderful Australian images. They freeze a moment in time that is…

Happy New Year to you. I hope you had or are having a fantastic time with any amount of summer break you’re allowed. And happy is the theme of my rant on the soapbox this month, but first … I…

Two batteries, three solar panels and … no power? What to do when your 100K caravan becomes a tin tent Our caravan is our home; it is what we have dragged around the country for nearly three years now, and,…