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Camec Primero Comfort Table Support
Camec have added a new addition to their furniture range: The Primero Comfort Table Support – an elegant and functional dining option for your caravan or motorhome. It’s a little shorter than the previous model (with a height range of…
Prestige Road Refresher Non-Spill Travel Water Bowl
If your four-legged fur-kid comes camping or caravanning with you, you’ll know things can get a little messy! The Road Refresher is a non-spill travel bowl that, thanks to its simple yet clever design, can be used on the move…
Uniden iGO Dash Cam
Uniden have released their new range of dash cams, the iGO. The iGO captures incidents on the road and while the vehicle is parked. There are six models to suit any budget, varying in resolution (from 1080p to 4K), to…
Bracketron TekGrip Cupholder
For the many of us that rely on our smartphones for navigation, the last thing we want is for our phone to fall from its mount when we’re trying to pay attention to the road. Bracketron, industry leader in mounting…
Voltaic Converter Solar Backpack
Ever been on an outdoor adventure, perhaps a long hike, and reached for your mobile only to find that it’s dead? The Voltaic Converter Solar Backpack ensures that you’ll never be caught in this scenario again. Designed with matte black…
Midland G18XT Waterproof / Dustproof 80CH 5W UHF CB Handheld
If you’re in the market for a handheld UHF CB radio, the Midland G18XT is a promising choice. Combining the latest in radio technology with a sturdy and compact build, the G18XT is user-friendly and offers excellent audio quality. This…
Celebrating 50 years of the Supershow
Sydney’s longest running caravan and camping show will celebrate 50 years when the 2018 Caravan Camping Holiday Supershow kicks off this month at Rosehill Gardens Racecourse. This is the Caravan & Camping Industry Association of NSW’s (CCIA) longest running event.…
$37,000 + RV Club Injection into local community
[contentgated] Over $37,000 was injected into the economy of the Victorian township of Elmore and its surrounds over 5 days of an Australian Caravan Club Chairman’s Muster last month. ACC Chairman Craig Humphrey said that an interesting programme had seen…
It’s the beginning of the end for this adventure
Having lost total track of time, and touch with the workaday world, returning to the Tasmanian mainland I was surprised to watch a queue of traffic heading out of Hobart through the little localities of Snug and Margate. Not stalled,…
Never be afraid to meet your heroes. Even if they’re out of town
I watch Rosehaven on the ABC. You should too. It’s one of the best, and funniest Australian shows I have ever seen. They’d better be making a series three. And the ones they have made, some of them they film…
Keep both hands on the wheel. Sure, you’re the captain!
As I coasted along towards Strahan town centre I had a shock. I thought that Tasmania had developed some state of the art road traffic surveillance judging by a text I received. It read: Keep both hands on the wheel…
Another fine mess you’ve gotten me into, Stanley
On the road again with the water leak fixed, it was a run along the coast to Stanley. Not far from the turn off the Bass Highway, at Port Latta, you’re confronted with the most satanic looking building I have…
Tasmanian road builders get paid by the bend…
I heard a joke today that there are only two straight roads in Tasmania and you can land planes on both of them. It’s been indicative of my trip so far, and I reckon anyone’s too who trips to Tasmania…
Why my first Bass Strait crossing was swell
I don’t know why I’d booked such an early flight. I mean, the ship wasn’t due to depart until 19.30; that’s 7.30pm, and here I was with a 4am alarm call. The ship was the Spirit of Tasmania and I…
