Bushfire and flood zones can benefit from your visit
Cyclone Trevor decimates the Gulf Country’s working stations. Huge rains turn Queensland’s Channel Country into a stinking, mass bovine cemetery. Fires rip through Victoria’s Gippsland. The best part about travelling in an RV is that plans are changeable and a…
Bushies, vintage collectors, and hipsters on a 3-week countdown to get ‘Back to the Bush’ in Miles
In a life where travel uncertainty may be rife with lockdowns ever looming, organisers in Queensland’s Western Downs have barely skipped a beat with plans to get the Miles ‘Back to the Bush’ festival continuing in September. For fifty years the townsfolk of…
Camper review: Cub’s new lightweight forward-fold Scout
There’s much to like about Cub’s new Scout forward-fold lightweight camper-trailer and you probably don’t need a new vehicle to tow it. The Cub brand is one synonymous with Australian camper-trailers and Australian camping. Cub has been in the scene here…
We Bust Our Gums to Bring You This New Gulf
Our intrepid crew leave Lorella Springs and head for the clinic in Borroloola for some unexpected body repairs before heading to King Ash Bay and the stunning Boodjamulla The pain was intense and increasing by the minute. My face had…
Toilets for caravans: We’ve done the numbers…er research for you
We all have to go at some point and thankfully, we've done the numbers ...er research for you. Learn more about toilets for caravans here.
Camper Review: Full marks for full height on the AOR Quantum
An addition to the AOR range seems to rise to the occasion, with a full-height camper called the AOR Quantum Hard Top. I’ve reviewed a lot of AOR campers and spoken to a lot of owners over the years. Quality…
Campfire Conversations: An artistic connection to our land
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…
Campfire Conversations: It’s all about caravans
Craig Morgan is a master when it comes to caravan service and repair Late December 2018, a group of us headed to Streaky Bay in SA for a much-needed break. Usually it’s a break from the day-to-day issues we face…
Campfire Conversations: RVeeThereYet?
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.…
Can Fraser Island be a Crowd Free Oasis?
Fraser Island is chock full of sand, dingoes and … backpackers? Thankfully there are places to avoid at least one of these and enjoy this amazing area in peace It’s no wonder Fraser Island is a jewel in Queensland’s already…
Campfire Conversations: The Lair
It’s all about community spirit in Greenways, SA On our travels, we get to meet some fantastic people, some real characters, not just fellow travellers, but in local communities as well. A while ago we have had the privilege of…
Campfire Conversations: Willitorwontitsink
And now for something completely different… I know this is technically not about an RV, but we just couldn’t pass this by, both the set-up, and the character that own it, are – to say the least – very different.…
Campfire Conversations
A collective, a tribe, a cluster, a roma, a convoy – or is it simply a caravan of travellers? Words and Podcast Andrew Kennedy A lot of us have nicknames or travel titles when we hit the road; ours is…
You can buy coffee in pods. Why not a caravan?
The all-new Alto will have you turning heads and setting trends – but is it practical for touring? Alto vans are designed and built in Canada before being spec’d to Australian standards and sold exclusively through Roma RV in Melbourne.…
