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Salty Sanctuary Point
Somehow a sunny day at the beach is never really cold no matter what time of year it is, so a last-minute decision for a weekend escape was the perfect opportunity to get a bit of salt water therapy before…
Schooling on the Road
When you travel around Australia with your school-aged children, you have three homeschooling options that depend on your personal circumstances and preferences. No matter which road you take, there is no right or wrong way By Sam Rees-Jones Travelling and…
Schooling your kids on the road
Top tips from the pros so you get top marks.By Mandy Farabegoli You’ve made the decision on which schooling method you are going to use (see issue 004 of RV Daily) and now it’s time to actually school your own…
The Secret Language of Mums (Decoded)
Recently, I was sitting in my camp in a holiday park when the conversation going on next door made it to my ears. It was a mother talking to her children while she was getting them ready to go out…
Scoop: Tango Releases Debut Caravan
Sarah Horter is owner and designer of the new kid on the block, Tango Caravans. But she’s no rookie. Sarah is the granddaughter of Ian Grant and spent ten years working at Ian Grant Caravans before expanding her horizons and…
Scoop: Adamas Caravans
Announcing the launch of a new Sunshine Coast manufacturer for 2016 Potential buyers are looking for flexibility and the freedom to customise their portable home and this is one market that Adamas Caravans has made sure to tap into. Launching…
Scoop: Royal Flair Piazza
Bill Deralas, MD of Royal Flair Caravans, is as smooth an operator as Dean Martin was, and this new Piazza with a front Sky-Deck has a very new structural addition which makes it one classy, stylish van that we reckon…
Scoop: Silhouette XC
Hiding in full view was this bright red off-road camper from Windsor that broke cover at the Penrith Show. We love getting more than we bargained for when rocking up to an event and the Penrith Caravan, Camping & Holiday…
Scoop: Teardrop Camper
Prior to its debut at the Sydney Eastern Creek 4WD and Adventure Show, we spent a day with the newest addition to the Teardrop Camper Company’s range – the off-road model. While it retains the styling that virtually everyone loves,…
Are screw-in pegs better than traditional tent pegs?
Are screw-in pegs better than traditional tent pegs? We go completely over the top to find out! Most campers have had the pleasure of whacking steel tent pegs into the ground, followed by the frustrated yanking to get ’em out.…
Secrets of the Gascoyne
A place full of mystery from an ancient past… Ningaloo Homestead Travelling the North West Coastal Highway, on a tour through the Gascoyne and midway along the endless stretch of the Western Australian coastline, is a place full of secrets…
See Australia’s top 10 Aboriginal art sites before they disappear
Be it due to weather, vandalism or access, these important sites may soon be gone from view. We highlight the best for you to see… while you still can.By Colin Kerr Think of an art gallery and immediately our minds…
September 2018: Three we love, three we long for
With winter coming to an end, it’s time to decide on your spring holiday destination … here are some great selections to get you on your way Bargara Beach Caravan Park, Qld Itching to escape to the beach? We’ve got…
September 2018: 5 ripper bush camps
Warmer weather is on the way, so it’s time to dust off the camping gear and start planning your next adventure Burbie Camp, NSW Burbie Camp in Warrumbungle National Park is the perfect place to kick-off your springtime travels. Wildflowers…
