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Reviewed: Ezytrail Parkes 15 Quad Mk2
After our detailed experience with the Mk1 version, we eagerly got our hands on a van to review the Ezytrail Parkes 15 Quad Mk2. Of all caravan brands, I have spent more time living with an Ezytrail than the rest.…
NSW/Victoria border to close
In somewhat of a shock, but not surprising move, the New South Wales/Victoria border is to close. In a move that is expected to throw many holidaymakers into chaos, the New South Wales Premier, Gladys Berejiklian, will shut the state…
Projecta boosts its range of RV Power Management Systems
Projecta boosts its range of RV power management systems with the INTELLI-RV range for RVs and caravans to now include a second Bluetooth-compatible model, the PM300-BT. Formerly available only on the range-topping PM400, the Bluetooth feature allows users to control…
New release: Bushranger Night Hawk 7-inch VLI LED driving lights
The compact seven-inch Bushranger Night Hawk LED driving light packs big light and is ideally suited to mounting where space is limited. The Bushranger Night Hawk LED is now available in a new compact and lightweight seven-inch model, completing the…
LPG: There’s more to it than turning on a gas bottle
For a caravanner or camper, liquified petroleum gas (or LPG) is an excellent travelling companion. It’s a clean, convenient and portable fuel source which can be used for a range of appliances and applications. Let’s look at what you need…
Jail and fines for Victorians travelling to NSW from COVID-19 hotspots
Victorians face fines of up to $11,000 and six months’ jail for entering NSW from COVID-19 hotspots Victorians from COVID-19 virus hotspots who try to enter New South Wales could be hit with fines of up to $11,000 and six…
The Cape is to open tomorrow for Queenslanders, and July 10 for everyone else!
Cape York to open as early as July 10 this year, and tomorrow July 3 for Queenslanders! Hot off the press is the news we’ve all been waiting to hear: Cape York will be open from (hopefully) July 10, with…
Caravan Review: Provincial Estate family bunk van
This 22-foot Provincial Estate family bunk van is set up for semi-off-road touring with a rugged suspension system and looks. It’s designed to get the family away with plenty of comfort for all. While having the right mechanical and exterior…
The Eco Billy will have you boiling water in record time
With more uses than a quick cuppa, the Eco Billy will have you boiling water in record time. If you want boiling hot water when you’re on the go, your normal options such as LPG gas, a butane burner, or…
Caravan chassis and suspension design and ratings
In part three of our series, How well engineered is your caravan? it’s the turn of caravan chassis and suspension design and ratings to go under the microscope. Not to mention the tyres! It’s all well and good if the…
The importance of good load balance in caravan engineering
In part two of How well engineered is your caravan? we look at the importance of good load balance in caravan design and engineering. If you missed part one, it’s here. It is not only the ability to not fall…
The perfect (green) dots to pull over…
The green dot initiative. An initiative that was started to allow truckies an extra place to pull up and have a rest is now being pushed into service to allow caravanners a spot to pull over to let banked-up traffic…
Does your trailer need an axle alignment?
Does your trailer need an axle alignment? Wheel alignment is crucial for your tow vehicle – but for towing nirvana you must apply the same detail to your trailer too. Everything has to be right, to enable a caravan or…
Gear: The Muk Mat elevates the status of the caravan doormat
If cleanliness is next to godliness then the Muk Mat elevates the status of the caravan doormat to divine intervention. In a bid to keep the muck out of their caravan and car, a Queensland family came up with what’s…
