Mark Allen shares his experience of cooking with 240V appliances in an RV with no access to mains power. Is it a viable option in the Aussie Outback for extended periods? The answer may surprise you.
Everyone’s heard of MacGyver and his seemingly impossible repairs, right? Well, here's some gear that's handy to have when you head bush.
Whether you’re heading off long-term or you just want the perfect weekender, here’s what you need to build the ultimate car kitchen.
Your solar setup is pretty robust, but it doesn’t mean it’s infallible. Here's some cleaning & maintenance tips for your solar panels to ensure they last.
Wildflowers in Australia are one of the country's most underrated, spectacular sights. Here's 6 places to camp near wildflowers in Australia.
Wondering if you need an (ECB) Electric Brake Controller? We explain what an ECB is and why you need one when towing your RV or trailer.
The weathers turned officially cold, so with heaters at the forefront of your mind, we talk about whether you should splurge on an expensive diesel heater or save on a cheaper one for your RV.
An easier and more portable alternative to a wired-in 12V dual battery system, the future of RV and camping is with portable power stations.
When it comes to camping fridges, it boils down to chest vs upright vs drawer fridges. We take a look at what fridge is right for your setup.
GeoWiki X is a top-notch resource for those travelling in a caravan, camper or motorhome. Here's what it is, what it does and how to use it.
From cheap fuel location tips to checklists and even vehicle health, here are five apps every RV driver needs.
Free camps are a brilliant resource for travellers all around Australia. Here are the dos and don'ts of free camping in Australia.
Dash cams aren’t just for truckies, tradies in work utes, or car enthusiasts who want to protect their sweet ride. It’s really something that anyone who is on the road should consider. We reckon getting a dash cam is an…
Ask all the right questions of yourself and the dealer or manufacturer before you buy your next caravan. Buying a caravan is up there with buying a new car or a home in that it requires significant research. Anyone paying…
You learn a lot after 5 years on the road. From practical tips to a few reminders about what’s important and how to enjoy it. Here are a few things you might want to keep in mind whether heading out…
by Colin Young, Caravan Council of Australia How do you know that the vehicle or van you’ve chosen matches the other in terms of safe and legal towing? Here’s help… Choosing the right tow-vehicle for a caravan or camper-trailer is…
Living on the road can be very enjoyable but there are times when you need a change from the confines of your caravan. House sitting is a great way to have a break while you’re on your big break. As…
As we enter Spring and hopefully exit lockdown (for some of us) we thought it was a great time to share our top tips for smarter (and safer) packing. If you’re anything like us, when you finally pull up to…
