The Truma Show
Imagine taking the guesswork out of gas bottle levels in seconds with the push of a button… you can with the Truma LevelCheck!By Grant Hanan When we’ve found a sensational place to set up camp for a week or more,…
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The Incredible Shrinking Van
The Euro Sunseeker compresses size, weight and budget for a truly minimalist approach.By Philip Lord There is a large pool of around 120 caravan brands to choose from in Australia but if you’re looking for a light, compact shower/toilet van,…
Review – Tiffin Allegro Breeze
At $430,000 that’s $71,500 a wheel … but what a way to roll!By Gary Tischer What you don’t see is one of the differences that sets the Tiffin Allegro Breeze apart from other motorhomes. When a company makes 12 motorhomes…
AOR Quantum Plus
Travel makes personal history, and with ownership of three AOR vans Sue and Bob Hall are ensuring that their great history repeats.By Gary Tischer With a philosophy of simplicity in design and the use of the most sophisticated materials available,…
Opal down under
Specced out to the 9’s with an eye-catching interior and exterior; will Opal Caravans’ newest releases be as sought after as the precious stone itself? By Anthony Kilner Melbourne icon Opal Caravans has been in the manufacturing game since 1975,…
Change your tow ball height in a flash
Rapid Hitch allows multiple heights for your tow ball… really quickly.By Mark Allen That’s too high … that’s too low. Rather than asking Goldie Locks or the Three Bears to get the height of your tow ball just right, try…
Jayco Outback meets Range Rover Sport
Anglo-Australian relationships often need translation. Does this Range Rover and Jayco pairing lead to a strained or a ripper combination?Words by Tim Scott photography by Brett Hemmings Look, I can’t afford one either, but the Range Rover Sport is very…
Going Deluxe in a Suncamper
Glamping it up in Suncamper’s Sovereign Deluxe.By Richard Robertson There’s something blingy about white leather upholstery. It screams look-at-me, to hell with the cleaning – and no kids allowed. That was my first impression stepping inside Suncamper’s distinctively styled Sovereign…
Teardop Campers unveil the Maverick
The new Teardrop Camper has serious off-road hardware to take it much further than you’d imagine.Words by Tim Scott, photography by Sam Rees-Jones Having a stylish profile leads to attention. And can lead to you being a victim of your…
Review: Masterpiece Red Centre Oasis
One way to prove an off-roader is to chuck it in the deep end, as we found out.By Anthony Kilner The sun was shining brightly and the wind off Lake Mulwala was chilly. We were getting towards the end of a big…
A Motorhome for the Sceptic
Did an RV holiday change this newbie’s mind?By Robert Pepper I’m a 4WD guy. I drive hard tracks for fun, own a modified 4WD, am a member of 4WD clubs, I teach 4WD courses and generally live the 4WD life.…
Review: Sunliner Monte Carlo
Jam-packed and full of cream like the biscuit, but you’ll need big biccies to buy oneBy Gary Tischer Let me start by saying straight up, the Sunliner Monte Carlo is one luxurious motorhome. Now I’m not talking about comfortable seats…
Review: Windsor Silhouette XC
Windsor has been around since 1972 but the Silhouette XC is a prototype camper that signals Windsor’s aggressive bid to elevate its profile.By Anthony Kilner When I first heard about the Silhouette XC it was being launched at the Penrith…
Review: What a Performance
Masterpiece Caravans has launched the Performance semi-off-road caravan and it’s fast becoming a name in the industry, but will it cut the mustard on the dirt roads and tracks it’s designed for? By Anthony Kilner If I had any doubt…
Simply Clever
The new Southern Spirit Campino raises the bar (as well as its roof) in the entry-level campervan market. By Richard Robertson Beats there a heart so jaded the thought of jumping into a little pop-top camper and heading into the…
Trakking Device
Is the all new Trak Shak Majestic the perfect go-anywhere family retreat on wheels? By Mark Allen The latest version of the much-loved, family-orientated, super-capable Trak Shak camper to hit the tracks has had a full makeover … from top…
Review: Weekend Warrior
Adding to its already comprehensive range, Crusader has introduced the Weekend Warrior and I dare you to limit yourself to just using it on a Saturday or Sunday. By Andrew Kennedy Over our time we’ve had swags, tents, camper-trailers and rounding…
Reader’s Review: Zone RV
By Gary Tischer The benefits of the composite body, bonding technologies and monocoque construction are reduction in weight while increasing strength at the same time as keeping out dust and water. Although a relative newcomer in the caravan scene, the…
