Five Australian meteorite craters you can actually visit
Meteorite craters can be found all over the world and there are five in Australia you can actually go and visit. We tell you how.
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WA Murujuga rock art site receives UNESCO World Heritage listing
Murujuga is the rock art site you've never heard of. But with up to 2 million artworks and the world's largest concentration of petroglyphs, this new UNESCO site is officially on the map.
Where are the best places to road trip in winter?
Thinking of a winter road trip? Want to know the best destinations to add to your bucket list? Western Australia is the undisputed king of winter travel, according to the RVers who pay the most to visit.
Pender Bay Escape: Could this be WA’s most scenic beach camping spot?
Just when you think camping around the Dampier Peninsula couldn't be more of an adventure, you soon discover Pender Bay Escape.
Hire a campervan in Perth to explore Australia’s sunniest capital
We take a look at Australia’s sunniest capital city, why you should hire a campervan in Perth, where to get one (if you don’t have your own), what to do and when to visit.
Things I wish I knew before camping in WA
Jess Olson shares the things she wishes someone had told her before camping in Western Australia. Don't miss these great tips.
The Giants of Mandurah: Everything you need to know about finding them
Want to find the Giants of Mandurah in Western Australia? Here's the what and how of finding them, including links to a map, locations, and more.
Debunking the El Questro myth: How to enjoy WA’s bucket-list destination on a budget
It doesn't have to cost you the world to experience El Questro, WA's bucket-list destination. Here's how to do El Questro on a budget.
Red Dirt and Blue Seas – WA’s Stunning North Coast
After spending three months of lockdown in Broome, we were itching to get back on the road and continue our adventure. We had no idea of the incredible camping that lay ahead of us as we made our way south…
TJM Opens new Perth Corporate Store
In good news for 4×4 owners in the Greater Perth region, TJM 4×4 Equipped has officially opened a new corporate location in the southern suburb of O’Connor. TJM O’Connor and the adjoining Aeroklas Fitment Centre are located at 380 South…
Severe weather predicted for Northern & Eastern Australia
Most weather services are predicting a major rain event across large parts of Eastern and Northern Australia with accumulated totals of up to 1 metre expected over the next 10 days in all states except South Western parts of WA.…
Custom Caravan Build – Big W.A. Off-Roader
Building your own caravan is a labour of love and definitely not a job for those of us think Sikaflex is some sort of weird exercise regime. That said, if you’re prepared to put in the hours and you have…
New Avida Busselton Motorhome named after popular WA town
Avida Motorhomes’s Sales and Marketing Manager, Billy Falconer, says he and the Adida team are “ecstatic to launch the new Avida Busselton motorhome with dual rear wheels, a C-type motorhome with a bed over the cabin, that can be driven…
5 Ripper bush camps to explore this summer
If you want to avoid the peak rates at caravan parks this summer, why not relax and reconnect with nature at one of these out-of-the-way bush camping spots. CAMP 1: Plantation Campground – The Grampians, Victoria How does a camping…
Australia’s unique history under threat
Three historically significant tourist destinations that are likely to disappear thanks to our aging population, big business apathy and government indifference. There’s absolutely no question Australia has some of the most amazing world-class tourist attractions. Uluru, Kalbarri National Park, Great…
2020 Perth Caravan and Camping show cancelled
Amid a slew of cancellations across the country, and around the world, it was announced today that the 2020 Perth Caravan and Camping Show was to be cancelled. The Coronavirus situation has deepened concern for obvious reasons and along with…
More toll credits for caravanners
We are being encouraged to spend our holidays in fire-affected regions in Australia rather than going overseas. Trasnsurban wants to help by extending the grace period for new tolls With the world in the grips of the Coronavirus crisis, international…
13 reasons to visit Bullara, an authentic station stay on the spectacular Ningaloo coast
The remote Ningaloo coast of Western Australia is a place of stark contrast and unique beauty, and the most authentic way to experience it is by staying at a working station. Here’s 13 reasons we reckon caravanners will love Bullara…
