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A comfortable chair is one of the most important pieces of kit you can pack for any trip — how does the Forbes from OzTrail stack up?

Not all televisions are up to the knock about life of caravan travel. For those who like a bit of TV on their trips, Engalon's TV/DVD combos could be the answer.

Keeping sand and dirt out of the van when camped at the beach can be difficult, but keeping the interior of the van clean is a must if you want a good night's sleep in a sand-free bed. John Ford tested out the Aussie-produced Muk Mat as a solution.

Invicta Lithium Batteries are a new brand that looks to be the coming household name for lithium batteries. We tested two of their batteries on a recent outback trip.

Ensuring you have enough lighting when going offroad is essential. But, is it better to have spotlights, light bars or, even better, why not both?

With the increase in card skimming, an Australian invention has helped to toughen security measures when on the tap and go

We put REDARC Electronics to the test on our infamous Great Australian Bight trip

Ampfibian’s Waterproof Caravan Surge Protector can buffer voltage spikes of up to 1000 joules, keeping your caravan’s electronics spick and span

MAXTRAX recovery devices have been around for a long while but with the addition of replaceable teeth, the XTREME takes this technology to a whole new level

Rola’s Titan Tray proves itself to be a sturdy, adjustable option for transporting your gear and extending capacity

From classic Aussie faves to hefty US pick-ups and family movers, there are myriad tow vehicle options for 'vanners these days. Here, Caravan World Field Editor Malcolm Street compares five very diverse options

Having the best camper body, the most water capacity or best electronics around means nothing if you do not have reliable, soft-riding suspension and a strong hitch to carry it all

We dragged two prototype Zone RV Expedition Series Z-10.0 campers 9000km from Brisbane to Innamincka, Adelaide, Esperance and back, all in the name of testing. What came of it was good and bad news

Scott Heiman recently field trialled an affordable Aussie-made invention to recover your vehicle and came away pretty impressed

Simple, light and robust — all the attributes recovery gear should have.

Sprucing up your suspension has never been easier or more effective than a trip to OzTec.

A mixture of satellite navigation, UHF and a handy phone app takes GME’s latest to a new level

A jump-starter that can be charged in 90 seconds off a flat battery? You bet

Caravan World takes some time to talk with Louise Bayliss, CEO of BMPRO, about an exciting new overseas venture.

Join Tim van Duyl, as he reviews the compact yet versatile offerings of the Otterbox Venture 45 Cooler.

Rhino-rack Masterfit Roof Box 320L

Dometic PS180A Portable Solar Panel

AL-KO is a ‘lateral’ thinker on electronic stability control, and anti-theft protection. Caravan World's Max Taylor talks to AL-KO Australia's' sales manager Paul Plyer about AL-KO's products and their impact on the caravanning industry.

Join Michael Browning as he reviews the Al-KO Enduro Outback Suspension and rates the heavy-duty, fully-adjustable system.

Join Michael Browning as he reviews AL-KO's Enduro Cross Country Suspension to see how this lighter-duty, independent, drop-axle option fares.

AL-KO has revolutionised caravan towing safety with its Electronic Stability Control, and this innovative safety system has widely been adopted.

Stability control systems are becoming increasing popular on Australian caravans. We took the new Dexter Sway Control for a test drive to see how it performs.

Paul from the RV Repair Centre in Melbourne gives us some expert advice on how to jack up your caravan safely and securely.