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NSW’s longest highway, the Newell, boasts many quaint and quirky delights if you take the time to stop at the many towns along its route.

Three hours west of Melbourne, Warrnambool sits at the furthermost end of the famously scenic Great Ocean Road, on the aptly dubbed Shipwreck Coast.

Experience the iconic Mundi Mundi Bash, the world's biggest caravan park in the heart of the outback.

At a public meeting in 1861, the largest ever known in Portland, Victoria, a group of prominent citizens decided to try to change history.

Seize the seas when visiting the Margaret River region's most southern town, Augusta.

Nestled in NSW’s Lachlan Valley, the Forbes Shire is brimming with stories, architecture, and sites from yesteryear.

In the blazing heat of the Pilbara you can still see scattered remains of one of the best-kept secrets of Australian involvement in WWII.

Explore scenery that has existed for millennia and which is steeped in Indigenous history

Be swept away by the culture of Margaret River

Explore a region rich in history and one of Australia’s most widespread plants

In his first column, Peter May looks back at Australia’s long history of travel, and towards moves to make the industry safer

Let's tour some regions that showcase Australia's complex and colourful history!

Are you a sucker for history? How about monsters? Join Scott as he tours the Central West of NSW to see what lies just below the surface.

Beautiful sunsets, picturesque walks, and a taste of history: this mid-west gem is worth discovering.

Had a particular historical event gone awry, Exmouth wouldn't exist, but it not only exists, it is thriving.

Here we looks at a few iconic towns and locations just a little off the beaten track, where you can get a taste of Australian heritage.

With 50 years under its belt, Caravan World has seen some changes. Tim van Duyl takes a look at our past, our mission and what the future may hold.

The Australian RV industry has been around longer than most people think, but it's the last 50 years that has made it what it is today.

The elegance of Roma-built caravans is a labour of ‘amore’ that’s more than 90 years young

How’s this for a unique idea? Combine learning about Australia’s fascinating geological past while also sampling the best tipple.

For better or worse, bushrangers play a major role in Australia’s history, and several lesser known anti-heroes dodge the modern spotlight.

As Caravan World celebrates its 600th issue, we look back through our almost 50 year history.

Cobar is a vibrant mining town in central NSW, but in early April it comes alive with the Grey Mardi Gras

Planning a road trip to the places your ancestors lived, worked and now rest is incredibly rewarding

Recreational vehicles have come a long way since the 1920s. Malcolm Street reflects on the history of the industry as well as its future

A boat cruise to Western Australia's Abrolhos Islands will uncover their beauty and tragic history

Home is where you rest your head, right? WA native and world traveller Anji Bignell revisits the locale of her childhood in her quest for that exquisite mix of home and adventure

Take a trip into bushranger country following in the footsteps of one of Australia's longest reigning outlaws, Captain Thunderbolt.

Lighthouses of Australia

Birdsville Races Promises Biggest Event in History

Tasman Peninsula, TAS

Mr Stuart's Track: NT

Darwin Bombing diaries NT

RV Travelling Tips and Suggestions: Cooktown, Qld

The motorhome sector: A history of Aussie motorhomes

History: RFDS new museum. Telling the story of the Australian Inland Mission and the RFDS Base at Broken Hill.

New Norcia, WA

Pretty Jane makes her debut