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Winter camping with 'hygge'

The Danish philosophy of hygge invites you to truly relax by revelling in good company, natural fibres and nature-bound locales. Here’s how you can transform your travel experience from stress case to snuggle bunny

Go-to-guide to towing

A little nervy about towing your rig on a long-haul adventure? The experts from the Hema Traks team offer up their professional advice to keep you safe on the road

Basic pre-trip vehicle service

Before you head for the hills, make sure your RV and tow vehicle are in tip-top shape. Here's how to do a basic pre-trip vehicle service

Do your homework

Potential buyers need to be ultra-diligent when selecting a new caravan.

Finding a good tow vehicle

How to: Drive a Motorhome in Snow

Join Ashley Gray as he takes the Jayco Conquest Play across the snow-covered terrain of Mount Hotham, and get technical tips on how to properly and safely drive in such conditions.

Maintaining a jockey wheel

Big rig licenses

Top tips for tropical touring

Gap View Hotel on a budget in Alice Springs NT

Budget travel tips

Finding flathead fish

Sharing the road with an ambulance while towing

AL-KO publishes technical ebook for caravanners

Communicating on the road

Travelling In Wild Weather

Fishing for King George whiting

Can you be a minimalist traveller?

Tops tips to travel light and still have a great adventure

Upgrading from a Camper Trailer to a Caravan

Avoiding mozzies

DIY: Replacing a caravan leaf spring

Replacing a caravan leaf spring

Fishing for snapper in Port Philip Bay

Top tips for DIY van repairs

A Trip to the Tip

A Trip to Queenslands' best

Remote Travelling Tips

Touring Central Australia

Hitting the road without the luxuries

Is the caravan you're considering buying the right one for you?

5 Tips For Buying a New Van

Caravan, motorhome or camper trailer? Each have their benefits.

Caravans vs Motorhomes vs Camper Trailers

Some people like to ‘wing it’ when they go on a trip, which is fine, up to a point

Caravanning made easy: Expert tips Part 2

Our team of seasoned caravanners share their top tips for making life on the road as smooth and enjo

Caravanning made easy: Expert tips Part 1

Top 10 Tips For Inland Travel

Before you hit the road each day, there are a few things that need to be checked to make sure you do

Your caravan's maiden voyage

When you first hit the road in a brand new van, it’s a good idea to take the time to get to know your rig and learn the ropes.

Perhaps the most pertinent reason to change your coupling is to match your rig’s capabilities to the

Installing a D035 Offroad Hitch

Meeting with friends and catching up on their trip highlights is always enjoyable.

Group touring or lone travelling?

Travelling with friends can be a fantastic experience, but sometimes differing travelling styles can lead to frustration on the road

In northern Australia there is a saying – ‘never smile at a crocodile – because, if you do, you’re t

Staying safe in crocodile territory

Sharing our waterways with crocodiles is a fact of life in Australia and, while dangerous, knowing a bit more about these prehistoric creatures will help us coexist in peace.

When you’re under a million stars and miles from mains power, there are only three ways you are goin

Top 10 12V Power Tips

Finding activities you all enjoy is a sure-fire way to have a fun holiday.

Top 10 Gramping Tips

These 10 tips will help make your gramping experience one you'll treasure forever.

Follow Tony and Denyse's tips to help make caravanning a breeze

Caravanning tips from the pros: March

Our roving reporters, Tony and Denyse Allsop, have learned to solve a few problems in their caravaning careers. Here they share some of their more useful tricks.

•Always carry an AM radio and suitable aerial to tap into weather reports

Bad weather: How to avoid getting into trouble

While the disparity in fees between states is affecting a growing number of Australians many buyers

Caravan rego rip-off

Inconsistent state government fees for registering caravans is inhibiting the joy of caravanning for young families, singles and retirees. It’s downright ludicrous.

Driving on corrugations

Ripples, undulations, washboards… whatever you call them, corrugations must be driven with care.

Always keep some emergency packets on hand, and make the most of any fresh produce you can find, as

Cooking on the road: Cheap eats

How to travel and still eat like royalty.

We ran into plenty of musicians on our travels, mainly playing at outback stations during the touris

A working holiday

There’s plenty of work available to those who want or need to earn money during their travels.

One morning the kids were eager to roam around the campground to pick up the rubbish and before we k

Rubbish at campsites

If you like to go bush to enjoy the peace and quiet as well as the beautiful surroundings, it should be second nature to look after the place says Claudia Bouma.

Experienced vanners tie down their awning, as sudden gusts of wind can destroy it

Gear Review: Caravan Awnings

Camping at the beach is one of life’s little luxuries but creating shade is vital.

Have you had problems with rats chewing your electrical wiring or nesting under the vehicle bonnet?

Keeping rats off your vehicle

Need help deterring rats from chewing through your caravan’s electrical wiring? Tony Allsop shares his quick fixes.

Ultimately, security boils down to common sense

Preventing caravan theft

Our caravans and camper trailers are pretty important to us, so it’s crucial we think about ways to deter theft.

When you start caravanning weight becomes really important, no matter what caravan you have

Towing weights: What do they all mean?

The term Nature Deficit Disorder was coined in the book Last Child in the Woods to explain how socie

Kids and technology: How to prevent Nature Deficit Disorder

Avid Overlander, lawyer and mum Kath Heiman will explore the things that make us say “what the?” in her new column.

Be prepared for all on-road emergencies with a satellite phone

Keeping connected with a satellite phone

Even in the digital age there’s a huge part of Australia off the main highways and away from major cities where there is no mobile coverage. That’s why Lionel Mussell carries an emergency satellite phone.

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Winter camping with 'hygge'

Go-to-guide to towing

Basic pre-trip vehicle service

Do your homework

Finding a good tow vehicle

How to: Drive a Motorhome in Snow

Maintaining a jockey wheel

Big rig licenses

Top tips for tropical touring

Budget travel tips

Finding flathead fish

Sharing the road with an ambulance while towing

AL-KO publishes technical ebook for caravanners

Communicating on the road

Travelling In Wild Weather

Fishing for King George whiting

Can you be a minimalist traveller?

Upgrading from a Camper Trailer to a Caravan

Avoiding mozzies

DIY: Replacing a caravan leaf spring

Fishing for snapper in Port Philip Bay

Top tips for DIY van repairs

A Trip to the Tip

Remote Travelling Tips

Touring Central Australia

Hitting the road without the luxuries

5 Tips For Buying a New Van

Caravans vs Motorhomes vs Camper Trailers

Caravanning made easy: Expert tips Part 2

Caravanning made easy: Expert tips Part 1

Top 10 Tips For Inland Travel

Your caravan's maiden voyage

Installing a D035 Offroad Hitch

Group touring or lone travelling?

Staying safe in crocodile territory

Top 10 12V Power Tips

Top 10 Gramping Tips

Caravanning tips from the pros: March

Bad weather: How to avoid getting into trouble

Caravan rego rip-off

Driving on corrugations

Cooking on the road: Cheap eats

A working holiday

Rubbish at campsites

Gear Review: Caravan Awnings

Keeping rats off your vehicle

Preventing caravan theft

Towing weights: What do they all mean?

Kids and technology: How to prevent Nature Deficit Disorder

Keeping connected with a satellite phone

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