High Country
Camper Deputy Editor, Sam Richards, ventured into the lesser known Mt Baw Baw region of the Victorian High Country to put a couple of offroad hybrids to the test, within a setting steeped in gold mining history
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The Great Otways
Buried deep in the wild, verdant landscape and rugged coastline of the Great Ocean Road, lies a rich Aboriginal history and an unsolved UFO mystery that time long forgot
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East Gippsland
Escape the busy tourist trails for a region steeped in Aboriginal and colonial history
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Tasmanian island touring
It may be diminutive in terms of land mass, but Tasmania brims with so many attractions for the whole family it’s no wonder it’s the apple of our isle...
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Dirk Hartog Island
It’s time to escape the cold southern winter and discover a northern island that will blow you away
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Kangaroo Island
Unplug from the pressures of daily life and take a walk on the wild side with the five-day, 61km trek along the Kangaroo Island Wilderness Trail
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Find the right caravan park for you
There’s a lot of RV accommodation options on the road, from traditional fuss-free caravan parks to you-beaut facilities with all the bells and whistles. Here’s how to find one that’s right for you (and your pet)
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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
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Southern coastal hotspots
Live your very best uncrowded holiday life by thumbing your nose at the northern-bound hordes this winter and instead turn towards these top southern Australia’s seaside camps
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Phillip Island
Although a favourite Victorian summer holiday playground, PhillIp Island’s coastal charms are hefty enough to warrant a visit any time of year
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Reduce your travel footprint
It’s simpler than you think to 'be green' while on the road. Follow these top 10 tips to travel sustainably, and save money while you’re at it
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Reduce your waste on the road
Australians are part of the problem when it comes to the ‘disposable society’, but there are plenty of ways we can ‘switch and ditch’ our habits to protect our oceans from plastics and reduce the rubbish that ends up in landfill
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Great Australian Bight
Following in the footsteps of some of our most revered explorers, we assembled a motley crew to sample the best of the Bight with luxury in tow
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Kanku-Breakaways
This slice of the South Australian outback is a must-see for its wondrous, evolutionary landscapes, but also to appreciate its inherent Indigenous significance
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Riversleigh
This significant slice of outback Queensland offers a rare fossil field of Jurassic Park proportions with 60,000 of the world’s most extraordinary animal specimens
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Port Douglas
There’s an overflow of reasons why you should head to Port Douglas, the lush tropical North Queensland town that’s green in every sense of the word
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Warroora Station
When your property sits on Western Australia’s breathtaking Ningaloo Coast, offering an eco-friendly experience seems an obvious choice — and Warroora Station nails it
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Easy Easter Escapes
It can be a scramble to claim a piece of beach over the Easter holidays, but you might have some luck finding a seaside locale near you, with these family-friendly last-minute getaways.
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Top historical sites
These six destinations will be enough to lure you off the beaten track and discover a slice or two of Aussie heritage.
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Anzac war memorials, WA and Belgium
As commemorations approach for this year’s ANZAC Day, Malcolm Street revisits two sites where Australia’s wartime history is most profoundly felt.
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Three Capes Track
To walk within a wild landscape is a privilege that can be hard to come by, but Tasmania's Three Capes Track lets visitors do so with ease.
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Murrumbidgee River NSW, ACT and VIC
The Murrumbidgee is the third longest river in Australia; Ron and Viv Moon follow it from its source amongst snow gums and marshy bogs through red gum forest and across saltbush plains to its junction with the mighty Murray.
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Leonora and Gwalia ghost towns
Occupants of these two towns in the middle of WA’s Northern Goldfields, contributed immeasurably to Australia's gold mining history, but also to our wartime legacy.
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Home Valley Station
Western Australia’s Home Valley Station isn’t just a great place to hang with some freshwater crocs and snag a barra, it’s a proactive training and employment opportunity for Indigenous people.
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Rise of the Aussie nomad
Throughout our history, Aussies have always had a pioneering spirit, embracing the concept of motoring holidays to hit the road in search of off-grid adventure.
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Silversun Pluto 302D
Silversun's Pluto 302D light road tourer will have weekend escapees thanking their lucky stars to have discovered it.
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Feeling the gold rush
Exploring the 1000km Golden Quest Discovery Trail is a shining voyage of stark contrasts worth their weight in gold.
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The last frontier: Birdsville
The iconic Queensland outback town of Birdsville is famous for its races and remote music festival, but there are plenty of other attractions - and personalities - that make this a year-round destination
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Muster on the Murray
The historic and picturesque Echuca Moama turned on the hospitality when AL-KO Best Aussie Vans 2018 rolled into town in search of Australia's best caravan
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2018 BAV: Sunseeker Marvel Sea Breeze Sport
Join Tim van Duyl and the 2018 Best Aussie Vans judges in reviewing Sunseeker's Marvel Sea Breeze Sport - a truly marvelous sight to behold.
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Survive the drive
Camping holidays with kids can be lots of fun: messy, chaotic, outdoorsy fun! However, there are some things to keep in mind before taking off on your trip.
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Jayco Freedom
Unshackle yourself from the clutches of the daily grind, and explore to the far corners of Australia with this caravan.
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The Long Haul
Taking off around Australia with the kids for months on end sounds like a daunting prospect, but these two families took the plunge and have had the experience of a lifetime
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North American Odyssey
Ron and Viv Moon traverse the Tequila Trail in Mexico, drive ice roads across the Arctic Ocean and, just like Calamity Jane, view the Black Hills of South Dakota
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Life Hacks on the Road
A wonderful part of travelling, especially on the road, is the opportunity to meet new people and garner information and tips on where to go, what to see and what to pack.
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On the silo trail
Painted silos are all the rage these days, and they're well worth hitting Australia's grain belt for a visit
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Big lap, no budget
From helicopter tours to remote island stays, big fish angling safaris, sunset sails and more. This list takes road trips to the new level with incredible ways to experience Australia’s best destinations
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Gourmet on-the-go
It doesn't take much to whip up an impressive dish with minimal effort, especially these Spring Rolls and Chorizo Penne.
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How To: Replacing a 12V Water Pump
Replacing a Shurflow 12V RV water pump may look daunting, but be rest assured with the right tools and an open mindset it's a DIY breeze.
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Bright Futures Ahead: BMPRO
Caravan World takes some time to talk with Louise Bayliss, CEO of BMPRO, about an exciting new overseas venture.
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Luxury Caravan Living
Have you ever wondered what it would look like to 'bling' up your caravan, without having to count pennies?
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Sunliner Habitat HA4
Blessed with the off-grid prowess, the new model Sunliner Habiat HA4 will take you far from the madding crowd.
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Kedron Topender TE'5 21
A perfect fit for the self-sufficient explorer without making an compromises on quality.
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Zone RV Venture 22.6
Escape to the country with offroad ease and experience freedom.
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Top Spots to Watch the Sun Go Down
Champagne Sunsets: These dazzling sunset spots are some of the best in the country, so save your finest bubbles for their unbeatable, end-of-day spectacles.
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Glass House Mountains: Queensland
Tranquil giants looming over a lush coastal plain, the Glass House Mountains are the stuff adventure stories are made of.
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Eyre Peninsula, South Australia
Four of the best spots to visit on South Australia's Eyre Peninsula, only a stone's throw west of Port Lincoln.
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Granite Belt, Queensland
One of Queenland's most glorious gourmet regions entices you to linger for a little longer.
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Tasmania Touring
Tasmania may be a small island, but it has plenty on offer to please food and wine lovers, as local resident Winsor Dobbin reveals some of the gourmet secrets dotted throughout the Isle.
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Bellarine Peninsula, Victoria
Adored by lovers of fine foods and wine, Bellarine Peninsula's fresh local produce makes a short journey straight from the ocean and from paddock-to-plate.
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