Kedron Teases Dustproofing
Kedron Caravans had a number of new features on display at the Queensland Caravan Show last weekend, including a boat-trailer box, a six-wheel, triple axle platform with air-bag suspension and fold-down, remote controlled rear wheel carriers. But the most talked about, by far, was it’s filtered compressor hatch – a roof-mounted hatch that creates positive […]
Wireless Trailer Connector – First Look
Trailer plugs are as synonymous with caravanning as ball hitches and arguments about shackles. And there are so many different types of trailer plugs, that there’s almost a whole industry centred around adaptors between the different types. But a Western Australian invention is negating the need for both plugs and adaptors. WiTi (Wireless Trailer Integration) […]
Willow RV – First Look
To be honest, coming to caravan shows to see what’s new can be a little so, so on occasions – quite often I see much of the same in caravan after caravan, brand after brand. How many different ways can you fit a bed, small kitchen and bathroom in a 17- 22-foot long box, after […]
Jayco Adventurer 16.50-3 – Review
There is so much variance in the world of off-road caravans. Look on any classifieds website and you’ll be able to inspect a $145,000, 16-foot custom Bushtracker alongside a $75,000, 15-foot Lotus Off-Grid or a $35,000 15-footer from China. It must be a bloody nightmare for buyers to navigate and find the middle of the […]
Kimberley Kampers Harder to Kill Than Jon Snow
Ballina-based off-road camper trailer and caravan manufacturer has had its fair share of controversy over the last 18-months, but the innovative, tech-heavy builder is proving harder to kill than Game Of Throne’s Jon Snow. This weekend the company, under the new ownership of James Cockburn and Brett McLaren, had four products on display at the […]
The History of Millard Caravans
There are few people in the history of caravanning that have had as much influence on our pastime as John and Peter Darlington – the two brothers who ran Millard ... [Read More]
Will Viscount Caravans be resurrected?
We don't want to sound too much like a tabloid, but anonymous sources close to ROAM (we have always wanted to use that phrase, though), have revealed that the ... [Read More]CARAVAN & RV REVIEWS
Wireless Trailer Connector – First Look
Trailer plugs are as synonymous with caravanning as ball hitches and arguments about shackles. And there are so many different types ...
Jayco Adventurer 16.50-3 – Review
There is so much variance in the world of off-road caravans. Look on any classifieds website and you’ll be able to inspect a ...ROAM VIDEOS
Motorhome Review - Avida Birdsville
The gold-standard in caravans, at the moment, seems to be something with a massive ensuite at the rear, but when it comes to motorhomes, that's not quite so easy - ...
Review - Redarc Tow Pro Elite
Electric brake controllers have come a long way since electric brakes were first introduced in the 1970s by the company that is now AL-KO. From the large and bulky ...ROAM TRAVEL
100 Things To See In The Kimberley - Book Review
The Kimberley is nearly twice the size of Victoria, which means going there without a guide of some sort probably means missing the best of it. It's also one of ...
Book Review - Explore Australia by Caravan and Motorhome (6th Ed.)
Can the author of his own book write a balanced review of it? Probably not. I've known the author of Explore Australia by Caravan and Motorhome (6th Ed.) all his ...