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4 Amazing Australian Activities To Try

Flying out to the land down under, complete with kangaroos, koalas, wallabies, and coral reefs (and, let’s face it, dangerous spiders)? You’re probably already stacking up ideas of all the amazing things you want to see and do but let us add to your list the three things we would most recommend doing ... [Read More]

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16 May 2024

Shows Cancelled amid COVID-19 Fears

On the advice issues by the Australian Government on Friday 13thof March, two of Australia’s largest caravanning, camping and 4WDing exhibitions were cancelled or postponed for health and safety reasons. The organisers of the National 4x4 ... [Read More]

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14 March 2020

Windsor Caravans Now Does Motorhomes

In the current issue of ROAM (issue 43 - download the app to read it if you aren't subscribed), we take a look at the first of the new Windsor Caravans. Only a few months back in production, Windsor has been hot at it, allegedly, as it's just ... [Read More]

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11 February 2020

ACC Heading to Charters Towers

Record number of Australian Caravan Club members racing to Charters Towers Chairman’s Muster. A record number of registrations for the forthcoming annual Australian Caravan Club (ACC) Chairman’s Muster have been received for the Muster which ... [Read More]

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5 February 2020

New HiAce Frontline Camper Unveiled

The first full-scale Australian campervan conversion of the new Toyota HiAce will be unveiled at the Newcastle Caravan Camping Lifestyle Expo. Frontline Campers has had the 6th Generation conversion in development for over six months. The previous ... [Read More]

4 February 2020

Should You Travel To Bushfire Affected Communities?

Unfortunately, the world is not short of natural disasters, and often they’re in significant tourist areas. Immedielty after the fact, this often puts a lot of pressure on local economies and small business that rely on tourist dollars. But how ... [Read More]

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12 January 2020

Why We Use Camplify And You Should Too

I first heard about the sharing economy at the NRMA, who I was employed by at the time. It had just introduced some sort of employee initiative giving us access to a sharing hub from which we could hire or borrow tools from other people in the ... [Read More]

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29 October 2019

Dexter Tow Assist – ABS For Caravans

Back in 2017, a plethora of caravanning and motoring journalists and industry big wigs gathered in Anglsea to witness the first public demonstration of Bosch's Trailer Safety Control system, essentially an electronic box that controlled all aspects ... [Read More]

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9 October 2019

AL-KO Enduro X – First Look

AL-KO, a market leader in highly engineered caravan chassis & components has unveiled the newest member of its independent suspension family – AL-KO Enduro X. It's calling it "the next generation in independent suspension technology for ... [Read More]

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8 October 2019

WA Tourism Industry Blames Poor Performance on Free Camping

In a report by the Tourism Council Western Australia, unregulated accommodation options, including free camping and Airbnb, have been blamed for a poor tourism business performance, especially around Perth, and in the south-west of the state. The ... [Read More]

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23 August 2019

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. ... [Read More]

13 June 2019