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Rated “main unsealed” on most maps, this 425km route is a good dry weather track, generally wide and well-maintained, with the occasional cow or kangaroo the only hazards.

This NSW North Coast national park has a mix of secluded villages on a spectacular coastline with dozens of beachside camping opportunities.

Overshadowed by some of its neighbours, Dunsborough is nonetheless a picturesque spot

Follow this road to get amongst some of the best of Queensland’s tropical scenery.

Reflections Holiday Parks has recently launched a three-year partnership with Westpac Rescue Helicopter Service to emphasise the importance of safety around waterways in an effort to keep communities throughout Northern NSW safe

Skiing and snowboarding dominate the Snowy Mountains in winter — but there’s a whole lot more to this region than simply snow

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

This mid-north coast region is a popular holiday destination for a host of pristine beaches and a wide mix of National Parks

What's new for caravan owners

Dometic's new renewable and recycled material range

Blue Mountains open for visitors

Shark Bay’s jaw-dropping natural beauty needs to be experienced from all angles.

The Caravan Industry Association of Australia has launched a ‘Caravan & Camping Safety’ campaign this November, as they expect 800,000 registered RVs plan to hit the road this summer and take over 4 million trips

The Murray is Australia’s longest river. It brings life to its natural surroundings and prosperity to the communities that share its riparian domain.

In Part 4 of our feature on Gwydir Shire, we take you to Bingara — a town teeming with history, natural beauty and an abundance of things to explore

This little twin bunk offroader has had no expense spared in the pursuit of heavy-duty performance, off-grid capability and family liveability. Is it worth the money?

Sick of the same old views? Perhaps it’s time to pull up stumps for the tranquil beauty of the Gwydir Shire

Looking for an adventure that combines history with fun?

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.

In Part Two of his story on the Overlanders Way, Chris Whitelaw continues his adventure.

Gwydir has long flown under the radar as one of New South Wales’ most deserving attractions.

Wending 1550km throughout the upper half of Australia, the Overlanders Way provides a thoroughly unique look at Australia's rich cultural history.

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

The Loddon Valley is only a few hours’ drive north-west from Melbourne yet it’s not a region that appears on the radar all that often.

Come on a tour of Victoria’s Yarra Valley to see all the attractions you’ll need days to explore.

The Great Lakes in the Barrrington Coast region of NSW comes close to giving Aussies families everything they expect in a lakeside holiday.

Bremer Bay is not a place to accept at face value — ‘Look deeper’ is what the south-west hideaway's slogan should be. 

The Wanderer 18, from Billabong’s Matilda Series, fills a gap in the market and takes us back to the simple times of a caravan park lifestyle.

Following on from part one, we continue our tour of New England High Country following the route less travelled — from north to south.

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

Natural beauty, Aussie history and plenty to see and do make Albany the perfect WA destination

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.

Forward entry door caravans aren’t for everyone but in some layouts like this Nova Bravo they offer a definite space advantage.

Easily accessed while still being a beautiful, rugged destination, the Tasman Peninsula is perfect for forays off the beaten track

Most commonly explored northbound from Sydney, what happens if you flip the New England High Country on its head?

There’s gold - and silver and copper and diamonds - in them hills. Here we explore some of the country’s most coveted metals, minerals and mines.

These lonely beacons mark some of the most remote and rugged sections of Victoria's coastline.

Following the Macquarie River takes you from the pleasant rolling hills of the Great Dividing Range to the most famous outback town in the country.

Originally travelled to avoid shipping costs, the Wool Wagon Pathway became a major road in WA's Murchison-Gascoyne region.

With a name like Expedition, it’s no surprise this national park is full of adventure

The inaugural Way Down South music festival has been created especially for RV travellers, and promises a laid back vibe.

Take the road less travelled to Mutawintji National Park with a stopover in Wilcannia

With lofty views, volcanic lava terraces and energetic hikes, you'll be well rewarded by a detour to Mount Kaputar National Park

Even in the middle of winter, the subalpine experience of Barrington Tops National Park is one to remember.

Once Australia's premier hydropathic spas, recent upgrades have made the Hydro a luxury destination.

In Cowaramup you will be greeted with bursts of black, white and gold as you traverse the sites on offer.

Treat yourself like royalty and splurge a little on your next trip to Victoria with these top eight experiences. Go on, you know you want to...

Let’s take a leisurely scenic drive through the endless attractions of NSW’s New England High Country

Looking for a nature-based adventure? Make sure you add Walpole to your destination list

All around Australia, upcycling entrepreneurs are repurposing old vans. Could a reno be your next project?