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Combining romantic outback musings with practical planning to safely enjoy one of the greatest experiences – life in outback Australia.

Should a manufacturer/importer understand and comply with safety constraints required to build a recreational vehicle product?

Packed up, loaded the caravan and hit the road for a year long adventure around Australia with friends and family!

Most Australians are blissfully unaware of the significant economic impact that the caravan industry makes to our economy.

There are a lot of advantages to smaller vans if you are prepared to embrace a more minimalist approach to travel.

If you want to live simply, tow efficiently, and get into a brand new van for under $60K, you should keep reading

Glorious solitude and plenty of pre- and post-settlement history are the rewards for getting here.

Being equipped with batteries and solar panels means staying off the grid is feasible but for how long?

Under the current Motor Vehicle Standards Act (1989), all that is required for anyone importing or manufacturing a low ATM trailer (including caravans and campers) is a self-declaration tick box to say that the trailer complies with federal compliance standards.

Understanding towing weights is confusing, and a 3500kg maximum tow rating specified is often misleading. Here’s a short guide.

Whether you’re organising a weekend away, a multi-week trip up the coast or your own Big Lap, packing requirements will invariably differ. One thing that won’t change is the fact that it always pays to plan ahead.

Whether you’re doing ‘The Big Lap’ or heading out for a long weekend, there are ways to lessen the impact of your trip

Feel good, save money, and make a difference with a list of greenie commandments to reduce emissions and environmental damage when caravanning

Sticking to the bitumen doesn't need to be a compromise. These blacktop adventures will take you around the country without shaking your chassis.

We’ve all had a moment to pause and reflect; why not make the most of it, and travel sustainably when you next hit the road?

Environmentally friendly travel is more important than ever. Here are some tips for being greener when on the road.

Packing for the 'Big Lap' can be intimidating, so here are some tips

Sharing a trip with kids can be one of life's great pleasures, if you give it some thought

Queensland's Gregory River is a slice of waterfront that captivates travellers en route to Boodjamulla National Park

Cape Hillsborough's secluded beaches and rainforests offer a welcome respite from the hustle and bustle of busy Mackay

From being bushfire-ready to staying cool at camp, don't leave home without reading this guide

Australia's diverse landscape is just as fascinating underground as it is on terra firma

Escape the summer heat and head to one of these rejuvenating mountain retreats

Aside from vying with Uluru for the ‘biggest rock in the world’ title, Mount Augustus is a natural wonder with many attractions other than its girth

O'Brien's Creek topaz is so easy to find, even the bower birds fill their nests with it, so the locals say

Much more than just country music, the Tamworth region is a gem to explore, especially for camping and caravanning enthusiasts

Turn your kids into adventure-loving explorers with these nine impressive places across Australia's heartland

Leaving behind the 9 to 5 grind and embracing an off-the-grid nomadic lifestyle may be easier than you think

Offroad Caravanning 101

Caravanning made easy: Expert tips Part 2

5 caravanning mistakes to avoid

Caravanning made easy: Expert tips Part 1

Camping Holidays On The Rise In NSW

outstanding award for QLD caravan chief

Free caravan safety checks in Queensland

We hit the dirt to test the Bailey Rangefinders’ abilities on one of Australia’s great outback touring and caravanning roads.

It seems old is new again, as CW field editor Malcolm Street discovered at the popular Brisbane Caravan Show.

Join Tony Allsop as he reminisces on his RV lifestyle.

Supporting drought stricken towns could be as simple as spending the night, says Tony Allsop.

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

Two years of touring around Australia as a family with three kids in tow turned out not only to be the beginning of an exciting new life but also brought us closer together. So what are you waiting for?

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.

Do you feel like you struggle adapting to the bush? Or the idea of traveling in a caravan in general? Then this could be a useful read for you!

Caravanning can be expensive, so read Caravan World's top tips for working while you travel. Earn money on the road and stick to a budget.

Traveller top tips after a long trips on the road

Secrets to Successful family Vanning

Adelaide show snaps

Photo essay: Caravanning in the 1930s

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