From the snowy peaks of Kosciuszko to the ancient ridges of the East MacDonnell Ranges, Australia's high country delivers mountain escapes unlike anywhere else on earth. Here are five to put on your radar.
From Kangaroo Island's sea lions to Bruny Island's oyster farms, these five Australian islands are all accessible by vehicle ferry and perfect for your next caravan or motorhome escape.
Just two hours from Melbourne, 'Shepp' punches well above its weight - with world-class art, rich Indigenous history, farm-fresh food and endless outdoor fun.
Australia comes alive in autumn, and so does its festival calendar. From world-class food and wine to outback music trails, here are the autumn events worth planning your next RV adventure around.
Waterslides, lagoon-shaped pools, swim-up bars, cabanas and cuisine to rival any top notch restaurant can now all be found at holiday parks around the country as caravan parks evolve to meet the needs of a changing RV traveller. Here are six you need on your radar.
Binoculars at the ready. From rainforest lyrebirds in Queensland to pelican rookeries in the Coorong and Tasmanian endemics on Bruny Island, these RV accessible birding locations are some of the best places in Australia to go birdwatching.
On the western slopes of the New England Tablelands, where the Gwydir Highway meets the Macintyre River, lies the historic town of Inverell, near one of New South Wales’ biggest lakes.
Staged on the red-dirt plains of outback New South Wales, just 40 kilometres from Broken Hill, the Mundi Mundi Bash is a dream rally experience for RV travellers.
Visiting friends or family in the city but nowhere to park the rig? These six urban holiday parks put you close to the action in Melbourne, Sydney, Perth, Hobart, Cairns and the Gold Coast, with easy transport links and plenty on-site to keep everyone happy.
Australia does national parks on an epic scale. Here are six of the country’s most unforgettable national parks, all RV accessible, with camping or easy bases nearby so you can roll in, park up and get straight into the good stuff.
Travelling just isn’t the same without your dog along for the ride. From beach access and off-leash runs to on-site dog washes, these dog friendly holiday parks around Australia make it easy to plan a getaway with your best mate.
Boot-throwing, watermelon skiing, Elvis jumpsuits and an outback bash under big skies. These are the Australian festivals so good (and so delightfully odd) they’re worth building a whole trip around.
Australia is home to some of the world’s most unforgettable coastal road trips. From short scenic journeys to epic adventures, these six routes serve up ocean views, wildlife encounters, and the ultimate freedom of the open road.
Ready to hit the open road? Australia’s best adventures often start in towns that truly welcome RV travellers. Discover places where you’ll find easy parking, helpful amenities, and a warm local vibe, making every stop along your journey a breeze.
Looking for RV-friendly campsites on a budget? Discover five scenic spots across Australia where you can park your van for $5 or less.
Explore the must-sees and must-dos in Western Australia's beautiful coastal town of Esperance.
After a six-year closure, Gunlom Falls has finally reopened to the public, and the Kakadu icon is as captivating as ever, writes Catherine Best.
Vineyards, quirky animal encounters, adventure activities and a gorge right on the city fringe complete this multi-layered riverfront city.
Follow a WA wildflowers road trip from Collie to Orchid Valley. Camp, spot orchids, and enjoy scenic South West WA drives in this guide for travellers 50+.
Western Australia travel offers road trips, food and wine in Margaret River, rich First Nation's culture, coastal cruises and holiday parks from Esperance to Ningaloo for the perfect getaway.
South Australia's RV travel route takes you from Port Elliot to Kangaroo Island, with beaches, bakeries, ferries and wildlife.
Join a family's RV adventure chasing waterfalls across the Wet Tropics. Camp, swim, and explore nature from Townsville to Cape Tribulation.
Plan a relaxing getaway with this Dandenong gardens guide. Visit 7 unique gardens near Melbourne, perfect for autumn colour, botanic beauty and peaceful picnics for caravanners and travellers.
Plan your Bellarine travel road trip through Geelong, coastal towns, wineries, and historic attractions — perfect for RVers and weekend adventurers.
Our guide to RVing the Kimberley's iconic Gibb River Road, packed with stunning gorges, wild camping, and outback adventures.
Looking for a new RV? Not sure what style is right for you? Caravans and Motorhomes have their pros and cons – here’s the lowdown on each to help you decide.
Rethink your retirement nest egg because the Paradise Liberation Deluxe is worth the splurge, writes Catherine Best.
Forget sad servo sandwiches. These five easy road trip meals, are big on flavour, light on washing up, and built for quick supermarket stops.
Going off-grid with your RV means freedom, adventure, and self-sufficiency. Discover five of the best off grid RVs in Australia, built for remote travel, rugged conditions, and long stays away from civilisation.
Dreaming of doing the Big Lap? This lap-of-Australia road trip is equal parts planning and freedom. From mapping a seasonal route to budgeting, packing and staying well on the road, here are five practical tips to kick-start your Big Lap plans.
From finding a campsite to checking the forecast and tracking fuel prices, the best camping apps in Australia put expert and local knowledge right in your pocket.
The German-built Sunlight T68 Brings Euro Innovation to motorhoming and, while it's not yet available in Australia, local manufacturers should take note.
The Sunliner is a spacious couples' motorhome that won't break the bank! And what it lacks in external storage, it makes up for in internal roominess.
Supporting local has never looked this good. From hybrid camper trailers built for the outback to fully-equipped motorhomes, these Australian made RVs represent some of the best local buys on the market right now.
Australia is home to some of the world’s most unforgettable coastal road trips. From short scenic journeys to epic adventures, these six routes serve up ocean views, wildlife encounters, and the ultimate freedom of the open road.
Forget takeaway meals and packaged snacks, here are some helpful tips for boosting your nutrition on the road
The Australian Sand Sculpting Championships will return to Frankston from 28 March to 26 April, where Australian and international artists will create 18 giant sand sculptures on the waterfront for this year’s Enchanted Realm themed event.