Going solo - tips from RV travellers blazing their own trail
The benefits of heading off on your own are many and varied. The cons? There aren’t any. Here’s how to make the most of your solo RV travel.
The benefits of heading off on your own are many and varied. The cons? There aren’t any. Here’s how to make the most of your solo RV travel.
With dazzling beaches, World Heritage-listed rainforest and Australia’s largest east coast river system, the Clarence is a haven for every kind of RV traveller.
Australia is best known for its staggering coastlines, vast outback and desert – but it’s also home to some remarkable rock formations. Here are 10 of the best rock sites you can enjoy beyond Uluru.
An island off an island, Bruny is one of Australia’s southernmost isles - a wild landscape of ocean-battered sea cliffs, gourmet produce and curious wildlife that tempts exploration.
Phillip Island/Millowl is the kind of easy escape that packs a lot in: seal-spotting cruises at Seal Rocks, cliff walks at Cape Woolamai, boardwalks with big ocean views, paddling adventures, koala encounters — and, of course, the nightly penguin parade. Here’s how to make the most of 90 minutes south-east of Melbourne.
Surfside campsites, brews with a view, and rich Quandamooka culture – North Stradbroke Island/Minjerribah proves that paradise is closer than you think.
Road-tripping around Kangaroo Island leads Marie Barbieri to historic treasures, gastronomic pleasures and lots of frisky wildlife.
Set along the iconic Great Ocean Road, Warrnambool is a vibrant seaside town where rich maritime history meets laid-back coastal living. From whale watching and dramatic ocean scenery to heritage streetscapes, cultural attractions and great food, Warrnambool offers something for every traveller.
Queensland station stays offer travellers a chance to slow down, spread out, and experience the outback at its most authentic. From working cattle stations to historic homesteads, these unique stays combine warm country hospitality with vast landscapes, star-filled skies and a genuine connection to the land.
The Old Telegraph Track might chew your RV up and spit it out, but with the right gear, a journey to ‘the Tip’ is a rewarding adventure. Just leave the caravan behind, writes Jennifer Ennion.
An iconic Australian road trip, the Red Centre Way serves up a tantalising taste of the outback on a week-long journey with teens.
A 'big lap' is on almost every RVer's bucket list, but 2026 is the year to tackle Tasmania on this picturesque loop from wilderness to wine country.
With dinosaurs, racing chooks, stockman's trails anbd shearers' tales, the drive from Charleville to Conclurry is one epic outback adventure.
Step aside Queensland, many of Australia’s best beaches are in Western Australia. We’ve all heard of Cottesloe and Cable Beach, but here are seven sizzling beaches that may not be on your radar.
The tiny NSW village of Crescent Head has been drawing surfers for generations, but you don’t need to be a board rider to enjoy this remarkable coastline, writes Jennifer Ennion.
Sea, sand, sea lions and lashings of seafood make for a sensational summer sojourn.
Just 90 minutes from Darwin, Litchfield National Park is a Wondrous wilderness of waterfalls, swimming holes, and sandstone escarpments wrapped in monsoon forest, and there's now even more to explore writes Catherine Best.
This tropical Western Australian town at the gateway to the Kimberley is a riot of colour-saturated contrasts – where turquoise waters meet red pindan dunes, and cobalt skies give way to fiery sunsets.
The Mornington Peninsula is on Melbourne's doorstep - yet with Dolphins, vineyards, a hillside gondola and a motorhome-accessible drive in, it's a long way from the big smoke.
Two hours from Sydney, the Hunter Valley Wine Region reveals a different side in the shoulder season - quieter roads, playful cellar doors, and adventures that unfold on their own.
Explore Mannum - Birthplace of the Murray River Paddle Steamer - and discover a historic region of the sandstone cliffs, waterfalls and even a bird sanctuary.
Watching turtles hatch at Mon Repos is a full sensory experience, discovers Jessica Palmer.
From the garden city of Christchurch to the adventure capital of Queenstown, this south island road trip is peppered with alpine vistas, lakes and long soaks.
Swapping coastlines for cool-country climates, this young family hits the road from the Tweed to Toowoomba - chasing slow mornings, campfire chats and a taste of RV life.
As a seasoned road tripper, you've no doubt covered many of the main highways … so why not go a bit more remote? Here are some road trips that will get you well and truly off-grid.
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.
Looking for a compact motorhome but still want two double beds and a lounge? The Maui Cascade could be for you, writes Malcolm Street.
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.
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.
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.
Forget sad servo sandwiches. These five easy road trip meals, are big on flavour, light on washing up, and built for quick supermarket stops.
Forget takeaway meals and packaged snacks, here are some helpful tips for boosting your nutrition on the road
The Avan Applause 500 is a compact, easy-to-drive motorhome ideal for couples and solo travellers. With a fixed bed, bathroom, and great driving features, it's perfect for weekend getaways.
Sweet in-season pumpkin and salty halloumi pair nicely with tangy pesto for these simple veggie-packed pizzas for two.
Essential RV travel books for Australian road trips, with guides, recipes, and scenic adventures for RVers.