Cruising Route 66
America’s iconic Route 66 isn’t just for backpackers and neon-snappers. The classic road trip is also flush with cultural and artistic finds, writes Marie Barbieri.
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Mount Taranaki: Big Screen, Mountain Dream
Inspired by a Tom Cruise flick, Jessica Palmer travels to New Zealand’s Mount Taranaki, on a journey enriched with glow worms, classic cars and Māori culture.
Celebrating 40 Years of CMCA
From humble beginnings forged in the back of a VW kombi at Tweed Heads, to an RV community spanning more than 60,000 members Australia-wide, this is the cmca origin story.
Boot Scootin' Along the Yorke Peninsula
Exploring the Yorke Peninsula’s famous ‘boot’, Catherine Best discovers a wild coastline of shipwrecks, historic ruins, salt lakes and some of South Australia’s best beaches.
Caravan Sway Control: Top Tips To Prevent the Dreaded Sway
When it comes to safety, caravan sway control should be at the top of your checklist. Here’s how to ensure you can avoid the dreaded sway on your next trip.
Skip the Hume: The Ultimate Scenic Road Trip from Melbourne to Sydney
The Hume Highway between Melbourne and Sydney is one of Australia’s busiest – and dullest – roads. So why not take the road less travelled and swap the main drag for scenic backroads peppered with silo art, heritage buildings and small-town nostalgia.
Waterfall Way Road Trip: Everything You Need to Know About NSW's Most Scenic Drive
On a winding journey along NSW's celebrated Waterfall Way, Tara Wells discovers thundering cascades, World Heritage-listed rainforests and the joy of slow travel en route to one of Australia's highest towns.
Explore Bright, Victoria: The Ultimate Guide to the Alpine High Country Town
The high country hamlet of Bright is famous for its autumnal blooms, but the riding, hiking and foodie scenes are a hit year round, writes Laura Waters.
Wonders of the Wheatbelt: Discover Western Australia’s Granite Way Scenic Drive
Western Australia’s wheatbelt is an ever-changing patchwork of green, gold and bare earth, stitched together with canola fields, towering silos and country towns where time moves slowly. Out here, granite giants rise from flat farmland, wildflowers edge the roads, and the skies feel endless.
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.
Rock Stars: 10 For Your Bucket List
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.
7 Top Clarence Valley Campgrounds
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.
Spotlight on Phillip Island
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.
Way Down South on Bruny Island
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.
Return to Straddie
Surfside campsites, brews with a view, and rich Quandamooka culture – North Stradbroke Island/Minjerribah proves that paradise is closer than you think.
Kangaroo Island Hop
Road-tripping around Kangaroo Island leads Marie Barbieri to historic treasures, gastronomic pleasures and lots of frisky wildlife.
6 Top Queensland Station Stays
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.
Spotlight on Warrnambool
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.
Tasmania, the Small Island with Big Adventure
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.
Red Dust and Legends
An iconic Australian road trip, the Red Centre Way serves up a tantalising taste of the outback on a week-long journey with teens.
Cape Crusade, to the Tip
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.
Journey Through The Heart of Queensland
With dinosaurs, racing chooks, stockman's trails anbd shearers' tales, the drive from Charleville to Conclurry is one epic outback adventure.
7 Secret WA Beaches
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.
Surf's Up
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.
Summer Is Eyre
Sea, sand, sea lions and lashings of seafood make for a sensational summer sojourn.
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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.
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.
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.
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.
On a winding journey along NSW's celebrated Waterfall Way, Tara Wells discovers thundering cascades, World Heritage-listed rainforests and the joy of slow travel en route to one of Australia's highest towns.
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.