Written by ANTHONY KILNER The Body Work   Fibre-reinforced polymer (FRP) panels are specifically manufactured for the Ranger in full-piece sections and glued and screwed together, creating a solid and weatherproof body. The thermal insulation is so well done it can hold the warmth in winter and keep it cool in summer, which is perfect for our Aussie conditions. The floor is 50mm thick, while the walls are 38mm and the roof 32mm thick. According to the factory information on the website, this system is impervious to moisture, mildew, fungus and bacterial growth. FRP is up to 70 per cen ..read more

John Hughes — 28 August 2023   This company really does build vans with flair and the Eco Mate does it in spades with an elevating bed and plenty of other innovative touches. Royal Flair has been a mainstay of the Australian caravan manufacturing industry since 1975. While it builds with proven, traditional manufacturing techniques, Royal Flair has a long track record of innovation. Royal Flair builds the very unique Piazza Sky-Deck featuring a front veranda for outdoor entertaining or keeping small children or pets from straying. The system folds out over the A-frame creating a ro ..read more

A Deep Dive into Australia’s Premier Teardrop Camper   The Hero Ranger is a masterpiece that transcends conventional designs of outdoor exploration vehicles. Each aspect is meticulously crafted, epitomizing a blend of elegance, durability, and functionality. Innovation is woven into the fabric of the Hero Ranger. Engineered with precision and a keen attention to detail, it stands as a hallmark of quality and performance. The ergonomic design ensures not only comfort but an immersive experience that harmoniously connects travelers with their surroundings. Every feature of the Hero Ranger i ..read more

Unleashing Elegance in the Wild: Discover the 5 Defining Features of the Hero Camper Ranger     When Australia’s rugged landscapes calls, the Hero Camper Ranger answers in a harmonious blend of resilience, luxury, and innovation. Every aspect, every curve, and every feature is a testament to a travel companion designed to transform journeys into sagas of elegance and untethered exploration. Here are five attributes that distinctly set it apart.   1. Architectural Resilience and Innovative Integration:     The Hero Camper Ranger stands as a marvel of sophisticated eng ..read more

Embarking on a caravanning adventure through the breathtaking landscapes of Australia is an experience that combines the joys of freedom, exploration, and the unique opportunity to enjoy classic Aussie cuisine amidst nature. “Bush Cooking for Caravanners” is curated to bring you a delightful selection of traditional Australian recipes that are not only deeply rooted in the country’s culinary culture but are also convenient and enjoyable to prepare and savour while you’re on the road. Here are some classic recipes that every caravanner should have up their sleeve, ensuring a delicious journey t ..read more

A Caravanner’s Guide to One of Australia’s Most Scenic Routes   The Great Ocean Road is not just a pathway but a journey into Australia’s heart. Stretching 243 kilometres along the tempestuous southern coast, this iconic route is a tapestry of Australia’s most unbridled beauty. From the chorus of crashing waves to the silent serenades of ancient forests, every turn invites wonder. As the sea salt fills the air and eucalyptus whispers tales of old, you’re not merely driving; you’re experiencing the very soul of the continent. Join us as we delve into 10 stops that embody the spirit and spl ..read more

Australia, a vast continent of diverse landscapes, from the rugged outback to the serene coastal stretches, has always beckoned adventurers to traverse its terrains. For many, the quintessential Australian road trip experience is encapsulated in the caravan journey – the freedom to explore uncharted territories, the intimacy of camping beneath the vast southern sky, and the thrill of the open road. But a caravan adventure isn’t just about selecting the right caravan; it’s equally about choosing the right vehicle to tow it. It’s the harmonious marriage of power, performance, and endurance that ..read more

Australia, with its myriad landscapes, promises a caravan experience unlike any other. While iconic spots have their allure, the continent’s true magic lies in its lesser-known destinations. Allow us to escort you on a journey through ten underrated caravan havens that should top any traveler’s Australian itinerary: 1 – Kangeroo Valley, New South Wales:   Unique Qualities: A stunning confluence of the Southern Highlands and the South Coast, Kangaroo Valley is a scenic revelation. Here, the Hampden Bridge, Australia’s last surviving wooden suspension bridge, stands as a testament to histo ..read more

Ah, the rugged Australian outback—a vast, mysterious, and truly iconic expanse. For those who enjoy solitude, untouched nature, and awe-inspiring sunsets, finding a hidden gem in the heart of the outback can be a transformative experience. Some of these sites might require a little extra effort, such as a reliable 4×4, but the rewards are immeasurable. Here’s a roundup of ten of the best outback campsites that remain lesser-known but are absolute must-visits. 1. Palm Valley, Finke Gorge National Park, Northern Territory   Terrain: Palm Valley is a challenge even for seasoned 4×4 drivers ..read more

10 Best Caravan Campsites in South Australia South Australia is a treasure trove of stunning landscapes, from its rugged coastlines to serene wine valleys. For caravan enthusiasts, this state offers an array of unique experiences. Here’s a deep dive into the ten best campsites you should consider: 1. Port Elliot Holiday Park Location: Fleurieu Peninsula Highlights: Sitting on the oceanfront with direct access to Horseshoe Bay, this park boasts facilities like tennis courts and a children’s playground. Explore the boutique shops and local eateries in the nearby town of Port Elliot. Brownhill C ..read more