Inside Word: Rhinomax Campers
Camper caught-up with RhinoMax Director, Andy Dean, to discover more about their eye-catching, super-capable and well-appointed stable of top-spec hybrid campers.
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10 Essentials to Pack
Heading into the desert? Bring along these ten things for a smooth and fun-filled adventure.
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Minimalist Camping
Camping minimalism or Zen camping, we take a look at whether paring back the inventory is as fulfilling as having the comforts of a camper at your disposal.
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The Opal Sea
Camper's resident offroad-loving geologist takes a closer look at Australia's magnificent interior lands.
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Opening the Desert Up for All
If you want to really get away from it all, get to know the great desert routes that delineate Australia.
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Inside Word: Zone RV
Camper catches up with Zone director, Matt Johns, to talk about the brand’s distinctive style and learn more about their ambitious expedition-focussed vision.
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Cub Campers, 50 Years Strong
After 50 years in the business, Cub continue to grow, with new management, marketing and manufacturing propelling them towards 1,000 campers a year.
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Pushing the Boundaries
From a background of insular village living to a lifestyle of roaming Australia in pursuit of experience, Kath recounts how she defied the odds.
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Our Deadly Deserts
Our bone-dry deserts can be brutal, indifferent deathtraps. Travellers need to take them very, very seriously.
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Inside Word: Lifestyle Campers
Camper spends An afternoon with John Swinglehurst, Managing Director of Lifestyle Campers.
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Taking Camping Culture to the World
Camper trailers burst into new international markets, as BRS forge their way into the US and Patriot test European and Asian waters.
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Family Adventure, Part 2: Great Australian Bight
The Burden family take on the Great Australian Bight, tackle the treeless plains and conquer the mountainous Bilbunya sand dunes.
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The Best Museums for Aussie Travellers
Australia’s past is full of stories that, in our day to day living, we forget ever happened. The Moons introduce a few museums in which these former times are still vividly alive.
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To Travel Fast or Slow?
We’re all tempted to head north as it cools off. But what approach will you take? Will you race to your destination or explore along the way?
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What's in a Name?
What qualifies someone as a ‘good bloke’? Can a woman be a 'good bloke'?
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Tall Tales: Australia's Convict Slaves
There’s no way Britain sent convicts to Australia to reduce overpopulation. A darker, more sinister motivation lies behind the historical move.
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Survival Guide: The Family Road Trip
Are you prepping the camper for a big family road trip with relatives on board? Whether it’s the in-laws, grandkids or single siblings joining your adventure, here’s a few tips to help you all survive the drive.
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Bad Camping Behaviour
Scott rips into the one per cent of campers who ruin the experience for the majority by blindly pursuing their own self-interest
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Live on the Road in 2019
If you dream of tackling a big Aussie adventure in 2019, your escape is just 10 steps away.
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Ancient Australia
We take a look at Australia’s long-term geological trajectory, from a partly submerged continent, to one big snowball, to the mineral-rich continent of today.
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Dumping Dilemmas
While the self-sufficiency of owning a portable toilet might be appealing, the go-anywhere dunny can have a dark side too.
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Six Best Things About Beach Camping
Camper drills down on what’s so great about camping on the beach.
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Family Adventure, Part 1: The Googs Track
Follow the Burdens on an unforgettable adventure from the pristine white sands of the Eyre Peninsula to the deep red dunes of the Googs Track.
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Top 10 Places to Sleep on the Beach
Step out of your camper and onto the sand with these spectacular sites from around the country.
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Drawing a Line in the Dirt
David Cook discusses the significance of the prophetic Goyder’s Line, which separates productive and barren land in South Australia.
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Stop Trying So Hard in the Kitchen
You can throw away the chef’s hat. When you’re camping, eating something simple, as a family, is much more important than gourmet dining
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The History of Navigation
Navigating from A to B: once a challenge requiring human ingenuity, now something we can achieve by pressing a few buttons. Ron and Viv Moon explore how mapping has changed over the years.
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Finding a Travel Rhythm
It can take some time to find a travel rhythm, but once you’re in it you’ll enjoy destinations more than ever, as Kath Heiman discusses
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Australia’s Volcanoes
Who knew that Australia had its own share of volcanic activity? Cooky takes a look at the magma madness going on below us at every moment.
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Exercising On The Road
Exercising On The Road
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Beach Camping Tips
Beach Camping Tips
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Local versus Imported Camper Trailers
Local versus Imported Campers
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