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Choosing a tent can be bewildering, given the range of tents available to today’s camper.

Always up for trying new things, John Ford checked out the latest offerings from Off Track Wines.

Optitec has come to rescue your van from being damaged during moving.

Ever been doubtful about drinking water from a questionable-looking river or tank? This could be your solution

After testing it out during a month-long mapping sojourn through Tassie, Hema Maps’ Tim Moorton shares his thoughts on the new MAXTRAX Indeflate, which allows you to deflate or inflate two tyres at once.

Camper answers the all-important question: in which offroad situations should you engage low range?

UHF has changed over the years, but the principle remains the same: clear, successful communication when out in the bush. Camper’s Steve Cassano talks you through the D.I.Y. installation of a new GME unit and reports on the speccy new features.

The once basic awning peg has become an arms race all of its own. We compare the options to make life easier next time you’re stocking up.

Get the jump on other campers with Black Wolf’s Grasshopper, a tent blessed with a piece-of-cake set-up and camping-wise features.

We show you our top five tips on how to keep your camping experience safe, secure and worry free.

CGear is proudly an Australian owned company, and designs camping gear specifically to withstand Australian conditions

Camper Australia takes a range of myCOOLMAN 12V travel fridges on a trip across Australia

We've now got a simple modular solution that allows us to take up to four bikes wherever we want to go — including well off the beaten track

There's a convincing argument for handheld radios. They're mobile and not everyone owns, or can afford, a powerful mounted unit. GME’s TX677 handhelds proved their worth during REDARC Camper Trailer of the Year 2020.

Our verdict on the latest brake controller from REDARC, after 1000s of kilometres of testing on the Great Australian Bight.

MAXTRAX recovery devices have been around for a long while. Now, with replaceable teeth, the XTREME takes this technology to a whole new level.

The dFENCE ePOD collects all your safety essentials into one place, so you know where to turn in case of emergency. Why didn’t anyone think of this sooner?

Are driving gloves something from a bygone era, gone the way of the dodo?

Every traveller should be prepared for the worst when packing for their upcoming road trip.

We tested the DARCHE Eco Panorama 1400 RTT in the Victorian High Country, and it’s hard to find any faults with it.

Dometic has introduced its new compact camping tent range with sizes designed to fit into a back of passenger car.

NutWare Wheel Nut Indicators are a proactive bit of kit that warns you that something is wrong before it happens. They were easy to install, too.

Having the support of Engel at Camper Trailer of the Year made the long days — and longer nights — a whole lot more pleasant and achievable.

Read up on Camper’s guide to all the fiddly lil’ tools that make up a D.I.Y. enthusiast’s toolbox, so that you’re ready to tackle technical issues out in the bush.

Having the best camper body, most water capacity or best electronics around means nothing if you do not have reliable, soft riding suspension and a strong hitch to carry it all.

Discover the hotspots where Australia’s feathery flocks gather, with this handy guide to 55 locales.

Sprucing up your suspension has never been easier or more effective than a trip to OzTec.

Camping is super fun, and there are a lot of products out there designed to make it easier, more enjoyable and in some cases, safer.

All the gadgets in the world won’t make your journey better if your batteries aren’t charged up and ready to go.

Sometimes a little extra storage space is needed when hitting the road, and a roof rack is often the way to go.

A comfortable chair is one of the most important pieces of kit you can pack for any trip — how does the Forbes from OzTrail stack up?

Ensuring you have enough lighting when going offroad is essential. But, is it better to have spotlights, light bars or, even better, why not both?

The Furrion LIT bluetooth speaker can play the soundtrack of any camping adventure, thanks to its hardy construction, convenient portability and impressive quality of sound.

Ever feel like you’ve left something important at home? It was your cordless appliances. Camper runs you through a few pieces of handy cordless kit and the unique ways in which it can be applied to make camping a little bit easier.

350 lumens, multiple beam settings, and a rechargeable battery core make the Actik Core a shining light among darkness.

100 of the best things to do in the Kimberley, as told by an experienced guide — strueth!

A jump-starter that can be charged in 90 seconds off a flat battery? You bet.

Light up your camping nights with hands-free convenience! Discover versatile, water-resistant, and compact headlamps. Choose the best for your adventures.

For the weary traveller, a good night's sleep is essential. Swags are a great option. Let's look at the essentials to look for in a swag.

Aussie built Solid GPS tracker is simple to use for your caravan, car, motorcycle or another RV.

This simple device is an excellent addition to any adventurer's setup

Recovering a stuck 4WD is dangerous work, so having the right gear will reduce the risk factor massively and allow you to continue on your way.

GME XRS Connect and TX6160TP Handheld UHF CB radios are staying ahead of the game.

The easy-to-use Ampfibian Surge Protector can buffer voltage spikes of up to 1000 joules, keeping your camper’s electronics spick and span.

Rola’s Titan Tray proves itself to be a sturdy, adjustable option for transporting your gear and extending capacity.

Heading into the desert? Bring along these ten things for a smooth and fun-filled adventure.

Satellite navigation, UHF and a handy phone app take GME’s latest to a new level