Starlink Systems Tested and Compared!
A couple of years ago, we purchased a Starlink mobile satellite internet system after months of frustration relying on a mobile broadband internet service. That decision changed our lives while living as full-time travellers....
Travel Guide: The Flinders Ranges
I’m always drawn to the Flinders Ranges. The landscapes are ancient and rugged, the camping is peaceful. It is also home to impressive geological formations and the oldest mountain ranges in the world, formed...
Newcomers’ Guide to Caravanning
Thinking of the caravanning lifestyle? It’s easy to get caught up in the excitement of buying your first caravan. The flashy sales pitches seem to push aside all sensible thought processes, sometimes leading to...
Review: Windsor Rapid 13
The Windsor Rapid has been one of Australia’s more familiar caravan models for about 20 years. Built by Windsor Caravans, which is owned by Apollo RV, the Rapid could be described as one of...
Help The Tango Caravans Victims!
A GoFundMe campaign has been launched in support of the victims of the Tango Caravans collapse.
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The fund was established when GoRV reader Dave Moody read our coverage of the issue, in particular the...
A Good News Story! Tango Victims Get Their Nova Caravan!
In the dark days following the collapse of Tango Caravans in July/August last year, Sylwia Logan and her husband, Marcus, had no way of knowing that things would work out. You see, it all...
Why A Dual-Zone Fridge Makes Sense
Way back, and I mean way back when I was a teenager out camping with my mates for the weekend, we relied on a trusty old Esky, or chillie bin, or ice box, whatever...
Midges and How to Avoid Them
Rolling down the back roads of a recent coastal trip in our 4x4 HiAce, around about 4pm, we start looking for yet another idyllic camping spot to pull up for the night. But as...
Review: Australis Overland XT 21ft
Australis Caravans has developed a new caravan in its Overland range. Known as the Overland XT Series, this 21ft van is the second in the manufacturer’s stable to be fitted with a slide-out. The...
Pilbara Touring Guide: Newman to Marble Bar
I’d already spent a solid three weeks travelling through the southern parts of the Pilbara and thought I’d seen it all until a last-minute detour through the northern parts.
I was camping on the fringes...
