The world renowned Barossa Valley wine region in South Australia has so much for travellers to experience, that a weekend is never going to be long enough. But with a plan, you can get a tempting taste of the wines, brews, gins and exquisite food all produced locally.
If you’re looking for a simple caravan holiday where you can relax and make your own entertainment, then take a 90 kilometre drive south of Adelaide and you can have just that at Second Valley. The Second Valley Caravan Park is part of the Family Park’s group and although it’s small it has all the… Read More Simply Peaceful – Second Valley
I’ve noticed recently a concerning trend in a few caravan parks in South Australia, and that is the heavy investment in cabins over caravan spaces. In a few caravan parks, spaces that were once prime caravan sites have been sacrificed for permanent onsite cabins which is really disappointing to current caravan owners, and the hundreds… Read More Caravans vs Cabins
The persistent huge rain events on the east coast and eastern inland areas of Australia are making the news every day, and with rainfall now filling rivers and making its way down the river systems, there are many nervous communities. This is especially true in areas where rivers meet up and become one, namely the… Read More Murray River Levels South Australia
This is a topic that came up when we caught up with friends and swapped stories about our travels this year. We found quite a few things in common when it came to what we found annoying as we’ve been caravanning. You know, the little things that make you wonder why people have even chosen… Read More Pet Peeves When Caravanning
The last stop on our Eyre Peninsula journey for 2022 was Whyalla. Years ago this was a town that we would just pass through on our way to somewhere else, mainly because it was only known as an industrial city, built on the steelworks that still dominates the town. For many years it didn’t have… Read More Whyalla 2022
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