We love this wine region in South Australia on the Fleurieu Peninsula, which somehow seems to fly under a lot of radars, staying unspoiled and uncrowded and yet it’s less than an hour from Adelaide. It is full of small friendly cellar doors and has a great community which produces world class wines and food.… Read More 72 Hours in Langhorne Creek wine region
Next time you’re caravanning through north west Victoria, factor in a stay at Murray Sunset National Park and in particular the Lake Crosbie campground, which is easily accessible for all types of caravans. The turn off to the National Park is from the Sturt Highway near the locality of LInga, between Ouyen and the SA… Read More Stay at Murray Sunset National Park
Yorke Peninsula is a popular spot for South Australian caravan and campers to visit for holidays and it’s becoming more and more popular with interstate visitors too with great fishing, pristine waters and white sandy beaches. As well as beachside caravan parks, there are 19 bush camping campgrounds where you can stay off grid in… Read More Yorke Peninsula Bush Camping Bookings
I’ve walked along the rocky creek bed, picking my way carefully so as not to do an ankle, in parts having to climb over boulders, all the while wondering was this a good idea? But not being one to give up easily, I continue on to my destination, sure that it will be worth the… Read More Big Adventures at Mt Little Station
I’m thrilled to have added another publication to the list of media I’ve contributed stories to. The magazine that features my latest story is The Wanderer, the magazine of the CMCA (Caravan and Motorhome Club of Australia).
In a recent newspaper and social media poll, the Point Turton Caravan Park on Yorke Peninsula, was named South Australia’s favourite, for the second year in a row. It’s not hard to see why with location, location, location being the first thing that comes to mind.
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