Like most Australians, many of our holidays are spent by the coast and we’re spoilt for choice when it comes to beautiful beaches and spectacular coastline in Australia. Whether you spend time in the water or simply taking a stroll along the beach it sadly doesn’t take long to find some rubbish.
For those contemplating free camping it can seem a little daunting, but with a bit of preparation you may find it will be your favourite (and cheapest) way to experience a caravan holiday in Australia. The phrase free camping can cover a few different options from roadside stops on highways, to more remote off the… Read More 9 Top Tips for Free Camping
Nestled unobtrusively amongst a stand of gum trees in Langhorne Creek with views of the family vineyard is the surprisingly spacious, shipping container cellar door of Kimbolton Wines. The wines have been produced by the Kimbolton label since 1998 and today the 5th generation of wine makers are adding a modern stamp to the brand,… Read More Kimbolton – Sipping in Shipping Containers
It’s spring time and the weather is warming up, holidays are beckoning and caravanners and campers are planning their next outing. When planning a long road trip it can be good to mix up your accommodation options between caravan parks, national parks, stations and free camps and all appeal for different reasons. With a caravan… Read More Best Free Camps SA & NT
Now more than ever, finding the fun every day is a great way to relieve the worry, gloom and doom that we can’t escape sometimes. Taking a slow holiday, like caravanning is an easy way to be in the present and take in the little things around you, making you grateful for where you live… Read More Finding the Fun Everyday
ABC News Australia has a story today on the town of Fowlers Bay on the far west coast of South Australia, which is slowly being engulfed by the sand dunes on its doorstep. We were there not long ago and you could see how these magnificent huge dunes are encroaching. To see the full ABC… Read More The SA Town being Engulfed by Sand Dunes
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