It’s not too much of an exaggeration to suggest that when New Age appeared on the local caravan scene eleven years ago, they revolutionised the market. Their very modern apartment styling was in stark contrast to the homely timber finish the rest of the industry offered and it wasn’t long before the look was cloned […]
Flocking to the Rocks
The noise was almost deafening as hundreds of green lorikeets came screeching in to roost in the tall pine trees in the Caravan Park. We were enjoying a tranquil happy hour on dusk in the Horseshoe Bay Holiday Park at South West Rocks on the mid north coast of New South Wales when we are […]
Down and Dusty on the Red Centre Way
When it comes to breaking new ground through Australia’s Red Centre, this is the route that continues to rumble loud: a week-long adventure from Alice to Uluru, the long way. Marketed as the Red Centre Way, this scenic journey is definitely the more interesting way to reach Uluru, rumbling off the bitumen at the end […]
Go Wild in Tassie’s South-West
Exploring the edge of the world in Tasmania There’s something life-affirming about being at the end of the line, especially in Tassie where the end of the road almost means the end of the world. It’s a thrill that is often hard to find in this digital age. But when you can be at the […]
Kalbarri National Park
The picturesque seaside town of Kalbarri sits at the mouth of the Murchison River, 590km north of Perth. It lends its name to a national park that surrounds the town on the east and south – 186,000 hectares of dramatic inland gorges and magnificent coastal scenery that comprise an adventure playground for thousands of tourists […]
