What’s in a name? Since we began roaming Australia, validating and cataloguing campsites like no other provider, documenting our journey and writing stories that are relevant to our community and growing our purpose built online directory and store, we have learned quite a lot. One of the things we learned is that some of our […]
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This blog post is part 2 of a 3 part series which takes a closer look at the true costs and restrictions associated with Free or Freedom Camping. The articles are written by FRC Ambassador Keith Thompson who lives full time on the road. In the articles Keith looks to give us all a better […]
This article is for the information of anyone with a Suburban gas/electric hot water system, which the majority of caravans and motorhomes in Australia have. The SW6PA Model We have been advised by Coast to Coast RV, the importers of this system, that the Australian Gas Association (AGA) has recently suspended the gas licence for […]
In this article from Colin of the Caravan Council of Australia, he has a look at the issue of compliance and quality assurance when it comes to Caravan and RV manufacturers in Australia. The legal requirements for manufacturers of caravans and camper-trailers for ensuring full Compliance and high Quality, are exactly the same as those […]
This blog post is part 1 of a 3 part series which takes a closer look at the true costs and restrictions associated with Free or Freedom Camping. The articles are written by FRC Ambassador Keith Thompson who lives full time on the road. In the articles Keith looks to give us all a better […]
When you are hiking or camping it’s important to carry a portable AM/FM radio with you and listen for information and remain alert for any signs of smoke or fire. If a fire starts and it’s too late to leave, avoid seeking refuge near trees, scrub, long grass and leaves instead try to find shelter […]
In this article we introduce Kev and Cristina who hit the road in 2017 and have since founded Nomads Around Australia, a website dedicated to interviewing other nomads and giving them the opportunity to share their stories so we can all be inspired to see what is achievable and how easy it is to live […]
Boats, trailers and caravans could soon be effectively banned from being parked in Gold Coast streets under a radical plan to free up more kerbside parking for cars. It follows a flood of complaints from neighbours with claims the unpowered vehicles are basically being “stored” free of charge on public roads. Broadbeach councillor Paul Taylor, […]
