The Rapid Spread of Coronavirus It is no secret that the Coronavirus is highly infectious. The rate at which the virus has spread around the world and infected populations have taken nearly everyone by surprise. The most as risk are of the course, the older generation, or those with pre-existing health issues. If you are […]
No Permit, No Pass In an attempt to curb the hundreds of travellers still crossing into the Queensland border, despite the Government’s recommendations to not enter, State Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk announced tighter restrictions. Effective from Friday, 3rd of April, anyone who does not have a state government permit, indicating a legitimate reason for crossing the […]
Limits Imposed to Discourage Alcohol Hoarding First the Australian Government shuts the pubs and clubs to inhibit the spread of the Coronavirus, Covid-19. This move has now moved people into purchasing large quantities of take-away alcohol. Hot on the heals of the limits imposed on grocery items, as well as toilet paper, the states have […]
The Truck Driver, Following His Passion Well, they say you shouldn’t judge a book by its cover, especially with Dennis Luke, aka the Aussie Driving Weatherman. Dennis, for most of his working life has been a professional driver, mostly trucks of all shapes and sizes, over most of the Country and at all hours. He […]
Some States Shutdown Caravan Parks & Campgrounds The last 24 hours has brought much confusion to Caravan Park operators, guest and the RV travelling community. Following the National Cabinet meeting, 24th March, the Prime Minister gave discretion to the respective states to determine whether they will close Caravan Parks and campgrounds. In the last few […]
Federal Government Covid-19 Requirements The Prime Minister and Chief Medical Officer of Australia announced on February 18 made some announcements that will have some far-reaching ramifications to the Australia Caravanning and Camping Industry. Those announcements in particular are: Update: 30/03/2020 Banning of non-essential gathering of 2 or more people indoors or outdoors (excluding family members). […]
Mass Exodus from Southern States Contacts in New South Wales have advised FRC, that an unprecedented amount of Caravans and Motorhomes are heading north to Queensland in an effort to beat the midnight deadline on Wednesday, when the borders will shut for all non-essential travel. Reports have shown that caravans and RVs at the usual […]
Rain Beach, Inskip Point Camping & Caravan Parks We recently spent a week camping at Inskip Point and while we were there, had a great time exploring the Rainbow Beach village. For a small place, it is jam-packed with a great range of shops and services, and there are loads of things to do […]
Help Outs in the Full Range Camping Directory For quite a while now, we have partnered with Outback Links in helping them with their listings inside our directory. Their program, connects volunteers with people in the remote parts of Australia doing it tough, to provide help where it is needed. From help on the farm, […]
Free Camping at Lake Colac, VIC Just out of Colac and right on the lake is a great little FREE CAMP. It is basically a long strip of campsites that run along the shores of the lake. There are some shady spots and great access for rigs of all shapes and sizes. It is a […]
