Tagged: caravan touring
7 articles we've published with this tag.
- Jumper leads, tow ropes and snatch straps: what's actually in date in your kitHalf the recovery gear in most tourers' tubs is either the wrong tool or past its use-by. Here's what Denise and I actually check before every lap.By Trev Sanders
- The Victorian High Country in a caravan: what you can and can't tow up thereNot every High Country road is caravan country. Dusty breaks down which Victorian high-country routes suit a van, which need a camper, and which need a tow truck.By Dan "Dusty" Whitlock
- Bush toilets and grey water: the free camp habits that keep sites openHow you handle toilet waste and grey water at free camps decides whether the site stays open. Here's what actually works, and what gets camps shut.By Dan "Dusty" Whitlock
- The Eyre Highway west of Ceduna: a lap of the Far West Coast worth the fuelA slow lap of SA's Far West Coast from Ceduna to the WA border, with the campsites and detours worth pulling off the Eyre Highway for.By Marto Kelleher
- Finding free camps without an app: the methods that still workApps have made free camp hunting lazy and crowded. Here's how I actually find quiet, legal sites using maps, radios and old-fashioned local knowledge.By Marto Kelleher
- The 24-hour rule: free camp etiquette that actually gets you invited backFree camp etiquette isn't written on a sign. Here's the unwritten code that keeps sites open and campers civil, from a bloke who's fixed the aftermath.By Dan "Dusty" Whitlock
- The Eyre Peninsula loop: a lap worth doing before Streaky Bay gets discoveredA practical Eyre Peninsula caravan loop from Port Augusta to Ceduna and back, with real distances, servo tips and the towns worth two nights, not one.By Trev Sanders
