Michael D’Argent is a photographer and videographer who is travelling Australia in a van conversion with his friends. But travelling up north, or in outback South Australia, presented a major issue: the lack of airflow. “Being in a van when it’s stinking hot and you’re […]
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Caravanning and camping are not what they used to be. In the old days, it was all about getting away from the complications of normal life. It was a pretty basic affair. Nowadays, we have to take our technology and modern conveniences with us in […]
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I remember the day we picked up our first caravan. In fact, the day is burned into my memory. It began with much anticipation of driving to the dealership and seeing our new caravan for the first time before towing it home. The handover is […]
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Your new caravan costs tens of thousands of dollars – and sometimes even more. Ultimately, why wouldn’t you do everything you could to protect it? That’s the way I look at products such as Vantec. I have been aware of Vantec, which is essentially a protective […]
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The past few years have seen a seismic change in how many of us work. In fact, according to a recent study, nearly half of all Americans now have the opportunity to work remotely at least part of the time. Most of those individuals work from home, although an increasing number are taking advantage of…
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Whether you’re an experienced solo traveler or a family that’s new to the RV lifestyle, the 2023 Bay Star is ready for your adventure.
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Great Smoky Mountains National Park is the most visited national park in the US, with more than 14 million people passing through its boundaries each year. Despite that distinction, the National Park Service doesn’t charge an entry fee, as there are numerous roads and highways that pass through the sprawling wilderness. But starting in 2023,…
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If you made a list of cars that are least likely to be turned into overlanding vehicles, there is a pretty good chance the Smart Car would rank near the top. At times, these tiny machines seem barely roadworthy, let alone capable of surviving on rugged roads and remote trails. But one industrious individual decided…
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Composite construction is arguably going to be the future of caravan manufacturing. In fact, fibreglass sandwich panels are expected to become the norm within the next five years. Why? Well, they’re lighter, stronger, provide excellent water resistance and better insulation, to name a few benefits. […]
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There are plenty of reasons to consider an alarm system for your caravan. After all, your house probably has an alarm, so why not your house on wheels? A new Australian-made product has hit the market. The RVsecure alarm system is a comprehensive package utilising […]
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Let’s face it, travel can be incredibly fun and exciting, but it can also be hard on the digestive system. The stress of maintaining a busy schedule and organizing all of the trip’s details is enough to put a knot in anyone’s stomach. Add in unusual foods and drinks, not to mention spending hours in…
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One of my pet hates is fiddling with D-shackles every time I need to hitch or unhitch my caravan. I often find D-shackles difficult, partly because I’m always in a rush to set-up and go fishing, or I’m in a hurry to leave the caravan […]
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Truma North America has announced that it is sponsoring the 25th annual EnviroFest to be held in Elkhart, IN, on Saturday, August 20. The event, hosted each year by the Elkhart Environmental Center, is the largest environmental festival in that region. That part of the state is home to a number of RV manufacturers, OEM…
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During the post-World War II era of the 1950s and 60s, America’s national parks saw a dramatic spike in visitors. At the time, hiking, backpacking, and camping were all the rage, and an increasing number of people were flocking to these iconic destinations. This tremendous growth in popularity was good for the health and wellbeing…
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Whether you enjoy short hikes on easy trails or more challenging treks in the mountains, having the right backpack can make all the difference in how much you enjoy the experience. A good daypack is not only lightweight and comfortable to wear but has enough space to carry all of your essential gear for a…
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Reversing a caravan safely and accurately is an art as much as it is a learned skill. After years of caravanning, I like to think I can thread almost any needle when backing up. But, in truth, there have still been times when I’ve messed […]
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Since it first opened in October of 1971, Disney World has always been a magical destination. The Florida theme park is home to a dazzling array of thrill rides, shows, parades, and other attractions designed to entertain and enthrall kids of all ages. Unsurprisingly, this has made it one of the most popular vacation spots…
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If you’re a fan of stealthy custom conversion campers, you’ll want to check out the latest project from Epic Skoolies. The Spokane, Washington-based company has earned a reputation for creating unique and fun renovation projects that turn vans, school buses, and other vehicles into luxury motorhomes. But in this case, the goal was to take…
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