“Those who contemplate the beauty of the earth find reserves of strength that will endure as long as life lasts. There is something infinitely healing in the repeated refrains of nature – the assurance that dawn comes after night, and spring after winter.” –Rachel Carson Growing up in a small town at the end of a…
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In a recent article on Western Australia’s ‘south-west edge’, we mentioned a pleasant drive from the town of Pemberton: the Karri Forest Explorer. Here, we cover more details, and if you decide to go, the Parks and Wildlife Service (DPaW) publishes a brochure and map […]
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In a remote, unassuming corner of coastline between Albany and Esperance lies a national park of international renown, Fitzgerald River National Park (FRNP). In 2017, it was deemed a UNESCO-protected biosphere as 15 per cent of Western Australia’s plant species are found in the park, with approximately […]
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In a recent article on Western Australia’s ‘south-west edge’, we mentioned a pleasant drive from the town of Pemberton: the Karri Forest Explorer. Here, we cover more details, and if you decide to go, the Parks and Wildlife Service (DPaW) publishes a brochure and map […]
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In a remote, unassuming corner of coastline between Albany and Esperance lies a national park of international renown, Fitzgerald River National Park (FRNP). In 2017, it was deemed a UNESCO-protected biosphere as 15 per cent of Western Australia’s plant species are found in the park, with approximately […]
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In a remote, unassuming corner of coastline between Albany and Esperance lies a national park of international renown, Fitzgerald River National Park (FRNP). In 2017, it was deemed a UNESCO-protected biosphere as 15 per cent of Western Australia’s plant species are found in the park, with approximately […]
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Hiring a motorhome is something more of us are doing. And whether you’re a solo traveller, a couple, or travelling with kids, we think it’s a brilliant way to see the country in comfort. Having now hired numerous motorhomes over the years, the research and […]
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The Dyrt’s 2022 Camping Report found that it is 3x harder to book a campground now than in pre-pandemic years. While over 8 million new…
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Hiring a motorhome is something more of us are doing. And whether you’re a solo traveller, a couple, or travelling with kids, we think it’s a brilliant way to see the country in comfort. Having now hired numerous motorhomes over the years, the research and […]
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“Oh yeah, that’s known as the worst road in Australia!” Not exactly what you want to hear when you’re about to tow a 21ft caravan down a particular road but, unfortunately for us, this is what we consistently heard from locals and fellow travellers regarding […]
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Go camping in Bar Harbor, Maine and enjoy the beautiful ocean views and great hiking trails in nearby Acadia National Park.
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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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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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