Be safe when you tow and consider these 5 safety tips. ELECTRONIC STABILITY CONTROL AL-KO-Electronic-Stability-Control AL-KO ESC has become the gold-standard safety feature for caravans, with about 50 per cent of new caravans rolling off production lines fitted with ESC as standard and most other manufacturers making it available as an option for around $1000.
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If you are new to the caravanning world or want to enhance your good form, here is a guide to caravanning etiquette. Caravan Park/National Park/Recreation Areas ∆ Follow the park rules. ∆ Say hello to your neighbours and consider others at all times. ∆ Don’t walk through anybody else’s site. ∆ Make sure your pet
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Whether you want to rough it or have a little comfort, there is a range of campsites to suit. For those who want to get back to basics there are hundreds of national parks and bush camps with excellent campgrounds that include powered and unpowered sites. There are also hundreds of Caravan and Holiday Parks
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Caravan and camping can be enjoyed all year round however there is no quicker way to ruin a camping trip than being cold, however if you are prepared it can be prevented. Winter is here, so here are a few tips to help you stay warm while experience the great outdoors. Stay active Select a
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How To Make Your Dream Road Trip A Reality Are you dreaming of a caravan or camping road trip holiday? Well now you can make it a reality by following these easy steps. Plan an Itinerary An itinerary is a plan of places and things to visit including what, where and when. After deciding on
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Here are our top 8 tips for you to follow for safe caravan or camper trailer braking. 1. KNOW YOUR WEIGHTS Aggregate Trailer Mass (ATM) of your caravan permitted by the manufacturer. This relates to the total travelling weight, including payload, such as water, gas, food and luggage and is usually stamped on a plate
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An overloaded vehicle carries huge risk not only in terms of fines and penalties, but can also damage your vehicle’s mechanical systems (such as breaks, suspensions, axles, tyres, etc). The easiest way to measure your vehicle weight accurately is by visiting your nearest licensed public weighbridge as they are used to determine the mass of
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Pack your own healthy snacks Keep moving Commit to at least one fresh and healthy meal a day Keep hydrated Take time to relax and recharge
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A caravan and camping holiday is a great time to take the kids fishing. Fishing requires concentration and commitment, not every child’s strong point so here’s a few tips to make It an enjoyable experience for all. Let them have their own gear Providing each child with their own fishing rod will allow them
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Consider these tips when driving in the outback, especially on dirt roads to make your trip more comfortable and safe. Plan the route Carry plenty of water (at least 5 litres of water per person per day) Carry adequate food and fuel supplies Advise someone of your route, destination and expected arrival time Don’t
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