Tips & Tools

How To Tackle A Water Crossing Here are some vital tips to help you cross safely. Know your vehicle Before you head off on your adventure know the wading depth of your 4X4 and where your electrics are mounted and location of your air intake. Cool your engine Hot engines and cold water are a […]

Although lying in a tent and listening to the gentle pitter patter of rain can be relaxing, it is a different situation if condensation infiltrates inside the tent. What is condensation? Condensation occurs warm air contacts a cold surface. Think about a cold drink on a hot day. Condensation forms in a tent as warm

When travelling on the road it is important to make sure your bed is giving you the support and comfort you need. So to make sure you don’t lose sleep over it, consider the following. Types of caravan beds Single, double, queen, bunk or folding. Think about how many people will be travelling with you:

Often, we don’t think about what we need in an emergency situation until we’re in one. For those unexpected events like a roadside emergency such as a flat tyre you should consider having an Emergency Travel Kit with the following items in your car: Spare tyre (be sure to have it checked each time you

Camping is for relaxing and slowing down so here are 5 tricks to make your meal times easier. Ice Instead of buying bags of ice for the esky, freeze jugs or large containers of ice to keep your food cold longer and also use the melted ice for water. Foil Pack a roll of aluminium

Being prepared and getting your campsite organised before it gets dark will add to your camping experience and make it more enjoyable allowing you to relax into the evening. Here are a few tips: If you have not already, choose your tent site and pitch your tent on a flat, cleared surface. Here is more

Here a simple tips for cooking over an open fire. Firstly, understand you will be cooking in the coals not the open flames. Use dry wood or charcoal rocks to make your coals. Making sure you have spare to add to the fire as needed. Start the fire at least one hour prior to cooking.