
CAMPING 101: Prior Planning Prevents a Psss Poor Holiday
‘Scuse the French. You’ve saved for it. Dreamed of it. Made time for it.
Nothing is worse than your holiday experience (and dollars) going down the porta potty or loo!
Get inspired before you hit the road. For more great sites and content, don’t forget to pack our Travel Guides and App.
‘Scuse the French. You’ve saved for it. Dreamed of it. Made time for it.
Nothing is worse than your holiday experience (and dollars) going down the porta potty or loo!
We are back to enticing spots for you from each state: braving the notorious track to camp in three breathtaking national parks
To my wonderful mum (now a great grandma), Heatley’s gorgeous mum, to aunties, mother-figures, step mums and foster mums…Happy Mother’s Day!
Mother’s Day is just around the corner on Sunday, May 14, and she will LOVE our Mother’s Day giveaway! We’ll announce the lucky winner next week.
Since I’m a camping/vanlife-loving Mum, here’s what is on my list for Mother’s Day… 1. CAMPS App – If you don’t have it, get it!
Our kids are back at uni – and winter is around the corner. I’ve had a lovely weekend with my mum in Coolangatta, then painting chickens with Heatley’s mum.
One of the frequent queries we receive is why aren’t there free camps along the Pacific Highway? Historically, the rest areas allowed free overnight stays. However, as travellers abused the 24 hour limit, with locations so close to beautiful beaches and towns… the government cracked down what was allowed. You will notice that listings were deliberately kept in the CAMPS book, so travellers could have a spot to rest overnight (not necessarily “camp”). Some of these regions were trialing an RV stopover at the rest areas – we felt it was important to provide options along the Pacific coast where
Are you lapping Australia? Planning winter away – or simply a weekend? Check out these camps and parks plus epic road trips we have for you.
At CAMPS AUSTRALIA WIDE we like to congratulate the Fraser Coast Regional Council because they really value RV travellers and campers. They know what we travellers bring to towns. We would like to applaud council on their progress! So for other regions hoping to become RV friendly, how do they make it work? They have built an inclusive strategy with a focus on: Positioning and marketing the region as a premier RV, caravan and camping destination via revamped marketing platforms, engaging with industry and a review of signage. Scarness Beachfront Tourist Park Business development which grows overall destination competitiveness They
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