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“Simple”, “brilliant” and “easiest” camping App

Keith Lucht from Ipswich, Queensland called us at CAMPS AUSTRALIA WIDE to tell us about our App. He was excited. This camping App is so, so much simpler because you can just scroll through and that’s where we are – and it all comes up! You look at your town, we go to Walgett, and it is all there. I can touch the map and spread it to where I want to go. I’ve got every single App for camping in Australia and yours is easiest! Miles easier! I’ve had more apps than you can poke a stick at. I’ve

Michelle Gilmore 1 May, 2023

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“Top no. 1 info tool everybody needs”

We come across travellers and their stories every day. When Peter Warden (pictured on the left of this image with his friends) sent us this email about the camps app, we just had to share. I downloaded alternative apps…… and then I renewed my camps membership and paid the 10 bucks …. Why? You do a bloody good job with your app and the POI and the book. I used you for 12-13 years and think you are important in the past, and now, and for the caravan community. Others jumped on your success, but you are the right guys

Michelle Gilmore 12 April, 2023

Boolaboola Parking Area - image Sue McKee

Camping

Where we travelled on our lap of Australia

Boolaboola Parking Area – image Sue McKee One of our great camps spots thanks to you guys. “This spot was about 62ks east of Madura WA. We are travelling from Snowtown in SA and heading west, then up to the Kimberleys across to Cairns and Port Douglas, back down to Rockhampton to cross over to Longreach, down to Lightning Ridge, over to Broken Hill and head back home….we’ve only got 4 months so if by the time we get to Katherine we may head to Longreach and do Cairns etc. or extensively next year. Travelling with my husband who has

Michelle Gilmore 24 February, 2023

General

What our customers are saying about the new CAMPS Pendium

We are so pleased our new CAMPS Pendium, a box set of state by state books, has hit the mark for many of you! Here’s some of the wonderful comments travellers have sent us: Great set of books Great set of books for our new Snowy River caravan. State by state so only have to look at the state your in..lots of info on free camps and caravan parks…awesome…thank you. Mark P. Purchase of Camps Pendium Excellent, very easy to use. First time used for a Tamworth / Pine Rivers trip all back roads mix of free camping & van parks. Susanne

Michelle Gilmore 19 January, 2022

Camping

Darwin here I come!

Reader’s update by Kaz Nagle I have mine. Live every day by it. This determines my address every afternoon. I even draw in it. Perth to Melbourne solo – serious about taking the left turn at Port Augusta due to current situation in Melbourne. Have to be in Melbourne for son’s wedding in October. I take so many detours thanks to your publication just for a look or to stay the night a few hundred metres (yes metres) down the road. My vista changes every morning I wake up and every evening when I go to bed. Need to service the

Michelle Gilmore 27 May, 2021

Camping

Standown Park, Queensland

Between Gympie and the Cooloola Coast, is a little oasis called Standown Park, QLD site 212 in Camps 11, 256 in Caravan Parks 5 or find it on the Camps Australia Wide App. As we turned into their road, kangaroos were there to welcome us. The pet friendly caravan park has powered sites and budget unpowered out of the way sites as there are 18 acres beside forestry, set amongst gardens, wide open spaces and memorial walls. Standown is a military term for ‘rest/relax’ and that is exactly what you do here. Independently owned, Pam and Rod Elkington say the property was originally a ginger, pumpkin and watermelon farm

Michelle Gilmore 12 April, 2021

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The NEW Camps Australia Wide Site Symbols

It has come in handy – we’ve booked holidays in Coffs Harbour, Sunshine Coast and Surfers. It’s good because of the symbols – like a playground for the kids, also petrol stations and shopping centres. It’s really good for me, I find it easy and I don’t know how to use maps! The kids are 6 and 10, they look at the pictures and are learning from the symbols and know if it has a playground or toilet. We save caravan parks in favourites and eliminate them until we find the site we like. You can tell if they have toilets,

Michelle Gilmore 7 December, 2020

Budget Campsite

Our Stay at Leichhardt Lagoon

Words by Desmond Fittock. Photography by Beverley Fittock We arrived at Leichhardt Lagoon caravan and camping park on 31st July 2015, 170 years almost to the day since Ludwig Leichhardt camped by the Norman River on 19th July 1845. Leichhardt was one of Australia’s early explorers at the time of his camp there he was on his 1844/45 expedition from Morton Bay to Port Essington, NE of Darwin. I have read that Leichhardt camped at latitude 17 degrees 49 minutes, Leichhardt Lagoon is at latitude 17 degrees 51 minutes. This may be why he is reported to have rejoiced at

Michelle Gilmore 1 July, 2019

Reviews

“Simple”, “brilliant” and “easiest” camping App

“Top no. 1 info tool everybody needs”

Where we travelled on our lap of Australia

What our customers are saying about the new CAMPS Pendium

Darwin here I come!

Standown Park, Queensland

The NEW Camps Australia Wide Site Symbols

Our Stay at Leichhardt Lagoon

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