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(CLICK ON THE TV SCREEN ABOVE TO WATCH THE FOOTAGE) Whether you’re staying at a Caravan Park or roughing it in the Outback it’s so easy to forget that all important exercise while living on the road. Here Spida shares some very easy and basic exercises you can do, no matter where you are. Too…

The Hema Discover New Zealand guide is a must have when visiting New Zealand. It has absolutely everything you will need, all in one book!

Coleman CPX 4.5 LED Magnetic Tent Light There are times when you’re at the camp site or the caravan park and you need a light that’s neat and handy yet powerful. One that doesn’t light up the whole site, but is still strong enough for beside the bed to read a book, or inside your…

Yes, it seems obvious, but when you’re on a road trip, a good torch light is absolutely essential.  You never know when you’ll be in the Australian outback, in the dark, away from all mod cons. These 2 examples from Coleman are perfect. Both the head lamp – the smallest, lightest, high-power LED headlamp in…

The new Coleman Slingback chair, with drink holder is so easy to cart around and soooooo comfortable! They are light weight, yet very sturdy and not to mention comfy! Get your Coleman Slingback chair at any CAMPING WORLD Store. www.campingworld.com.au

1.    Plan your trip, on where you want to go to 2.    Research your trip thoroughly. Read, Watch and Listen 3.    Allow for hiccups. They will always happen! 4.    Involve everyone in your planning and researching 5.    The 5 P’s. Precise Planning Prevents Poor Performance.

Fuel – always look for the cheapest fuel and stock up whenever you can! Ask others at the caravan park who have come from the way you are heading, as to where they found the cheapest fuel. Food – Roadside buying is always the way to go. And try local markets. Stock up whenever its…

1. Learn and understand electric brakes. Go and get someone to show you who knows! 2. Know the states towing laws and speed limits. A real crucial one! 3. If you start to sway, slow down! Dont think you can correct it with the steering wheel. 4. Be courteous to other drivers at all times….

1. Send postcards. Cheaper and they last forever! 2. Don’t wash your car – keep the number plate dirty! 3. Dog tie the awnings. You don’t want a disaster when driving. 4. Cross the drawbar chains. 5. Take stubbies 4wding, still in their plastic neck. 6. Gaffer tape an absolute must! 7. Email us some…