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Preparing your camper trailer for outback travel

Excellent engineering and a high-quality finish are a winning combination in this all-Australian hardfloor tourer.

Eagle Cheyenne: Review

Follow Me Campers Fitzroy: Review

Mountain Trail Camper's Escalade: Review

Cruiser VS Disco VS Patrol

COLD COMFORT, TROPICAL REFRIGERATION

Tasman National Park, Tasmania

Bay of Fires, Tasmania

Pilbara WA

Camping tips from the pros

The previous year’s Camper Trailer of the Year Winner, the Patriot X1, returned this year to defend its crown, and it comes packed with an updated list of features set to impress the judges.

Christmas gift ideas for campers

For those who love their toys, Patriot’s new TH560 will be at the top of the Christmas wish list.

Giveaway to win a travel technology prize pack

AVAN Giveaway

Litchfield National Park NT

Strahan, Tasmania

Take a look at the Argyle Explorer from Follow Me Campers, combing features somewhere between a soft floor and a hard floor camper, to take you somewhere out there.

Pilbara rivers

Mars Campers Ranger: Review

In general, camper trailers with beds that pull out are not considered to be hard-nosed offroaders, but the Thunder intends to dispel that opinion, and is a Finalist for Camper Trailer of the Year 2015.

Track Trailer Tvan Murranji: Review

Outback Station Stays Around Australia

Destination: Arkaroola South Australia

Australian Off Road Eclipse Video Review

Contributor Michael Browning tests out Australian Off Road's unique Matrix camper trailer. With the mix of a fresh new design and adaptable size, this series makes it easier to travel to once hard to remote locations.

Cub Kamparoo Daintree LE

Altitude Pinnacle review

32 reasons why mud sucks

The Tvan is a true Aussie camping legend and for good reason, it's with proven reliability, both on and off-road performance and the ability most of the mileage, it's no surprise it is Camper Trailer of the Year Finalist.

Take a look at the offroad Tambo Omeo, stocked with a huge canvas footprint and an open internal feel, which is manufactured entirely in Australia.

Falls Creek, Victoria

Impact Tray Campers Traymax Test

Top 10 Outback Pubs

OFF ROADING FOR DUMMIES

Eagle Campers Iroquois

Johnno's Camper Trailers Offroad Tourer Walk Up

Kakadu National Park

Fuel Price comparison 2014

The Conqueror Commander S is a sturdy and well-appointed camper that has been positioned as an alternative to the brand’s UEV-490, watch John 'Bear' Willis review the Conqueror Commander S for Camper Trailer of the Year 2015.

The Altitude Pinnacle is set up perfectly for long-term touring. With loads of water capacity, power and solar to take on the bush, this is a very thorough, well-executed outback camper, perfect for use over extended periods.

Cooking with a thermal cooker

Australia's working dogs

Goldstream and Storm offroad test

The Kimberley WA

Join Emma Ryan as she reviews how the Patriot Campers X1 handles in the red centre of Australia. Watch this truly remarkable towing performance which can be assembled, lived in and packed up with ease.

Freycinet National Park, Tasmania

Kakadu National Park itinerary

Video Review: RhinoMax Outback Warrior RX