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Camping is all fun and games until someone breaks these unspoken rules. Here are some tips and tricks.

If something goes wrong out on the road, do you know which numbers to call to help get out of trouble?

We may not have lions and tigers and bears in Australia (oh my!) but there are plenty of animals that can go bump in the night

Understanding how to safely tow your van comes down to five simple principles, according to towing instructor, John Eggenhuizen

Staying safe on an outback adventure isn't just about carrying enough food and water. The trick is all in the preparation.

The Ord River has supported life for millennia, but has the attempt to control it for agriculture been worth the effort?

Camper spoke with prostate cancer survivor and founder of Rally for Prostate Cancer Research and Awareness, Ross Alexander.

In a time before modern-day luxuries, great Aussie drovers transported cattle across the harsh outback, carving many of our 4Wd tracks

Sometimes it’s best to keep camping basic and to practise the handy hacks your old man’s old man held sacred.

Isaac, Bonnie and their two kids hit the road regularly with their dream camper.

How Europeans consigned the Tasmanian tiger to extinction in a little over a century

Our survival expert Scott Heiman considers what we can do to remain as cool as a cucumber this summer.

Where water is more valuable than gold

The desire to head to remote regions in is strong, but is your camper capable enough? We take a look at what it takes to make a remote camper

They’re not too small, not too big, and not too pricey, but come standard with enough of everything. They’re the mid-range marvels.

The NSW High Country was the perfect location for a secluded escape — until a few American Country music Fans arrived

Australia's northern coast is dominated by 'muddy' mangroves which play crucial roles in ecosystems

Kath reflects on how her perception of time has changed over the years and how camping slows it down

The pandemic has shut down the world, and with it, the camper and remote touring industry.

Check out this home-made slide-on camper, sitting on the back of a Triton, with beer on tap.

Friedrich Nietzsche said, ‘What doesn’t kill you makes you stronger’. Kath looks at what makes her stronger during a Sweltering Summer Scorcher.

Here’s how to spend less on money-munching realities so your trips can last for longer without hurting your savings.

When all else fails, your mobile phone might be your best asset in an emergency

Far from macabre, a road trip to have a Poke around in cemeteries situated in remote locales yields a lesson in australian history

We go behind the scenes at Cub Campers to better understand how a camper goes from concept to reality

Buying your first camper is largely based on economics, so Camper had a look at some of Aus' affordable campers

If you’re into history and are keen to immerse yourself in vast wilderness, why not follow in the footsteps of European settlers.

Will Australia soon be able to break the shackles of social distancing and hit the road, camper in tow?

The new year has thrown everyone's travel plans into disorder. Time to take back the reins and plan ahead.

In the wake of the fires that burned in the summer, recovery is finally beginning.

Kids are way more flexible and travel better than most adults. The limiting factor in many cases being the adults and what they can put up with!

It doesn’t take much to mod your camper. It’s more a case of taking your time, using the right tools and remembering to measure twice and cut once.

Look after your road rubber, and it'll look after you

Adventuring looks different for everyone, but they all start with a desire to experience and explore something new

We take a look at some Australian destinations and offers some insights on how to go about ticking off some big domestic adventure goals

It’s time to get excited about the very real prospect of embarking on an Australian camping adventure.

Here are some tips for beefing up your 4x4 for when we can get back out on the tracks

As part of maintaining a well set-up rig, we should periodically review what we carry.

ZONE RV make more than campers; they can project manage your dream 4x4 build, from the ground up.

This month David reflects on his changing experience of summer, and what this may mean going into the future.

Wonnangatta Valley, in the Hidden Valley of the Alps, has a long history that includes some rather mysterious circumstances.

We show you the best ways to enjoy the Victorian High Country with the camper in tow

How missing out on majestic mountains and landscapes has ensured a stable and prosperous nation

This month Ron and Viv reminisce on their first trip through the Kimberley

Although prep is often key for a safe and comfortable trip, sometimes the best experiences are those that are unplanned.

Ron recalls the deepest, deadliest bogs he’s ever landed a vehicle in and gives away his secrets about how he got out of trouble.

Take an easy tour through the hard life of Australia’s best-known bushranger, Ned Kelly.

How has the tech in your camper changed in recent years? And what does the future look like?

An Aussie build and high quality are the two things Wedgetail hold most dear, Darren and Lucas explained at REDARC Camper Trailer of the Year 2020.