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Ensuring you have enough lighting when going offroad is essential. But, is it better to have spotlights, light bars or, even better, why not both?

Having the support of Engel at Camper Trailer of the Year made the long days — and longer nights — a whole lot more pleasant and achievable.

Our verdict on the latest brake controller from REDARC, after 1000s of kilometres of testing on the Great Australian Bight.

Having the best camper body, most water capacity or best electronics around means nothing if you do not have reliable, soft riding suspension and a strong hitch to carry it all.

Discover the hotspots where Australia’s feathery flocks gather, with this handy guide to 55 locales.

Sprucing up your suspension has never been easier or more effective than a trip to OzTec.

Conduct your own movie night, under the stars.

Getting off the grid for longer just got easier.

Take a look inside Michael 'Borgy' Borg's most prized possession - 'Uncle Grump', and see what kit is taken on an adventure in the great outdoors.

Camper tests out an ArkPak 730 portable battery box running a 120Ah AGM battery.

With a five year warranty and a bunch of unique selling points, there’s a lot of reasons to opt for the Bushranger Max Air III Compressor when refilling your tyres after a fun day out.

Discover Camper’s take on the popular REDARC BCDC1225D battery charger, following our journey along the Great Australian Bight.

Rola’s Titan Tray proves itself to be a sturdy, adjustable option for transporting your gear and extending capacity.

100 of the best things to do in the Kimberley, as told by an experienced guide — strueth!

A jump-starter that can be charged in 90 seconds off a flat battery? You bet.

Sometimes it feels like your tyres are conspiring against you. Keep a close eye on them with this monitoring system, which is bound to pay itself off over time.

Clearviews are the best permanently mounted replacement towing mirror we've ever used, both on and offroad. Why?

After testing it out during a month-long mapping sojourn through Tassie, Hema Maps’ Tim Moorton shares his thoughts on the new MAXTRAX Indeflate, which allows you to deflate or inflate two tyres at once.

The Furrion LIT bluetooth speaker can play the soundtrack of any camping adventure, thanks to its hardy construction, convenient portability and impressive quality of sound.

The easy-to-use Ampfibian Surge Protector can buffer voltage spikes of up to 1000 joules, keeping your camper’s electronics spick and span.

The once basic awning peg has become an arms race all of its own. We compare the options to make life easier next time you’re stocking up.

Get the jump on other campers with Black Wolf’s Grasshopper, a tent blessed with a piece-of-cake set-up and camping-wise features.

Satellite navigation, UHF and a handy phone app take GME’s latest to a new level

Simple, light and robust – what one of the most important bits of recovery gear should be.

Helinox is the brainchild of South Korean company, DAC, a premier manufacturer of aluminum alloy tent poles. Take a look at their amazing camping chairs line.

There's a convincing argument for handheld radios. They're mobile and not everyone owns, or can afford, a powerful mounted unit. GME’s TX677 handhelds proved their worth during REDARC Camper Trailer of the Year 2020.

GME XRS Connect and TX6160TP Handheld UHF CB radios are staying ahead of the game.

MAXTRAX recovery devices have been around for a long while. Now, with replaceable teeth, the XTREME takes this technology to a whole new level.

The dFENCE ePOD collects all your safety essentials into one place, so you know where to turn in case of emergency. Why didn’t anyone think of this sooner?

Are driving gloves something from a bygone era, gone the way of the dodo?

An Aussie made gem, the Jockey Wheel Buddy proves an indispensable piece of towing kit.

This super-cool unit is built to travel and keep bears away from your beers

Take a look at the Optus SatSleeve+, a communication device allowing the everyday smart phone to receive reception when you would otherwise typically be out of range.