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Caravan World

Issue 667
Magazine

Caravan World is the definitive guide that gives caravanners the know-how and confidence to pursue their touring dreams. At its heart, Caravan World is committed to enabling caravan travel in Australia, through informed testing of RV products, helpful tips and advice and showcasing great destinations and activities.

Caravan World

JOHN FORD

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The Twelve Apostles, Victoria

Ancient Lunette Landscape of Mungo NP NSW

Track Tvan in the Yarra Ranges

INDUSTRY LEADERS RECOGNISED AT 2026 HALL OF FAME INDUSTRY AWARDS NIGHT

OFFLINE CAMPERS EXPANDS PRODUCTION

TRACK ANNOUNCES A NEW TRAKMASTER EXPLORER

CHARLEVILLE’S COSMOS CENTER RECOGNISED

BUSHTRACKER ANNOUNCES OWNERSHIP TRANSITION

CALLS FOR BETTER STANDARDS FOR LARGE UTES

ELECTRIC DREAMS • For the alternative of using battery-powered vehicles, Australia, being a large country, is in a somewhat awkward position

HEALTHY EATING ON THE GO • Cooking healthy meals on the road is an important part of the journey, and some planning and the right equipment will get you on the right track.

THE ANCIENT HEART OF MUNGO • For more than 45,000 years, Aboriginal people lived around the shores of the Willandra Lakes. Discoveries at Mungo reshaped our understanding of human habitation outside Africa, making this one of the world’s oldest known sites of modern human life and a place you can still walk today.

ARE WE TO BLAME FOR $250,000+ CARAVANS? • Tim’s trip to Europe highlighted a different path of caravan evolution to ours

THE FUTURE OF AUSTRALIA’S CARAVANNING INDUSTRY: WHY THERE IS ‘NO BETTER TIME’ • ‘The recent media attention towards our industry, however, has raised some quite valid questions.’

CARAVAN SAFETY 101 • Caravan safety is a prime concern for us at Caravan World. With ever increasing numbers of new caravanners on the road, here are our 10 tips for a safer drive.

THE PERFECT STORM • Australia’s caravan industry is changing fast, with recent failures pointing to converging problems under the surface

HAPPY COUPLES • This month, we look at how to keep your caravan and tow vehicle united.

BUILT TO TRAVEL • From chassis to the roof, understanding how a caravan is built makes choosing the right one much easier.

SOUTH OF THE BRIDGE • From ocean pools and bike paths to beachside pubs and absolute waterfront camping, the Northern Illawarra has quietly become one of the most desirable holiday destinations on the NSW coast.

EASTERN SAVANNAH WAY: CAIRNS TO COBBOLD GORGE • Dramatic outback gorges, ancient lava tubes and agate fossicking fields define a road trip along the eastern end of the Savannah Way. Journey through a landscape of country roads with cattle and termite mounds, grassy plains, big blue-sky days and million-star nights.

COOKTOWN CALLING • Travelling to Cape York has become a rite of passage, and a detour to Cooktown will add to the experience.

WA’S ALMIGHTY ROCK STARS • Julia takes a slight detour off Western Australia’s coast to meet with the world’s biggest rock star.

EXPLORING THE GREAT OCEAN ROAD • History, ancient forests and dramatic coastlines — Jill Harrison discovers that the Great Ocean Road is best explored in small steps

More than GOLDEN GUITARS • Each January, Tamworth transforms into a country music hub surrounded by caravan-friendly touring country.

STRIKING GOLD • Goldstream RV believes it’s onto a winner with what it says is an industry-first compact mid-ensuite van. Throw a cutting-edge 48V system into the mix, and the range-topping CPX 1860 Rhino van is worth a closer look.

A MODERN CLASSIC • The Track Trailer Tvan has earned a reputation as one of Australia’s most capable...

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