Looking for a weekend adventure?  Heres our top 5 one-dayers

Camping is certainly gaining in popularity and with that growth there seems to be an ever-increasing demand for quality camping gear and products. In spite of demand, camping can cost as much as your back pocket will allow. Exotic locations across Australia aren’t just for those that want to stay in five star resorts. In fact, some of the prettiest locations are reserved for those towing a van, pitching a tent or throwing down a swag. Many of the best campsites are also located close to major cities, making them ideal destinations to head off to on a Friday night for a weekend getaway. The list below is just a sample of some of the best (in no order of...

Thanks to beautiful landscapes and diverse environments both hikers and day-walkers are spoilt for choice when it comes to hiking and walking tracks in Australia. From coastal scenery jotted with sandy beaches and palms to red deserts scattered with Boab trees and canyons, it’s no surprise that hiking and day walks are increasing in popularity around the country. Lace up your boots and check out our Top 5 Hiking Destinations and remember to only take photographs and leave footprints. Great Ocean Walk We’ve all heard of the Great Ocean Road but tackling Victoria’s famous South West coastline on foot opens up a whole new perspective and can reward you with spectacular vantage points and hidden gems not entirely accessible by...

Sometimes a landscape doesn’t just pique your interest, or simply whisper to your adventurous heart. Rather, it shouts at it: get here NOW! (And bring the adventure kit). So where are Australia’s Top Ten most inspiring adventure destinations; that are just too hard to ignore? Here’s our pick of place and matching adventure activity.

South Australia is a state of hardy four-wheel drivers and self-sufficient campers – and spectacular campsites. Whether you like camping in the heat of central Australia or the breeze of Bass Strait, our top 5 camping areas in South Australia will have you covered.

This small island packs a mighty big punch in the camping stakes, including the world-renowned Bay of Fires Conservation Area.

Queensland has a reputation for being all sun, sand and surf. And while we have a few spectacular beach camping areas in our top five camping spots that will have beach bums running for their tents, you’ll find a couple of camping areas away from the coast that are just as fantastic. Cania Gorge Tourist Retreat If it’s the stunning Cania Gorge National Park that draws you to the area, it’s the fantastic tourist retreat that will have you staying for days on end. Once you’ve chosen between a powered or unpowered site at Cania Gorge Tourist Retreat, you can take your pick from the tourist retreat’s almost overwhelming amount of facilities. There’s a pool, laundry, grocery shop, gas refills, a...

Western Australia conjures up images of rugged gorges, red outback plains and spectacularly white beaches – and you’ll find camping areas at all of these destinations. This vast state is home to some magnificent camping spots that won’t put too much strain on your traveller’s wallet; quite a boon in this often expensive mining state.

Australians love their camping and with no shortage of amazing locations to enjoy, it’s easy to see why Victorians is a great location for those who love the outdoors lifestyle. From classic camping in the Grampians to enjoying stunning ocean views from your tent, you’re sure to find a few more spots to add to your camping bucket list from our selection. Buandik Camping Area, Grampians National Park Camping in the Grampians is a rite of passage for Victorian campers. This astoundingly beautiful national park has plenty of camping areas to choose from, but Buandik camping area is our pick of the bunch. Set in a secluded forest setting, Buandik camping area has limited facilities. But it’s close to many...