When travelling with dogs stop every two hours and exercise them. It will be good for you too and help you arrive safely.  Make sure you have fresh water; it is best if it comes from the home supply and can be carried in sealed plastic containers.

Do not feed your animal on the day you leave and restrain them in the vehicle. If there is too much enthusiasm from the pet while it is in the vehicle it should be restrained on the floor behind the front passenger seat.
Make sure all shots are up to date and off you go.

From this experience I learned that whether pets are welcome or not in caravan parks is not always about the attitude of the caravan park.  And it's always best to plan ahead and check with the caravan park about pets upfront.

It has to be consider one of the greatest drives in Australia.  Starting in Wollongong you travel via the Shoalhaven, Jervis Bay National Park, St Georges Basin, Ulladulla, Durras, Batemans Bay, Tuross Head, Narooma, Bermagui, Tathra, Merimbula, Eden, Lakes Entrance, Metung, Bairnsdale, Sale. The overall distance varies depending on route taken after you have passed through Sale, but a good estimate is about 1050 km and a good solid 14 hours behind the wheel driving. There are many good stops along the way, like Bundanoon, it’s the Arthur Boyd property on the Shoalhaven River and is open on Sundays for visitors. The famous white sands of Hyams Beach on the southern shores of Jervis Bay are said to be among the...

In this article I'll share a few tips for fishing with kids so that you too can go out and have a great family fishing trip.

Pay attention to coastal and land wind warnings. And if you hit a big gale, patience works. If you can, sit it out. If you must drive take it easy. Even the strongest winds often drop in the evening and into early morning. But kangaroos, camels and wombats are 'night owls' so weigh up the risks. Take your time and you will be fine.

Camping is a beloved pastime in Australia, and for good reason. With its diverse landscapes and picturesque wilderness, the country is home to some of the most stunning camping destinations in the world. But to fully enjoy the experience, you need the right gear. That's why we're here to help you find the best camping equipment at Australia's top camping store - Camping Australia! At our store, we understand that every camper is different. That's why we offer a wide range of camping gear to suit every need and budget. Whether you're a seasoned pro or a first-time camper, we've got you covered. Tents for Every Occasion When it comes to camping, the tent is your home away from home....

More and more people are now turning to caravanning for their family holiday. There are so many places to adventure to, no matter whether you’re going for a short trip or for several months, and travelling in a van is just that much more enjoyable!

Whilst you might be excited to jump in your new van and head off, there are a few things you should plan before taking off. We’ve put together a checklist to help you not forget the important things and we’ve included a few hints and tips from the pros.

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We’ve been working hard over the past few months to launch Camping Australia and bring it, and you, into the latest outdoor equipment era! We’re proud to introduce you to Camping Australia, bringing you a new look digital destination with new and exciting gear to help you on your next adventure!

Here's our dream list of the must-do snow destinations. The wintry blanket of white will fall on any patch of ground over about 1500 meters in Australia turning our thoughts to all things skiing and shredding. But while Down Under has some great hills for horsing around, let’s face it, the more impressive slopes are scattered elsewhere across the globe. Here’s our dream list of must-go snow destinations and why you’d want to check them out.