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The National 4X4 Outdoors Show is back for another year on 18–20 March 2022. This year will see Hema Maps and Camper Australia presenting, plus the winners of Camper Trailer of the Year 2021.

Beaches are an integral part of the Aussie identity. But with so many, particularly in the Top End of the Sunshine State, where should you consider?

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

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

Rooftop tents are a popular way to increase campsite comfort, but there’s a lot to consider before you climb that ladder.

Camper brings you the 10 Aussie destinations where the stars shine the brightest. These places remove you from light pollution and throw you deep into the outback, so you’ll have plenty of offroading and sightseeing to occupy you during the day, too.

Ever feel like you’ve left something important at home? It was your cordless appliances. Camper runs you through a few pieces of handy cordless kit and the unique ways in which it can be applied to make camping a little bit easier.

Camping minimalism or Zen camping, we take a look at whether paring back the inventory is as fulfilling as having the comforts of a camper at your disposal.

Encounter rare wildlife, cheap camping and chilled waterholes in the Mackay Highlands, the perfect destination to unwind.

A comfortable chair is one of the most important pieces of kit you can pack for any trip — how does the Forbes from OzTrail stack up?

Witchelina is a former pastoral property in SA’s arid north that gained conservation status 11 years ago. We headed up with Offline Campers to check out the glorious geology, thrilling 4WDing and isolated campsites that this red-dirt wonderland offers to those willing to go the distance.

The spectacular coastline of the Tasmania’s West Coast is a hotspot for fishers, surfers and campers alike.

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

NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) is inviting everyone to help support NSW’s regional communities as they recover from this summer’s bushfires by visiting and booking a stay in a national park and saving 25% of selected campsites

This year, the annual CamperTrailers.org get together brought 205 campers to the tiny NSW hamlet of Bonalbo.

A few key milestones mark the physical and mental development of any child. But for families that spend a lot of their time camping, these important milestones take on a unique shape.

350 lumens, multiple beam settings, and a rechargeable battery core make the Actik Core a shining light among darkness.

An invisible river carving a rugged track through a steep gorge lined with cabbage palms, smack bang in the Red Centre? Yes please!

Scott rips into the one per cent of campers who ruin the experience for the majority by blindly pursuing their own self-interest

This simple device is an excellent addition to any adventurer's setup

Power systems are integral for keeping your rig up and running when hitting the road. We caught up with Enerdrive to talk about all things power.

Rugged 4WD tracks challenge seasoned all-terrain travellers and serenity rewards nature lovers in this national park

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

The CIAA have launched their Keep on Camping initiative to urge travellers to visit fire-affected areas on their next camping outing.

The 13 million domestic camping trips Australians made last financial year have driven a record-breaking $7 billion into our regions.

International and domestic tourists are heading out camping more than ever before

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.

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

Camper drills down on what’s so great about camping on the beach.

Ever been doubtful about drinking water from a questionable-looking river or tank? This could be your solution

Explore one of the most spectacular gorges hidden within Queensland’s Carnarvon National Park

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

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

You’d think that school holidays would be a relaxing time for kids, but the change in routine can be stressful. Kath shares a few tips on working through the unexpected holiday unhappiness next time the kids have a few weeks off school.

Nowadays, kids and their parents seem more interested in their devices than exploring around camp and making friends. It’s bloody hard to watch.

A 100 million dollar investment by the Victorian government is set to improve campsites, walking trails, and 4WD tracks within the state. Plus, camping at state and national parks is now half price!

Heading into the desert? Bring along these ten things for a smooth and fun-filled adventure.

In its 65th year, the Victorian Caravan, Camping & Touring Supershow draws just shy of 50,000 keen campers.

Step out of your camper and onto the sand with these spectacular sites from around the country.

We've now got a simple modular solution that allows us to take up to four bikes wherever we want to go — including well off the beaten track

Rooftop tents are the independent camper’s dream.

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

"It didn’t occur to us to buy another camper until we set up next to an alternative."

Countless little things can make or break a holiday. Here's a few tips so there's less breaking, and more making.

Camper selects the top 15 easily avoidable though often costly mistakes made by folks who are new to camping. Perhaps you’ve made some of these yourself or perhaps by reading you’ll spare yourself the trouble.

Miss having a campfire when at home? What’s stopping you? Bureaucracy hinders some unlucky citizens, but for many, the revolution of fire pits is bringing that cosy camping atmosphere into the backyard.

We uncover the identity of the average camper and explore his or her importance to manufacturers.

From family time to drinking wine, the Adelaide Hills have all the makings of a memorable camper holiday.

Rainforest Camping Woes