Destinations

Australia’s national parks cover an area larger than Britain and you can camp in most of them. We’ve compiled a list of the best national park campsites and what you can expect from them.

From campfire chats to insider tips, Australia’s largest RV-sharing platform is building more than holidays – it’s creating a new travel community.

NSW comes alive in spring with tulip trails, jacaranda festivals, orchard pies and cultural walks, making it the perfect season for road trips and getaways.

Parking your caravan outside your place of residence might be convenient and cheap for you, but it could be a huge bone of contention for your neighbours.

If you live close to Wollongong, it might be hard to view it as a holiday destination. But when you observe its varied beaches, unspoilt bushland and relaxed lifestyle, it’s pretty clear this is a perfect place for a getaway.

Whether it’s climbing 96 steps to the top of a century-old working lighthouse or marvelling at 2000-year-old First Nations rock engravings, the NSW Central Coast has plenty on offer for adventure seekers and history buffs.

While Uluṟu itself is unforgettable, it’s surrounded by other unmissable cultural attractions including the Field of Light installation, Sunrise Journeys light and laser show, and Indigenous food experiences.

We set off on an Indigenous road trip to the Dampier Peninsula, where red dirt tracks, cultural tours and coastal escapes reveal Kimberley’s unique spirit.

From coast to outback, New South Wales doesn’t disappoint when it comes to getaway options. Here are five stunning spots in NSW you might never have considered visiting before.

Head for the hills and explore the things to do in the Blue Mountains - a UNESCO World Heritage listed region brimming with historic villages, spectacular scenery and charming B&Bs.