Tag: camping
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The Challenges of Running A/C Off-Grid in a Caravan
Read more: The Challenges of Running A/C Off-Grid in a CaravanThe running A/C off grid in a caravan can be a game-changer for comfort but doing this comes with serious power challenges. Whether you’re relying on solar and batteries, a generator, an understanding of power consumption, insulation and efficiency can help you get the most out of your setup. We have been on the road…
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Cann River & Genoa Campgrounds
Read more: Cann River & Genoa CampgroundsWow, after coming across these two campgrounds we thought, could things get any better. Both excellent free campgrounds, in our time of travel, I would say 2 of the best we have come across. Our previous campsite was Banksia Bluff Campground. The road to these campgrounds was easy to travel. Our Experience We stayed at…
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Smoko Campground – Free
Read more: Smoko Campground – FreeThis has to be one of the nicest free campgrounds we have been to in a while. Beautiful scenery, which for us was reminiscence of Canada. A lake to cool down in, plenty of space and walking tracks. This campground follows on from our previous over night camp at Echuca Rotary Park. Our Experience We…
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Lake Lonsdale Camping
Read more: Lake Lonsdale CampingWe stayed at Lake Lonsdale a few weeks ago for a over night stop on our way to Melbourne. Besides the warning about blue/green algae which means don’t touch the water, even for our dog Shadow. It was a good, peaceful place with drop toilets, which surprisingly were clean and not smelly. Our Opinion This…
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Bordertown Recreation Lake
Read more: Bordertown Recreation LakeThis is a review of the Bordertown Recreation lake, a donation camp next to a lake and the town of Bordertown, SA. An excellent overnight stop, or stay for a few days. Our Opinion If you are passing this way and need a place to stop overnight then this is a little gem of place…
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Stuart Town Recreation Reserve
Read more: Stuart Town Recreation ReserveOur Review / Opinion Stuart Town, located in the Central West region of New South Wales. Originally known as Ironbark, the town is famously immortalised in Banjo Paterson’s poem, “The Man from Ironbark,” which reflects its colourful past during the Australian gold rush era. With a current population of approximately 240, it is a small…
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Coonabarabran Golf Club Campsite
Read more: Coonabarabran Golf Club CampsiteOur Opinion / Experience Coonabaraban Golf Club campsite – Coonabarabran is known as the “Astronomy Capital of Australia” due to its proximity to the Warrumbungle Observatory and the Siding Spring Observatory. Apparently, every year around Labour Day long weekend there is a StarFest. Could be worth a look so check out their website. This is…
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Platypus Point – Northern Rivers
Read more: Platypus Point – Northern RiversOur Opinion Platypus Point is about half way between Casino and Tenterfield, with both being abut 50 min to 1 hour drive away. The small town of Tabulam is about 10 minutes away heading towards Casino. After spending the last few months in caravan parks, this place was a definitely a change of pace. Quiet,…
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Galaxy Caravan Park – Brisbane
Read more: Galaxy Caravan Park – BrisbaneThe Galaxy Caravan Park is a well run, clean, dog friendly park.