With its river, forests, camp sites, history and trails, Dwellingup has many attractions for visitors, finds STEPHEN SCOURFIELD
Stephen Scourfield
A new caravan and camping site bolsters RAC Karri Valley Resort’s already impressive facilities
Will Yeoman
Caravan and motorhome owners urged to check for deadly faulty water heaters before the holidays
Mogens Johansen
Extensive renovations makes RAC Exmouth Cape Holiday Park even more comfortable
Holidaymakers are getting creative by turning old campers into picture-perfect mini homes, then hitting the road to make the most of local sights.
Jessie Stoelwinder
When it comes to caravanning safety is a prime consideration, writes RONAN O’CONNELL
Ronan O'Connell
More West Australians than ever are hitting the road, finds Ronan O’Connell
STEPHEN SCOURFIELD lists five ingredients no family holiday can do without
STEPHEN SCOURFIELD
The owners of Lake Navarino Holiday Park in Waroona have pleaded with visitors to comply with COVID-19 regulations and act responsibly if they want to return to the facility.
Briana Fiore
Private caravan parks are now able to accept new guests while campgrounds within WA’s national parks, reserves and State forests will be re-opened from midday Friday for public camping.
Peter de Kruijff
LEYANNE BAILLIE experiences luxe camping at new Discovery
Leyanne Baillie
MOGENS JOHANSEN laps up a remote town and its islands
Classic Larapinta Trek in Comfort wins third Brolga Award for ecotourism
William Yeoman
Young Australian singles and couples without children have overtaken families as the group taking the most camping and caravan trips.
Sarah Steger
Lucky Bay, Le Grand Beach Campground and Fitzgerald River National Park’s Four Mile Campground all fall into the new category, which will cost up to 30 per cent more than before.
Shannon Verhagen
People who are keen to get outdoors this Easter but have not booked a campsite may have left it too late, with the majority of State-run facilities already full.
Staff reporter
WA has seven established island retreats and plenty more options if you are happy to rough it.
Tom Zaunmayr
Explore Uzbekistan on two wheels, checking out mountain gorges, desert oases, ancient fortified cities, bazaars, tented caravans and the Great Steppe.
Grace Millimaci
Set in 17,000ha of jarrah, marri and yarri forest 150km south of Perth, Wellington National Park’s new addition means visitors will be able to enjoy more of its natural beauty.
An overnight trek is a powerful antidote to electronic media for parents who want to spend time with the kids.
Alistair McGuinness
About 25,000 animals live in the 600m-deep crater that formed three million years ago when a huge volcano, probably 5000m-tall, erupted and collapsed in on itself.
The kids will arrive home on Friday after spending four nights camping in the region.
Therese Colman
It’s tick season in the bush around Perth. There’s always plenty of advice on how to remove parasites — everyone has a different idea.
“There’s a spout, the arch of a back and then, rather more obviously first, a tail slapping the surface and then a long, white fin.”
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