After ten years of loyal service, the old GU Patrol has officially left the driveway. That car took us everywhere and never skipped a beat. The reason is that we’ve …
We bought a 180 degree awning
Up front, I don’t get paid for any recommendations, and made purchases with my own money. My thoughts are bias free! With the GU Patrol being replaced by a new …
Perlubie Beach
Along with Wauraltee Beach on Yorke Peninsula, Perlubie Beach near Streaky Bay, SA, seems to get a lot of attention with its absolute water front camping, right on the sand. …
A Kangaroo Island Camping & Fishing Trip
Kangaroo Island Camping in Winter?? When the opportunity arose for a Kangaroo Island winter camping trip, we jumped at the chance. With no kids and no commitments, we couldn’t say …
Worlds End Gorge – Burra
As a family who regularly camps along the coast line, we were pretty keen to try something new. Worlds End Gorge had been on my radar for quite awhile, and …
Mulga Creek Hotel
Travelling through outback NSW, we needed to find an overnight spot to stay. We’d stopped for lunch and supplies at Cobar (and a play on their awesome playground) and still …
Coorong – Ocean Beach Camping
South Australia’s Coorong National Park offers some of the best, rugged, off grid camping in the country. Whilst there are safe campsites nestled behind the dunes at 42 mile crossing, …
Lake Gairdner Camping – Tasmania
Tasmania gets a lot of things right when it comes to camping opportunities, and this free camp at Lake Gairdner is no exception. Despite being pretty popular, it was right …
Sheringa – Eyre Peninsula
The western coastline of Eyre Peninsula is one of our favourite pieces of coast line. Wild, rugged, and sparsely populated, it makes an ideal spot to get away from the …
Cracking the Far West Coast Code
I’ve spent many years chasing mulloway. Like a lot of fishermen, that’s mostly been unsuccessful. It took years to finally land my first legal mulloway (down at the Coorong). South …