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RETURN TO THE OUTBACK AT LAST

In this edition, we get to show you what we did on the Camper Outback Pub Experiences adventure. For months this trip has been deferred, but finally, the travel gods smiled upon us, and we headed to outback NSW to check out some epic pubs with partners from Austrack, Wonderland, Bushtracker and Opus. We also had some gear from Ampfibian, Off-Grid Adventure Co, iSi Advanced Bicycle Carrier Systems, Enerdrive and Superior Performance Batteries to check out. Even though Mother Nature tried to stop us in our tracks, we quickly changed our itinerary and managed to still visit all the pubs we’d promised the team, while also capturing some fantastic content for them to use. We checked out the Mt Gipps Hotel just out of Broken Hill, the famous Silverton Hotel,…

RETURN TO THE OUTBACK AT LAST

TORTURE TESTING THE TANAMI

It’s not often that when we review a camper we get to have it for more than a day, but the benefit of Austrack joining our Outback Pub Experience with their offroad hybrid, the Tanami X13, meant that I had plenty of time to have a good look at it. It also allowed me to see how an imported hybrid handled the conditions that 95 per cent of its owners will want to take it. We towed the Tanami X13 on a variety of road types, from bitumen to maintained gravel roads, desert sands and heavily corrugated tracks as well as crossing many cattle grids and navigating washed-out creek beds, and all were handled comfortably. We stayed in caravan parks, bush camped in national parks and set up beside the…

TORTURE TESTING THE TANAMI

CTA SPECS AUSTRACK TANAMI X13 HYBRID

TRAILER Tare2140kg ATM2850kg Payload710kg Ball weight 140kg (approx) Suspension Adjustable independent coil suspension with twin reinforced shock absorbers Brakes12in heavy-duty drum Coupling McHitch 3500kg uniglide premium Drawbar 150 x 50 x 4mm hot-dipped galvanised inside and out Chassis100 x 50 x 3mm hot-dipped galvanised inside and out Body Fully welded aluminium frame, aluminium composite panelling, reinforced aluminium composite roof CladdingRoyal Silver aluminium composite panel, gloss black aluminium checker plate WheelsReinforced Black Alloy mags Tyres Goodride Radials MTs 265/75R16 Style Hybrid DIMENSIONS Body size 6050 (L) x 2180 (W) x 2650mm (H) Towed length 6500mm Awning size Electric 3.5 x 2.5m ACCESSORIES Gascylinders 2 x 9kg Water2 x 120L fresh, 1 x 80L greywater Hot water Truma Ultra Rapid 14L gas/electric CooktopTruma three-burner (external) Kitchen Slide-out stainless steel with Thetford three-burner…

CTA SPECS AUSTRACK TANAMI X13 HYBRID

BEHIND THE SCENES OUTBACK PUB EXPERIENCES

The planning had spilled into months, the event was delayed multiple times due to border closures and travel restrictions, but suddenly it was time. But even as the participants left their hometowns, Mother Nature decided to have a say with storm clouds brewing. New South Wales was on Armageddon alert by over-enthusiastic fear mongers, while, one by one, outback roads began to close as rain coated the region. Some regions had over 25mm dropped on them, a top-up from what they’d enjoyed only a week or so before. We were joined on our Outback Pub Experiences with representatives from Bushtracker with two caravans (Matt and Andy), Wonderland RV (Damien), Austrack (Nick and Sam) and our Creative Director, Tim, was towing our long-term Air OPUS OP4 camper. The legendary Cam Inniss…

BEHIND THE SCENES OUTBACK PUB EXPERIENCES

SILOS, SHEARERS AND SHIRAZ

How do you plan your next adventure? Do you point the rig in a direction and simply let the thrill of the ride guide you? Perhaps you go back to the same location every year and hang the billy on the same nook as your grandad, or maybe you’ve got a bucket list of destinations like the Cape or the Kimberley. Many of us pick a theme to guide our travel itinerary such as ‘the Big Things’ or following an explorers’ footsteps. If you take this approach, there’s a lot on offer when you theme a trip around our pioneering past. Do so and you’ll uncover a tale of sweat and toil involving both Indigenous and European practices. Choose a theme like ‘silo art,’ ‘rural museums,’ or ‘food and wine,’…

SILOS, SHEARERS AND SHIRAZ

When scouring the internet for a travel itinerary, your searches can be tainted by search algorithms that direct you to places that everyone else goes. Meanwhile, your GPS is probably only interested in finding you the quickest route between set destinations. It takes research to uncover hidden treasures, but it’s time well spent. To whet your appetite, here are just a few of the lesser known national, state and local treasures that are waiting to entice you away from the highway. • Eugowra Historical Museum & Bushranger Centre, Eugowra, NSW • Kimba and Gawler Ranges Historical Museum, Kimba, SA • Banjo Paterson Museum, Yeoval, NSW • The Lily Windmill, Amelup, WA • Cobb & Co Changing Station & Museum, Surat, QLD • Forbes Historical Museum, Forbes, NSW • Penong Windmill…

• Today there are 63.7 million sheep in our paddocks. In the 1970s, there were 180 million. • Australia produces just 3 per cent of the world’s wheat (about 25 million tonnes per annum) but accounts for 10–15 per cent ($4 billion) of the world’s 100 million tonne annual global wheat trade. • About 60 per cent of Australia's wine production (a total of around 2 million wine bottles) is exported every day from Australia to 111 international markets. • Australia exports around 70 per cent of the total value of our agricultural, fisheries and forestry production.…

IT'S IN OUR DNA

• There were 29 fat-tailed sheep listed on the First Fleet's manifest in 1788. • The first wheat in Australia was sown in Sydney in 1788 not long after the First Fleet’s arrival. Different varieties of grain were brought and a small nine-acre farm was established at Farm Cove on the site of the current Royal Botanic Garden to raise and experiment with various crops. • Australia’s first grape vines were planted in 1788 at Sydney’s Farm Cove. These vines were brought by Captain Philip as a private stash.…

While you’re driving around rural Australia, consider the enduring importance of our National Parks and State Reserves. Deforestation went hand-in-hand with economic development. According to the Australian Productivity Commission, about 90 per cent of native vegetation in the eastern temperate and south-western temperate zones has been removed for agriculture, industry, transport and human habitation. This has led to Australia having the worst mammal extinction rate of any country in the world. You can help redress the balance by visiting centres like the Charleville Bilby Experience, paying your National Park fees, donating to non-government organisations like Bush Heritage Australia and leaving no trace when you camp.…

RIDGY-DIDGE BUSH CAMPING EXPLORING WITCHELINA NATURE RESERVE

When heading north on the Outback Highway, some travellers stop in at Farina to check out its famous bakery, ruins and campground. Very few take the 25km detour from here to the Witchelina Nature Reserve. Remoteness keeps Witchelina off the radar, as does its lack of infrastructure, the absence of signage, and the fact that its gates only recently opened to the public. Conservation organisation Nature Foundation purchased the historic 4210sqkm pastoral property in 2010 for $2 million. It has removed roaming stock and continues to reverse damage inflicted by pest plants and animals. I’m here with my partner Emma and the Reynolds family: Sam and Jenna plus their children Will, Emily and Jade. The Reynolds founded Offline Campers and they’ve brought along their Raker, as seen at Camper Trailer…

RIDGY-DIDGE BUSH CAMPING EXPLORING WITCHELINA NATURE RESERVE

WHERE: 25km west of Farina. 245km north of Hawker. 627km north of Adelaide. Loosely in between Lake Torrens and Lake Eyre, to the north-west of the Gammon ranges. BOOKING AND CAMPING: If you wish to camp, book with Nature Foundation on (08) 8340 2880 or email info@naturefoundation.org.au. There’s unpowered bush campgrounds at Homestead and Old Mt Nor’ West with drop toilets. Nature drives need to be booked too ($55 per day, $75 for 2+ days). BEST TIME OF YEAR: The winter months. Bring warm clothes and firewood for the nights. Heat is extreme in summer, meaning the Reserve is closed from 1 November to 31 March. NEAREST FUEL: If coming from the south, Lyndhurst. If from the north, Marree. DIFFICULTY: The tracks are challenging in parts, particularly Old Mt Nor’West…

GREAT THINGS COME IN SMALL PACKAGES

Sometimes you just want to climb into bed after some tough travelling. With the right rig, you'll have your bed set up, a place out of the rain and access to all your gear all in a couple of minutes. If you are staying longer than overnight, another easy few minutes will see you have more undercover area on the other side of the trailer and the kitchen. THE BUILD AND DESIGN Quality components add up to a quality build — simple as that. This is a fully Aussie made trailer from south east Queensland on a purpose-built hot-dipped galvanised chassis which has the Cruisemaster suspension bolted on. Air bag or coil suspension is your choice. The six storage compartments are CAD designed and fit together to give you over…

GREAT THINGS COME IN SMALL PACKAGES

SPECS EXCEED RT TOURER

WEIGHTS AND MEASUREMENTS Tare 1040kg ATM 1600kg Payload up to 560kg Ball weight 110kg Suspension Cruisemaster Independent Suspension (coil or air bag) Coupling DO35 Chassis Hot dipped Wheels and tyres 3 x 16" Method Race Wheels with LT265/70R16 tyres Style camper trailer DIMENSIONS Body size 1850mm (W) x 2100mm (H) Towed length 3450mm ACCESSORIES Water2 x 65L Battery 200 a/h Lithium Charging DCDC Charger, 240V 40A Inverter2000W pure sine wave Kitchen Pull out short kitchen with return Fridge 65L Jockey wheel ARK XO Offroad Extreme Rooftop Tent Crazy Dog Canvas Future 2 RTT walls/room Crazy Dog Canvas Shower tent Nomad swing out Hot water Joolca hot tap and quick release bracket Awning Bushwakker U-beaut 270deg free standing PRICED FROM $30,950 PRICE AS TESTED $47,800 ENQUIRIES EXCEED CAMPERS Phone 0401 642…

WET'N WILD WESTERN WANDERING

"It would be easy to dismiss Western Auﬆralia as simply too far to travel. But think again. The statistics tell us that we Aussies typically commute less than 20km to work, and don’t venture further afield than 50km on day trips. We’re happy to travel 400–700km and spend an average of five days in one location, while anything further or longer is 2–3 week journey. So, given that 90 per cent of us live within 100km of the east coast, it would be easy to dismiss Western Australia as simply too far to travel — but think again. You can drive to Perth from Sydney in around 40 hours. That’s five days straight behind the wheel, assuming you stick to fatigue limits. But the rewards are well worth the effort…

WET'N WILD WESTERN WANDERING

Here are some other great locations we fitted into our itinerary and we’re sure you’ll find more: • Lake Clifton and Yalgorup National Park near Mandurah • Mammoth Cave filled with mega-fauna fossils at Margaret River • Cape Leewin and Cape Naturaliste Lighthouses • Wave Rock at Hyden • The Busselton Jetty, which is the longest timber piled jetty in the southern hemisphere (with the added bonus of an underwater observatory) • Dolphin Discovery Centre in Bunbury • Tin Horse Highway • ‘The Lily’ a windmill based on a 16th century design and making stone ground spelt flour • And many, many more…

The best time to visit the south-west WA is autumn and spring. That said, the weather is enjoyable throughout the year, with Mediterranean-style mild winters and hot summers. Free camps are quickly filled in peak season, so, to avoid disappointment and wasting time, we relied predominantly on commercial camp sites that we could book well in advance. These all provided the amenities we needed at a reasonable price. In the off season, however, and with a bit of luck, you’ll find there are some fantastic free camps in south-west WA with views to die for.…

A HYBRID THAT'S CUT ABOVE

If you’ve had a camper trailer and want a little more space but aren’t ready for a full-on caravan, the SWAG hybrid camper could be for you. It gives you a dry bed, eating area and even an internal toilet and shower without any canvas, but is still easy to tow. By taking the kitchen outside under an awning you have the best of both worlds. The SWAG SCT16 Max ticks all the boxes when it comes to an excellent example of a hybrid camper. FROM FRASER TO EXMOUTH AND THE GIBB RIVER ROAD Checking out the images SWAG show off, sent in by owners, will show every type of tow vehicle from utes, 4x4 wagons and even a Porsche. Beaches and corrugations are all part of the adventures that…

A HYBRID THAT'S CUT ABOVE

CTA SPECS SWAG SCT16 MAX

TRAILER Tare 1920kg (2180kg with fixed inclusions) ATM 2500kg or 2700kg depending on tow vehicle Payload up to 520kg Ball weight 125kg Suspension SWAG Heavy Duty Independent Coil Suspension Coupling McHitch 3.5t uniglide Coupling Chassis Hot dipped Q345 Body Composite panel Wheels & tyres alloy wheels 265/75R16 Style Hybrid camper DIMENSIONS Body size 2235 (W) x 2600mm (H) Towed length 7200mm ACCESSORIES Gas Cylinders space for 2 x 9kg Water240L fresh water Hot water Service Truma Ultra Rapid gas hot water system Kitchen External 75L Fridge, fully plumbed 4 burner gas hob, sink and bench space; Electrical Projects smart charger Battery3 x 100Ah AGM Battery Inverter1000W or 1800W Solar2 x 150W fixed panels Aircon Dometic FJ2200 Reverse cycle TV 12V TV/USB player Antenna Omnidirectional PRICE AS TESTED $61,990 ENQUIRIES SWAG…

A LAND FULL OF DIVERSITY

When explorer Captain Charles Sturt and his crew made their way through this often-hostile environment in 1845 while searching for an inland sea, I doubt he thought a national park would be named after him. These days, instead of dragging an 8m whaleboat to Fort Grey, you can safely tow a camper trailer or offroad caravan with ease. Having enjoyed the large dinner servings and a couple of icy cold beverages at the Family Hotel the night before, the thought of breakfast was difficult. The fuel tanks were topped up and tyre pressures reduced before I turned onto the dirt on Cameron Corner Road. The corrugations weren’t as bad as usual, possibly thanks to a recent grading after the rain, which would also explain the greenery that covered the usually…

A LAND FULL OF DIVERSITY

WHERE: Sturt National Park lies 330km north of Broken Hill, or 430km west of Bourke in the northwest corner of NSW. CAMPING: There are four great campsites in Sturt National Park. Dead Horse Gully (1km north of Tibooburra, Mt Wood (27km east of Tibooburra), Olive Downs on the Jump-Up Loop Track and Fort Grey on the way out to Cameron Corner. Each site has Gas BBQ’s, non-potable water (not always) and drop toilets. Camping permits and day entry fees must be paid online before arriving ($12 per site and $8 per vehicle per day). Wood fires are not permitted within the park. You can also stay at the Mount Wood Homestead or Shearers Quarters. Tibooburra has the Granites Caravan Park, Motel and both Pubs have rooms available. SUPPLIES & FACILITIES:…

PINT-SIZED POWERHOUSE

Camping doesn’t have to be the testosterone-scented domain of technically intimidating, super-sized lifestyle machinery and ‘plant it’ 4WD yahooism. South Australian company, Little Guy have been taking the ‘macho’ out of camping for over a decade and paving the way for new demographics, such as single women, couples without children, or downsizers. In 2006, Graham Hooper started to import American-made Little Guy trailers to Australia. Four years later, wanting to manage quality control more actively, Graham quit importing and started making them himself, steering production in a direction of his own. A natural innovator, Graham has over 60 years of experience in manufacturing, research and development, agriculture, and export. His early career saw him purchase the Murray Bridge abattoir where he managed the expansion and development of the site, growing…

PINT-SIZED POWERHOUSE

SPECS LITTLE GUY ROUGH RIDER

WEIGHTS AND MEASUREMENTS Tare 620kg (as seen) ATM750kg Payload130kg Ball weight 64kg SuspensionManutec leaf springs are supported by AL-KO shock absorbers BrakesNone standard CouplingCruisemaster DO35 Chassis/Drawbar 2 x 50 x 75mm RHS Body Structural plywood laminated with fibreglass Wheel/tyreNankang Toursport NS 235/75R15s on six-stud 15in wheels StyleTeardrop DIMENSIONS Travel 2100mm (W); 1755mm (H to roof vent); 3955mm (L from coupling to bumper). Interior size 1515mm (W); 2100mm (L); 1075mm (H) ACCESSORIES Water 60L tank optional Gas N/A Kitchen Optional 2/3 door cabinetry, Smart Microwave & Breville portable induction cooktop Additional Storage Roof Racks optional Battery Your choice of 55Ah AGM Battery or 80Ah Lithium, 12V/5A Bluesmart Charger PRICED $19,565 (base model) CONTACT LITTLE GUY AUSTRALIA Email littleguyaust@gmail.com Phone 0414 442 008 Web littleguyaustralia.com.au camper.hemax.com More pictures Specs to compare…

A JEWEL IN QUEENSLAND’S SANDSTONE BELT

An oasis in the heart of Central Queensland, towering white sandstone cliffs form a breathtaking gorge carved by Carnarvon Creek over millions of years. With narrow gorges feeding off the main gorge containing splendid attractions, remnant rainforest and a significant cultural heritage Carnarvon Gorge is the jewel in the crown in this section of the sandstone belt. Carnarvon fan palms and ancient cycads, ferns and gum trees line the sides of the gorge while grassy open forest tops the tablelands above. The road into Carnarvon National Park will leave you awestruck as rugged cliffs dominate the skyline. TAKING THE SCENIC ROUTE I awoke to rain falling on my rooftop tent — the predictions had eventuated. Breaking camp was quick as a result, there wasn’t even time for coffee. The tracks…

A JEWEL IN QUEENSLAND’S SANDSTONE BELT

CARNARVON GORGE FAST FACTS

GETTING THERE: From Roma drive 200km north along the Carnarvon Development Road to the signed turnoff. From Emerald drive 196km south via Springsure and Rolleston to the signed turnoff. From the turnoff drive 45km to the park. WHERE TO STAY: Camping in the National Park Visitor Area is only available during the Easter, winter and spring Queensland school holidays. Bookings are essential and the Queensland Department of National Parks prefer this be done online. Fuel stoves are essential as open fires are not permitted and all rubbish must be taken with you. qpws.usedirect.com/QPWS. Takarakka Bush Resort: Located 4km from the Carnarvon Visitor Centre with cabins, Taka tents, powered and unpowered sites, camp kitchens, camp oven pits, clean amenities, outdoor bar and communal fire pits (wood supplied). Bookings are essential. takarakka.com.au.…

RED CENTRE ESSENTIALS CHECKLIST

In what used to be called ‘the Mereenie Loop’ — part of it goes through Mereenie Valley — The Red Centre Way is your grand tour of the best of Central Australia. It’s such an integral part of our country that even high school groups head to the iconic destinations as it’s a great way to feel as though you’re in a different country — or even a different planet. The long-haul drive is what makes the outback so special, and it makes you realise how lively the desert is with its diverse landscapes and unique and native species. There are also a variety of experiences in the Red Centre that will interest you. The best way to explore the attractions is to dot them out on a map, choose…

RED CENTRE ESSENTIALS CHECKLIST

HYBRID TRAVELLING

In the world of camper trailers, hybrids are the coming thing — that’s only if you consider they haven’t already arrived with a big thump. They form a necessary and significant component of any brand’s line-up, and sales to the over 50s are almost exclusively in that area. In fact, there are now so many brands and styles on the market that you have to have a very competitive price and/or well-featured camper to stand out in the crowd. Signature Camper Trailers is a relatively new brand in the market, having been only established in 2016. Since then, it has gone through a number of major changes, with new owners and new premises in the northern Sydney suburb of Thornleigh. Our first impression of their shiningly clean workshop-come-showroom was of…

HYBRID TRAVELLING

SPECS SIGNATURE IRIDIUM 13 S

WEIGHTS AND MEASUREMENTS Length (overall) 5400mm (17ft 8in) Length (body) 3960mm (13ft) Width 2120mm (6ft 11in) Height 2320mm (7ft 7in) Tare 1920kg ATM 2500kg Ball weight 185kg EXTERNAL Cladding Aluminium composite walls, fibreglass roof Chassis/drawbar100 & 150 x 50 x 3 & 4mm hot dip galvanised Suspension Trailing arm dual shock independent Coupling McHitch 3.5 tonne Uniglide Brakes 12in electric drum Wheels 16in black alloys Tyres 265/75R16 mud terrain Gas cylinders 2 x 9kg holders Battery 3 x 100Ah AGM Water 2 x 100L stainless steel INTERNAL Cooktop Four-burner gas cast iron Kitchen Stainless steel side pullout OPTIONS FITTED None PRICE AS TESTED $41,990 MORE INFORMATION SIGNATURE CAMPER TRAILERS Address 3/11 Sefton Road, Thornleigh, NSW 2120 Phone 1300 935 400 Email office@signaturecampertrailers.com.au Web signaturecampertrailers.com.au camper.hemax.com More pictures Specs to compare…

STAYING POWERED UP

What are the benefits of having an Enerdrive power system that is completely composed of Enerdrive accessories and parts? Complete power systems are the true Enerdrive difference. Whilst alternative systems usually comprise of individual products from various brands, at Enerdrive we can cater for the entire pipeline of energy requirements. In the case of a power fault, having a multitude of differently branded products often causes confusion and frustration when attempting to identify the root of the issue. Alternatively, adopting a complete Enerdrive power system grants you peace of mind knowing that any tech issues will only ever require one call to our experienced senior technicians, all of whom have a wealth of faultfinding experience at their disposal. Building a power system comprised entirely of Enerdrive products is also a…

STAYING POWERED UP

LITHIUM BATTERIES

When it comes to lithium batteries, there are no real household names. We’re flooded with Facebook ads for the best new release at supposed bargain prices, and a quick search on the likes of eBay will get you dozens of results for all sorts of unheard-of brands. My recommendation with them — steer clear. The seller could be a private individual or be offshore with no legal obligations to back up their claims and worse, the batteries could be rubbish — like a lot of the junk flogged online. So what of Invicta? It turns out they come from a parent company, Sealed Performance Batteries, that happen to supply some of Australia's most trusted retail and OEM battery brands, including ACDelco and BOSCH. Sealed Performance Batteries (SPB) specialise in batteries…

LITHIUM BATTERIES

THIS SIMPLE DEVICE WILL SAVE YOUR LIFE

Twenty years ago, my sparky added 240V to my Tambo camper trailer, complete with a 15A external inlet plug and a residual current device (RCD), so I could install a battery charger. The problem was my garage only had 10A power points. When I asked if my sparky could simply remove the 10A female end from an extension cord and replace it with a 15A plug he declined, explaining that while it would be an easy solution, it was hazardous. Instead, he installed a 15A power point, costing me a couple of hundred more dollars. You see, in Australia, not only does all 240V wiring need to be installed by a licenced electrician, but to comply with RV wiring requirements, the RCD and power outlets must be double pole which…

THIS SIMPLE DEVICE WILL SAVE YOUR LIFE

BIKE CARRIER REVOLUTIONS

For generations, bikes have been strapped to roof racks, tied to the A-frame of a camper trailer or caravan and hung off the back of an RV — but how often did the bikes survive the adventure unscathed? Now there is a simple modular solution that allows you to take up to four bikes wherever you want to go, including far off the beaten track. I was fortunate enough to have the opportunity to see firsthand how an iSi Extreme Duty 4x4x4 four-bicycle carrier system mounted on a Wonderland RV, with four bikes included, on some of the roughest roads through outback NSW. I was suitably impressed with how this solidly built bike carrier performed. As a proudly Australian business, iSi are passionate about providing a product that empowers you…

BIKE CARRIER REVOLUTIONS

CLEAN WATER AT THE CLICK OF A BUTTON

I was excited when I heard that we’d be taking a Guzzle H2O Stream on our Outback Pub Experiences trip as I’d seen one used by the team from Expedition Overland during a Baha adventure. Being able to see for myself how it performs in Australian conditions and if it was a piece of kit that could be added to not only my setup but yours too. My passion is remote solo Overlanding so being able to keep my drinking water safe and topped up by using the Stream, could be a lifesaver. The Guzzle H2O Stream is a portable water filter that can be used to fill anything from a water bottle to a jerry can or the water tanks on your camper, caravan or 4WD. When camping off-grid,…

CLEAN WATER AT THE CLICK OF A BUTTON

IN SEPTEMBER 2008 I had just walked out of my camper after spending half an hour flicking through a few copies of a new magazine called Camper Trailer Australia. I had picked them up off a table in a nearby hall, where the editor had just laid them out as free samples of his work. I was standing there with a copy in one hand and a coffee in the other when that editor walked past, stopped, seeing me with his magazine, and walked over and asked me what I thought of it. “Do you want an honest response?” I asked. “Yeah,” he said. “Well, I think it’s a bit boring.” That understandably stopped him, so I went on to explain that though it was being received enthusiastically by buyers…

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