Adventure Reviews

Brendan Batty tests Patriot Campers' X1 GT to see whether good things really do come in small packages.

Brendan Batty takes the Avan Cruiseliner Adventure Plus out bush to review it

Marcus Craft takes a Jayco Swan Outback out bush to review it. Is the news good or bad? Read on

Are Jayco's Outbacks all they're cracked up to be? Marcus Craft dirt-road-tests a Jayco Hawk Outback camper-trailer.

Brendan Batty road-tests and reviews a 2018 Jayco Eagle Touring camper-trailer, the second largest camper in the Jayco range.

From sand to snow and back again, the Mazda CX-8 Asaki takes on a family road trip.

The Margaret River region is known for fine wine and dining, a great weekend spot for locals to escape the hustle and bustle of Perth - but it's also a destination in its own right, somewhere that people from all over Australia, and all over the world, put on their must-see list.And if you love adventure, there are plenty of choice spots to check out when you're in this neck of the woods.The quaint town of Margaret River is about three hours south of Perth, and it's an area known for its breathtaking natural beauty - a place where the visitors often outnumber the locals. While Margey itself isn't on the beach, the water isn't far away - and in these parts there are literally hundreds of spots you can stop, park, and take in a glorious view of the Indian Ocean.

Marcus Craft tests the Cub Campers Brumby camper-trailer off-road in rural NSW.

People with camper-trailers are increasingly looking to push their travel boundaries and so they head off the bitumen, onto dirt roads and go bush.But on-road camper-trailers are not suited to cope with the extra stresses that dirt-road or gravel-track driving bring, which is why campers better equipped for light-duty bush driving, such as Jayco’s Outback versions of its models, are finding favor with buyers.We took an Eagle Outback into the bush to check it out.

The camping world is so mad for forward-fold campers that it often forgets that, for a long time, the rear-fold, hard-floor camper were considered the 'In' thing.