r/CaravanningAustralia

Howdy people. We are on the market for a caravan. Something 19-22ft, off road, needs 2-3 bunks, good lounge and usual facilities like bathroom toilet shower, outdoor kitchen would be nice aswel.
80k budget. Maybe a little more
Plan is to start small with trips and slowly work towards a big trip around Aus or at-least a couple months somewhere.
2 adults 2 small kids potential teen also.
I've been looking at the Ezytrail Airlie 21 bunk. Out of all the bans I've walked through at expos that has by far been the most impressive

Has anyone got a DIY hack for doing this at home?

While our van is only a few years old and kept undercover, I would like to give do a check at least annually as part of our maintenance routine.

I did see a video using a leaf blower on through the toilet cassette area. Just seeing if anyone has done this and any tips.

We do have an air compressor (dual tank commercial one) but worry that the pressure would be too high.

Planning our first big caravan trip with the kids for school holidays next year. We're looking for the best park to stay at in Coffs Harbour. We really don't want to feel like we're staying at a generic park; we want a place that has something different. Any recommendations?

Hi, we're on the road and the stove igniter wont stop clicking.

Any ideas as to how I can make it stop?

Thanks in advance

Hi all,

In the market for a caravan and wondering if there’s a “how to” on caravanning? From leveling, unhitching and anything that probably gets overlooked when people think of buying a caravan for the first time.

For what it’s worth, it’d probably be a 19-21foot as needing a triple bunk

What would your advice be to a first time caravan buyer?

We just got a $345 fine for parking overnight in our van at peregian beach. No area is safe. Peregian is part of Noosa and council rangers are patrolling all areas, parking lots, side streets and beach areas late at night. Woke us up and issued a $345 fine!!