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Discover Australia’s best caravan parks, pet-friendly stays, and coastal touring itineraries. Plan your next trip with WUDU’s expert travel guides.

A Dog-Friendly Holiday Park Near a Dog Beach for Every Capital

One park for each capital that takes dogs on powered sites, paired with the nearest beach where dogs are allowed, and the summer beach rules that catch owners out.

Perth to Broome by Caravan: 2,344km and a 286km Fuel Gap

Every leg of the coast road measured, every diesel stop checked against FuelWatch, and five common tow vehicles set against the longest run without fuel.

Murray River by Caravan: Three States, Three Camping Rulebooks

The camping rules change with the bank you park on. Here is the route in three legs, what each state charges for riverside camping, and the border rules that catch caravanners out.

A Dog-Friendly Holiday Park Near a Dog Beach for Every Capital

One park for each capital that takes dogs on powered sites, paired with the nearest beach where dogs are allowed, and the summer beach rules that catch owners out.

Perth to Broome by Caravan: 2,344km and a 286km Fuel Gap

Every leg of the coast road measured, every diesel stop checked against FuelWatch, and five common tow vehicles set against the longest run without fuel.

Spring Caravan Nights Fell About 16% Between 2019 and 2024

Tourism Research Australia figures show autumn drew as many caravan and camping nights as summer in 2024, about 15.7 million, while spring drew fewer than in 2019.

Murray River by Caravan: Three States, Three Camping Rulebooks

The camping rules change with the bank you park on. Here is the route in three legs, what each state charges for riverside camping, and the border rules that catch caravanners out.

Big Rig Caravan Parks: Where a 10-Metre-Plus Van Actually Fits

We read the site pages of 63 holiday parks to see who publishes a length limit for big rigs, and what that number really measures. Start with your own tape measure.

WA Wildflower Season 2026: A Month by Month Drive Guide for Caravanners

That matters if you were planning to time a trip around peak bloom. The Coral Coast season normally runs early August to early October,...

Cape York and the Top End Are Open: Your August to October Window

If Cape York has been sitting on your list for a few years, the next ten weeks are the best shot you will get...

Worth the Detour: Three Australian Caravan Parks Most People Drive Straight Past

There are the parks on the list: the ones that fill up in May, the ones that appear in every roundup, the ones your...

The Grey Nomad Migration Has Started. Here’s Where Everyone Is Heading This Winter.

The annual northward move is well underway. July school holidays have pulled the trigger for thousands of southern families and retirees, and the caravan...

Caravan vs Cabin: Is Towing Still the Best Way to Travel?

For a lot of Australians, the dream is simple. Hook up the van, hit the road and take your own bed, kitchen and little...

Power, Water and Weight: The Gear Choices That Can Make or Break a Trip

Will this make the setup better, or just heavier, more complicated and harder to manage?

Dark Sky Touring Australia: The Quiet Caravan Trend Hiding in Plain Sight

For years, winter touring has usually meant one of two things: chasing warmer weather up north, or heading inland for a quieter campfire season.But...