South of Mackay is a small town that 99% of travellers would drive straight through. But if you’re chasing a coastal camp, then turn off the Bruce highway at the Carmila service station, pass straight through town and head to the coast.

Constructed in the 1930’s Koonalda Station started life as a grazing station, before it began servicing travellers as they tripped across the Nullarbor. Constructed of old railway sleepers the homestead is truely a piece of Australian History

Best known as the home of Wave Rock, Hyden has more to offer than you may think.

If you are looking for something that’s a little bit quirky then Coodlie Park is a must see.

Nestled amongst the sand dunes, Fowlers Bay is another amazing spot along the coast of South Australia.

This is one of those great spot that’s easy access for anyone travelling around Port Lincoln.
Whalers Way is about 40 minutes out of town and easy access no matter your vehicle or what your towing.

Queensland is known for its islands surrounded by crystal blue waters. Normally when you think of these tropical islands you are thinking of the Whitsunday’s coast. Flying north and getting a boat out to relax on the white sand beaches.

Just a quick run down the M1 (from either Newcastle or Sydney), you take the Peats Ridge Road exit and a few minutes later you are at Somersby Falls. Situated in the Brisbane Waters National Park, these falls are a great spot for a day trip.

Sometimes you just need to get away and take a break for the weekend…and about 3 hours north of Sydney you will find a little caravan park nestled on the Smith Lakes, perfect for such an escape.