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7 News | 0 / 118 per week / 118 per month Updated: :date: 27.12.2025 12:20
Ghost Camping: What it is, how campsite hoarding works, why free spots sit empty and everything to know © 9news.com.au
🇦🇺 Lifestyle 26.12.2025

Ghost Camping: What it is, how campsite hoarding works, why free spots sit empty and everything to know

The practice of 'ghost camping,' where travelers reserve prime campsites but leave them empty, is reportedly increasing in Australia. Operators of a camping directory note the issue is most prevalent during peak holiday periods in popular coastal and national park areas, where it is difficult to police as many spots are free. They report instances, such as along the Murray River, where the majority of parked caravans and motorhomes were unoccupied.

How to do a family-friendly road trip through Western Australia | The Advocate © theadvocate.com.au
🇦🇺 Lifestyle 26.12.2025

How to do a family-friendly road trip through Western Australia | The Advocate

A family's three-week, 3000-kilometer campervan trip in Western Australia yielded practical advice for similar journeys. Key recommendations include booking caravan parks and tours well in advance during peak seasons, carrying ample water and fuel due to long distances and bore water reliance, and budgeting for additional costs like powered sites and park entry fees. The experience also highlighted the importance of vehicle security and network coverage in remote areas.

How to do a family-friendly road trip through Western Australia | Illawarra Mercury © illawarramercury.com.au
🇦🇺 Lifestyle 26.12.2025

How to do a family-friendly road trip through Western Australia | Illawarra Mercury

A family's three-week, 3000-kilometer campervan trip in Western Australia provides practical advice for similar journeys. Key recommendations include booking caravan parks and tours well in advance during peak seasons, as powered sites can cost around $100 per night. Travelers should carry ample water due to unsafe bore water in the northwest and be prepared for limited mobile signal and long distances between fuel stops.

How to do a family-friendly road trip through Western Australia | The Examiner © examiner.com.au
🇦🇺 Lifestyle 26.12.2025

How to do a family-friendly road trip through Western Australia | The Examiner

A family's three-week, 3000-kilometer campervan trip in Western Australia yielded practical advice for similar journeys. Key recommendations include booking caravan parks and tours well in advance during peak seasons, carrying ample water and fuel due to long distances and limited services, and accounting for additional costs like park entry fees and powered sites, which can reach $100 per night. The experience also highlighted the importance of vehicle security and network coverage in remote areas.

Moruya to become RV-friendly town, boosting local tourism © batemansbaypost.com.au
🇦🇺 Openings 26.12.2025

Moruya to become RV-friendly town, boosting local tourism

Moruya will be officially declared an RV-friendly town following a unanimous council decision. The designation, authorized by the Campervan and Motorhome Club of Australia, aims to attract touring vehicles by providing specific amenities. The council has already established on-street parking for long vehicles, a free dump point, potable water, and 10 overnight sites at the North Heads Campground. The only direct cost to ratepayers is $290 for two signs.

Why are so many Australian caravan companies collapsing? © abc.net.au
🇦🇺 Industry 26.12.2025

Why are so many Australian caravan companies collapsing?

A series of Australian caravan manufacturers have entered administration or liquidation since 2023, with recent cases including Zone RV, Tango Caravans, and Boss Adventure. Industry experts cite high domestic manufacturing costs, post-pandemic supply chain issues, and a market oversupply as key pressures. The sector's shift towards producing more complex, bespoke vehicles has further increased financial strain on businesses.

Moruya to become RV-friendly town, boosting local tourism © naroomanewsonline.com.au
🇦🇺 Openings 26.12.2025

Moruya to become RV-friendly town, boosting local tourism

The Eurobodalla Shire Council has unanimously endorsed a plan to designate Moruya as an 'RV-Friendly Town' to attract more tourists with motorhomes and caravans. The initiative, recommended by the Moruya Business Chamber, includes providing on-street parking for long vehicles, a free dump point, potable water, and 10 overnight sites at the North Heads Campground. The designation will be authorized by the Campervan and Motorhome Club of Australia, with the only direct cost to ratepayers being two signs totaling $290.

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