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Explore QLD Part 3: Tropical Roads & Hidden Gems
Queensland’s north offers a road trip unlike any other. From reef adventures and tropical coastlines to gemfields, country towns and outback landscapes, discover the final chapter in our Queensland road trip series.
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Why Winter Might Be the Best Time to Travel
Winter travel down south brings quieter roads, campfire nights and a slower pace worth leaning into. Discover why travelling south this season might be the best way to experience it.
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The Caravan Storage Hacks That Make Life on the Road Easier
Clever caravan storage can make all the difference on the road. We look at simple hacks and smart design ideas, including the Silwy range from Everything Caravans, helping travellers enjoy a more organised, stylish and practical setup without compromise.
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Explore The Fraser Coast: One Stay at a Time
Explore the Fraser Coast at a slower pace. Four unique parks, from riverside escapes to bush retreats, all within easy reach. Stay longer and experience this region one stop at a time.
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Wongaling Beach, QLD – Where the Reef Meets the Rainforest (and you slow down… whether you planned to or not)
Wongaling Beach is where the reef meets the rainforest and the pace slows the moment you arrive. With quiet beaches, tropical surrounds and plenty to explore, it’s the kind of place that turns a quick stop into a longer stay -especially when you base yourself at Tropical Hibiscus Caravan Park.
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Leslie Dam, Queensland – The Ultimate Inland Escape for Caravanners, Families & Road Tripper Legends
Leslie Dam near Warwick is the kind of place that sneaks up on you. Wide open spaces, cracking sunsets, and fishing tales that grow by the campfire. Just a short drive from town, it’s a laid-back inland escape perfect for caravanners, families, and anyone chasing a slower pace, with waterfront camping at Lake Leslie Tourist Park making it easy to settle in and stay a little longer.
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This Is What Supporting Local Looks Like
When Nat and Kim Jaques-Sinclair took over Crystal Creek Caravan Park, they were chasing a different way of life, not just a business. But when floods hit the region, their park became something more – a lifeline for the community, built on resilience, connection, and a commitment to showing up when it mattered most.
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Maaroom, Queensland: Where the Road Ends and the Good Times Begin
Maaroom is a quiet coastal hideaway on the Great Sandy Strait where life slows right down. Known for its fishing, wide-open views, and relaxed caravan lifestyle, it’s the kind of place travellers come to unwind and often end up wanting to return to before they’ve even left.
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Monto, Queensland – Small Town, Big Country, and a Surprisingly Good Time
Join @Whatsupwithwaz as he heads inland to Monto, Queensland, a true country town where wide streets, friendly locals, and peaceful surroundings create the perfect off-the-beaten-track adventure. From scenic drives and heritage trails to relaxing days at Cania Gorge and Lake Cania, Monto proves that small towns can deliver big experiences and plenty of reasons to stay a little longer.
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Waterfront Holiday Park, Tailem Bend, SA
Alison Huth shares her experience staying at Waterfront Holiday Park in Tailem Bend, noting how the once run-down park has been transformed into a spacious, adults-only riverside retreat with large grassy sites, Murray River views, and a relaxed, easy check-in system.
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