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This is the most popular style of camping in Australia with campers like the Flagstaff 425D becoming favourites with young families. RVs are mostly owned by retirees travelling around the country and there are very few RV Resorts.

This is at our favourite camping spot, the camping area was really beautiful. Saddened to hear that it`s been extensively damaged in floods last week.

This was a lovely place to stay, close to a couple of National Parks. It is perfectly round and is thought to be a meteor crater.

We decided to stop here for a coffee and were most surprised to find it snowing, most unexpected for the time of the year.

We have a king size bed on top of the trailer, very different to your kind of camping.!

We stay on unpowered sites in caravan parks as we are self sufficient. Usually we have a spot to ourselves as we travel out of school holidays.

We have a tailgate kitchen, won`t know ourselves when we get a Flagstaff. !

We went on a three week trip to outback Nsw and this was on the way to White Cliffs, an opal mining community where most of the homes are underground because of the extreme heat. This was after the drought had broken and for the first time in years the wildflowers were blooming.

Camping The Australian Way

What a spot! Is that typical of facilities provided in your camping areas as we have nothing like that in Australia ? Robyn

This one was about 20 feet from our camper with a few kangaroos in a National Park. On our Outback trip a couple of years ago we saw pairs of emus with up to 14 chicks. Robyn.

We thought he was after the fruit cake on the table!