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Hi Wife and I are spending 3 weeks in NSW this coming October in a rented camper. We are not big city fans, but feel we must do the tourist bit and "see" Sydney. Can anyone recommend a suitable place to to stay that has access to the city centre from nearby public transport. We are coming over fro...

I was pouring over the forum for information on the above subject, when it finally dawned on me to use the search button anyway after reading through a few posts I want to know how things have changed? What are you using and who with? I know this is going to sound strange but I prefer not to use wifi becaus...

Hi Everyone I am doing a costs survey for caravaners and campers I have built a B&B with an outside bathroom which can also be used for campers when no-one is in the B&B Pull up next to it...plug into power and use the ensuite bathroom, have a campfire..... We see caravaners drive past here (nea...

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I was surprised to say the least when I accessed my email account and found that I had sent 149USD to a company in the USA that I had never heard of. The email came from PayPal advising me of the transaction at 1.07AM Sunday Morning.I accessed my Paypal account and the transaction had been debited to my acc...

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Hello to everyone Is anybody having problems or has the site changed since last night? When I log on using the home computer I get these advertising pop ups over the screen making it very hard to use .Also in some of the text in the editorials there are words in a green colour and you happen to go near them...

We have come across this caravan park it is. 19KM north of miles in QLD, the name of it is Possum Park. $25.00 a night for two people powered site,they have accommodation in the way of normal cabins ,Railway carriages made into cabins, they have old WW2 ammunition bunkers made into accommodation, and...

HI, Iwould like to keep the post by Karen farmer on her survey. Is there somewhere on here that I can put it in my own area? if not, wonder if Cindy could make it that way. thanks.Rocket

We are happy to host a get together up here near Seabird for any who can make it. It is Fathers day weekend but hopefully a few can make it. We are on 5 acres, would prefer that you are fairly self sufficient. We have plenty of water but no power or loos!! So it is a very " basic free camp " camp ...

I've recently bought a motorhome and am about to hit the road. However, there is no room for my beloved kayak and I will need to resort to an inflatable. I'd love to hear from anyone who has had good (or bad) experiences with inflatables and any recommendations with regard to brand etc would be greatly...

Have a knocking sound from under the floor of my Matilda when I first move off, appears to eminate from the rear of the shower/toilet recess. Have checked everything imaginable and can find nothing loose or broken with the suspension or any other under floor components. My current plan is to wait till...

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Hi everyone I was just interested to know if anyone else has a household flush toilet in their motor homes and if so what are you use in the black water tank to control the smells?

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Stayed at Round Lagoon the other night. It's about 5 ks out of Chinchilla . Lovely quiet area, very clean, no amenities, plenty of sites, picnic tables. I think it's a Rotary Park.

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