Spotify , Facebook / messenger ( for phoning/ video chat with the kids ) and also have podcast apps for listening to a variety of things while driving long distances
Also have Wiki etc

BOM Weather, Aus Rain Radar, Time Speed Distance, FreeRangeCamping, CampingMate, NTMag, NSW Parks, VicParks.

I use wikicamps, Hema maps, fuelmap, fuelcheck, gasbottlerefills.com.

I recently did an update on the Caltex app and it now includes "fuel pay" where at participating servo's you pay at the pump from your phone. 6 cpl discount on the first 3 fills. It is quick and convenient. A tax invoice is sent to the nominated email address.

Frank

I second Maps.me  I used it in Oman, the UAE and now back here in Australia as soon as you change countries it picks up your location and asks if you want to download the relevent maps - the best thing is that it's free and once downloaded onto your device you don't need an internet connection to use it.

Cheers

BB

Yes, me. I work with the Camps app and Wiki. Bets of both worlds.

I also have the BOM, Weatherzone, WilliWeather apps to keep an eye on the weather. Also, Telstra to keep an eye on my data. ICE with emergency details for if needed. myGov, to keep and eye on things. Gasfinder to locate LPG for the TeePee. ABC, to keep up with news. The TV apps, to watch catch up TV if I want. AusPost, to check on any mail I am waiting on. My Banks app, to keep and eye on my money and do on-line banking. My credit card provider app, to keep and eye on that.

I use all those apps on a regular basis.

As I said Ger, I use both. Usually check Camps first then fine tune via Wiki by reading not just the first few comments but many then look at the pics and prices if any then make my mind up.

To answer your last question, I find Camps worth the small cost to purchase and worth having, saves a big book sitting next to you adding to the weight, yeh I know, not worth thinking about but every gram adds. That all said I think Wiki is probably just a little better. Wiki relies on US the user to keep it up to date and most do the right thing but a few put wrong info in. The reason I read more than the first few comments. I get annoyed with photo's of families and dogs etc, I'm more interested in what does the camp/van area actually look like. Some info on what is around the area is good as well, POI.




Keep Safe on the roads and out there.