A tent footprint is a protective groundsheet placed beneath your shelter. It helps shield the tent floor from sharp sticks, abrasive grit, moisture and muddy…
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Pitching your swag or setting up the dome at a coastal campsite can turn sour fast when a southerly buster rolls through and water starts dripping through the…
Camping in Australia means you will eventually get caught in rain. Whether you are pitched at Wilsons Promontory on a gusty Bass Strait afternoon, tucked into…
Family camping has long been woven into Australian outdoor life, from weekend trips near Sydney to extended holidays during summer school break. Sharing one…
Australia is built for backpackers. From the sandstone ridges of the Blue Mountains to the granite peaks of Wilsons Promontory, bushwalkers carry everything…
Hammock camping has quietly become a favourite among Aussie weekend warriors, from the misty ridges of the Blue Mountains to the cool rainforest pockets of…
A gear sling is a small piece of kit that quietly changes how a hammock camp works. Strung beneath the ridgeline, it lifts your pack, shoes, water bottle and…
Hammock camping has become a favourite way to sleep lightweight across Australia, from the misty ridges of the Blue Mountains to the dry woodlands of the…
Hammock camping has quietly become a favourite way to enjoy the outdoors in Australia, from weekend hangs in the Blue Mountains to multi-day walks along the…
Aussie campers usually carry a tarp for shade or a quick awning over the camp kitchen. That same piece of fabric can pull double duty as a groundsheet under…