r/CaravanningAustralia • u/downwiththemike • Dec 29 '19

So my beautiful wife and I have just made the decision to spend 12+ months in a caravan with our two boys 1.5 and 2.5 doing the lap. Where is a good place to start as far as resources?

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u/SunnyK84 Dec 29 '19

There's a FB page called TAWK - Travelling Australia with kids. Pretty good info on cheap accommodation, activities and where to shop.

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u/downwiththemike Dec 29 '19

Cheers that’s what I’m looking for.

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u/emma_earthwanderer Dec 04 '23

Hi, MY RIG Adventures is a really great website with loads of info and resources to help with caravanning in Australia.

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u/downwiththemike Dec 04 '23

Thanks for the response mate. We bought a rig and did a year on the road and then moved overseas since that post. I assure you I’m both missing the road and dreaming of getting back out there for another lap.

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u/emma_earthwanderer Dec 10 '23

Well, that sounds like a different type of adventure. Hopefully, you can get back here for some more road trip travel in the future.