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Camping for the first time can be intimidating enough without the stress of wondering what to pack—and worrying about what you might have missed. Luckily, there’s tons of resources to help you figure out what to pack in a camper trailer and how to pack it, so that your first time camping goes off without a hitch. After all, camping can be a fantastic, eye-opening experience that bonds families and creates lifelong memories, so starting out on the right foot is key. This guide to what to pack in a camper trailer will ensure you don’t forget anything, while having exactly what you need for a memorable vacation, no matter where you go. What to pack in a camper trailer can be a fine line between under and over packing, which is never fun. Either you’ll wish you had more, or you’ll spend most of the time sifting through everything trying to find what you need. Keep reading for the ultimate guide to what to pack in a camper trailer for a first-time camper to feel like a pro and enjoy your camping trip to the max.   

Who says you need a fully loaded truck to go on amazing camping adventures in your trailer? Lightweight trailers are your ticket to keeping your beloved crossover and having a fantastic trip with family and friends in the Great Outdoors. Cub Campers has a wide range of lightweight trailers to suit every camping need and trailer preference, from super light and super compact to deluxe and roomy trailers. Whether you’re looking for all the bells and whistles without sacrificing towing capacity or whether you just want the basics to hit the open road free as a bird, these lightweight trailers are right up your alley. Read on to find out just how many lightweight trailers you can tow with your crossover. Hint: they just might surprise you.

Brett, his wife Marta, and their daughters Ella (aged 7) and Mia (aged 4) have just finished a 359 day “lap of the map” around Australia in a Cub Escape. They documented their journey on their Facebook page called Mac’s Tracks: 12 Months In A Trailer Around Australia. We spoke to them as they were unpacking their home.

Camper trailer holidays can be fantastic family trips that create lasting memories. Relaxing out in nature, unplugged and de-stressed, they’re a recipe for some of the best trips you’ll ever take. However, camper trailer trips can take quite a bit of preparation to make sure you know what to pack in a camper trailer for a successful trip. After all, when you’re out in the woods it’s tough to run to the store because you ran out of batteries or forgot butter. Read on to find out exactly what to pack in a camper trailer, how to pack, and everything else you need to do to prepare for a smooth, enjoyable camper trailer holiday!

It’s the start of a new year, and although the holiday may be over for many, there’s still the Australia Day long weekend to look forward to. That means that there’s one last chance to hit the road for an adventure to kick off 2019 with a bang. If you’re looking for some ideas on where to go, we’ve got you covered.

Camping trips can be some of the most relaxing excursions you’ll ever take, but not unless you do your best to cut out the stress. It’s tempting to pack a ton of gear when you go camping to ensure you’re prepared for anything and everything, but when you’re figuring out how to make a small camper trailer work for a family, packing light is key. You might think you need everything on your list, but chances are that a ton of those “essentials” might not ever get used on your travels. Figuring out how to scale things down and only take exactly what you need might seem like a chore, but it’ll make your trip so much better in the long run. You won’t have to pack and repack and constantly reorganize to make things fit, you won’t have to search endlessly for items, and unpacking after a trip won’t be something you dread. Keep reading to find ideas on how to make a small camper trailer work for you, because it might just result in the most relaxing trip of your life.

Towing a camper trailer can be a blast. After all, you’ve got accommodations on wheels that can go pretty much wherever the road takes you! The world is your playground when you have a camper trailer, but it can be tricky to ensure you’re towing one correctly. We’ve put together the best tips for towing a camper trailer to ensure your holiday is smooth sailing, because once you get the hang of it, towing a camper trailer is one of the best experiences a family can have!

It's the end of 2018 and no doubt many of you have some adventures planned over the Summer period. If you're still unsure about where you should go, take a look at some of our suggestions.

Setting out on a camping trip can be a thrilling adventure—that is, until you realize you forgot something you absolutely need. Figuring out what to pack in a camper trailer can be tough, but once you get it down pat, packing up for a trip becomes a cinch. We’ve broken down our best beginner packing tips, from what to pack in a camper trailer to exactly how to pack it so that you can spend less time sorting through your gear and more time enjoying Mother Nature. After all, time away with the family is precious, so making the most of every minute is a must! Read on for a guide to packing your camper trailer like a pro on the very first try, but remember: if you get overwhelmed, just crack a cold one, take a breather, and try again.

Camper trailer travelling is unlike any other kind of trip. It’s exhilarating to be out in nature with nothing but your friends and family, your trailer, and your supplies. A camper trailer lets you travel pretty much anywhere the road can take you, without paying exorbitant hotel and restaurant fees. Plus, you get to experience the beauty of nature up close and personal. However, camper trailer camping for beginners can be tricky, which is why this guide will help you navigate the ups and downs of camping to make the most out of your trip. Keep reading to find out everything you need to know to camp like a pro on the first try, because that’s all you need to get hooked on camping for life.

We caught up with Brad Rayner, a Cub owner from Perth whose passion for off-roading with his family has built up quite a following on social media. His pages on Facebook and Instagram, named Dad 4×4 Adventures, has attracted more than 2000 followers and he’s taken some truly spectacular photographs of his travels around Australia.

Located in the heart of Mt Field National Park in Tasmania, the iconic Russell Falls is one of the most photographed waterfalls in Australia, and for good reason. The falls consist of two main drops and a segmented, vertical appearance. This majestic feature is also one of the easiest waterfalls to get to and is only an hour outside of Hobart, making it a great location for a day trip. The camping facilities within the park are equipped with  toilets, electric barbecues, kiosk and a visitor centre near the start of the track.