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We lucky Australians have a lot to be thankful for. This country gives us so much, the least we can do is to go and really explore it! Discovering new and exciting parts of where you live is such a simple thrill, it’s really crazy that more people don’t hit the road to adventure through this amazing land that we call home more often. If you’re ready to slow down, open yourself up and smell the roses, be sure to check out these top ten greatest road trips that you can take right here in Australia…

Your camper trailer endures a lot. From being on the road, off the road, bumping along through dirt, mud, and rain, and accompanying you wherever the wind may blow you, your camper trailer (not to mention your camper trailer water tank) could probably use a good clean up. This guide to cleaning your camper trailer after an off-road excursion (or whenever it could use a good scrub) will have your ticket to adventure looking sharper than ever, no matter how rough or wild your trip was. From top to bottom, inside and out, and even inside the depths of your camper water tank, we’ve got you covered for your cleanest rig yet—because getting dirty is half the fun.

It’s no secret that owning a camper trailer can be hard work, but pretty much everyone would agree it’s more than worth the effort. One of the toughest parts about ownership can be the upkeep; cleaning and waxing your camper trailer can take up the better part of an afternoon, but it doesn’t have to. This guide to washing and detailing your off-road camper trailer will leave your camper cleaner than ever in less time. The key? Regular camper cleaner jobs. This will not only make it easier for you each time but also keep your camper trailer in good shape for years of camping adventures to come.

If you’ve been camping in your trailer for several years and are looking to try something thrilling and new, off-roading with your trailer might just be for you. It’s definitely tougher, but it can be even more fulfilling. Keep in mind, towing your trailer off-road is not for the faint of heart, which is why this guide to how to tow a camper trailer off-road will tell you everything you need to know before deciding to attempt an off-road excursion. From how to outfit your vehicle and trailer to where to avoid, this guide to how to tow a camper trailer will have you off-roading like a pro and have you as prepared as possible. Once you master the art and science of towing off-road, you might never go back to regular camping. Keep reading to find out everything you ever wanted to know about how to tow a camper trailer off-road.

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.

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.

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.

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.

One of the best aspects of living in Australia is that it’s one of the few countries that has so much land that is completely untouched by civilisation. We have everything from dense forests to sprawling deserts; snowy mountains to white-sand beaches. There’s a little bit of something for everyone with heaps of places to visit and tons to explore, but the amount of choice can be overwhelming. To help you narrow down the list of places that best suit you, every month we’ll be bringing you our top 3 picks of places to visit.

With trade show season upon us, those of you who are in the market for a new camper trailer are going to be spending a considerable amount of time looking at the various models on the market. Whether you are looking to camp in caravan parks or go off road and find free campsites in remote locations, it’s important to understand what your camper trailer is capable of and which questions you should be asking when you speak to the sales staff. To put you on the right track, we’ve put together a list of things to look for and ask as you consider which camper trailer is right for you.

Matt Kennelly is our NSW Sales Manager, who you may recognise him from our various product and instructional videos, and he recently headed off to the Big Red Bash in a Cub Escape with his 13-year-old son, Max. For the uninitiated, the Big Red Bash is an annual music festival held on the Big Red Dune, around 35km from Birdsville in Outback Queensland and it attracts thousands of campers, backpackers, caravan and 4WD travellers from all over the country – making it a bucket list entry for many Aussie campers.