Results For: Touring Guide

Introduction Tasmania seems only small when you compare it to the rest of Australia, but when you delve into the state the camping and 4WDing options seem endless! It is the ideal location for a lightweight tray-top camper such as the Trayon which allows you to explore the best bits without restrictions and in comfort. […]

Maps and Guides: Introduction Litchfield National Park is one of the Northern Territories most popular attractions with over 260,000 people entering the park each year. It is popular with both locals and visitors alike and it’s not hard to see why with spectacular scenery, stunning waterfalls that flow all through the dry season, and pristine […]

Crowdy Bay National Park The Crowdy Bay national park in the mid0-north coast of NSW offers it all for the avid camper and 4WDriver, with stunning campsites and great beach driving along with some incredible scenery. With a Trayon Camper you can take full advantage of this region in style and comfort. The Northern entrance […]

Googs Track in Western South Australia Introduction Outback Australia is a must-see destination for all Australians to see, but much of the outback is a long way for most of us to travel to. There is a place in South Australia that has many of the classic outback features such as the iconic red sand […]

In this story written by a Trayon Camper Owner, we hear about the travels of Trayon Camper #1076 named “Smokey”, in the words of its owner, Gary. It highlights 11 key reasons why Trayon is the way to go when looking at touring Australia from his perspective. Over to you, Gary…. Where the Adventure Began.. This […]

The Flinders Ranges is an iconic destination that arguably doesn’t get the accolades that many other places in Australia get. However, this region is spectacular with magnificent landscapes, rugged mountains, deep and impressive gorges, creeks lined with River Red Gums and abundant wildlife. The Flinders Ranges stretches around 430kms from Port Pirie to Lake Callabonna […]

Kakadu National Park Map Kakadu National Park is Australia’s largest national park at almost 20,000 square km with world heritage listing and nearly 200,000 visitors annually. With the best camping and attractions at the end of 4WD tracks it is the perfect location to explore with your 4WD and Trayon Camper. Southern Kakadu The southernmost […]

Hay River Track Camping Guide The Hay River Track map above outlines our journey, it runs for 350km from the Plenty Highway near Jervois Station to Poeppels Corner in the Simpson Desert. Jervois Station is approximately 300km from Alice Springs, and Poeppels Corner is about 170km from Birdsville. The track ventures through Atnetye Aboriginal Land […]

  Camping Northern NSW The North Coast of NSW has some of the best beaches and campsites in Australia, many accessible by 4WD. With a slide on camper such as the Trayon you are well set to explore the best locations of this region. For this trip we’ll head to one of Australia’s best coastal […]

Queensland has some fantastic coastal locations and along with the generally great weather, this makes for the ideal camping experience. There are plenty of great places to choose from – on this trip we will head to the Burrum Coast which is south of Bundaberg. Burrum Coast National Park The Burrum Coast National Park is […]