Hello everyone! My name is Michelle and I live in WA. My partner and our dog love the caravan life but just need to work a couple of more years before we can do it full time. I am selling my Coromal Princeton 601 as we have upgraded if anyone is interested. It doesn't have a shower but does have a loo. Thanks for the add ;)
Hi there recently divorced and would like to travel around Australia for 1 year and then sell and go back to uk .. would need reliable and toilet and shower .. possible or no ?
Hi just wanted to introduce myself Graham is my name from QLD
Have just sold a Supreme executive and in the process of getting a small Tanami X11 camper 😀
Hi there my name is Victoria.
I live in Melbourne and am wondering if there is anyone interested in renting their RV for three weeks from mid March till early April. I’m thinking about driving up the east coast.
I’m after a van that sleeps 3-4 people, pet friendly, must have a loo and must be auto!
If anyone is interested I can be contacted by email on
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