The Campfire

Finished the Simpson Desert crossing? Here’s how to turn the drive home from Big Red into the second half of the adventure, with route ideas, vehicle checks and touring tips.

From towering prawns to six-metre bushrangers, Australia’s Big Things are a rite of passage for road trippers. Whether you’re towing a caravan or touring in your 4X4, here are 10 must-stop icons worth adding to your Big Lap itinerary.

Looking for surprising outback towns in Australia? From free camping and opal fossicking in Andamooka to rodeo culture in Mount Isa and the natural beauty near Alice Springs, these five underrated destinations prove that travelling with no expectations often delivers the best memories.

Discover the best Australian campsites for Easter, long weekends and school holidays. From beaches to bush, rivers, and lakes, find the perfect getaway near every capital city.

Discover the best Exmouth attractions on the Ningaloo Coast. From Turquoise Bay snorkelling to whale sharks, scenic hikes, campsites and lighthouse sunsets.

From corrugated outback roads to coastal tracks, these off-road road trip playlists are built for 4X4 adventures, summer touring and long days behind the wheel.

These NSW 4WD tracks capture the best of what the state has to offer. They range from ocean-adjacent tracks to alpine adventures where the seasons matter and come in a range of difficulties, so pick your path and get into gear.

The Snowy Mountains aren’t just for skiers and chalet types, they’re a playground for 4X4ers, campers, bushwalkers, trout fishos, and anyone who reckons a fire under the stars beats a heater in a hotel.

Victoria is home to some of Australia’s most diverse 4WD terrain, so whether you’re just starting out or looking for a bucket-list challenge, there’s something for every kind of driver.

Time may be a thief but when it’s spent travelling you receive nothing but gifts.

At Club 4X4 we don’t just insure 4WDs, we also drive them, and sometimes, it’s to some very cool places with some very cool people.

Purnululu National Park is one of those places that still feels ancient and wild. Yes it’s remote and it requires planning and preparation, but it is worth every effort.