The Biji Barbi is a throwback to the simple days of using a disc plough plate for a barbi. When I was a kid we had just such a BBQ plate and it was probably one of the best Barbies I ever had.
Camper Trailers
OzRoamer Guide to Slide on Campers and Camper Trailers 2012-13
Welcome to the second edition of OzRoamer Guide to Slide on Campers and Camper Trailers 2012-13. 2012 has seen the continued growth of this segment of the market and with over 180 manufacturers of camper trailers and slide on campers […]
Camping Gear
Biji Barbi for Camp Cooking
The Biji Barbi is a throwback to the simple days of using a disc plough plate for a barbi. When I was a kid we had just such a BBQ plate and it was probably one of the best Barbies I ever had. […]
Activities & Things to Do
2012 NSW Caravan and Camping RV Supershow at Rosehill
Good weather has seen strong first weekend attendance at the NSW Caravan, Camping, RV and Holiday Supershow at Rosehill Racecourse, 21-29 April. The 44th anniversary of the NSW Caravan, Camping, RV and Holiday Supershow , is evidence of a resilient caravan and camping market. […]
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What a fun topic to get to comment on! My family, (4 young kids, me, husband and 2 dogs) camp at least once a month through the fall and spring. Summer is out of the question in Texas! We treasure each trip out. Some helpful tips that have made my life easier I’d love to share. -I have a master packing list on the computer, before each trip I print, use it while packing, and take it along to jot down anything else that will be helpful for next time. -We have a huge number of people and dogs for one minivan! Packing smartly is a must. I have each kid bring the prescribed amount of clothes/personal necessities, and they go in a collapsible fabric basket in the tent, and if their clothes are not on their person, they need to be in there or in the dirty clothes bag. Really cuts down on clutter in the tent. We also have tubs for kitchen stuff, dry goods, etc. -Chop, cook, combine whatever you can at home and haul it out there in ziplocs. I love to cook, but when we’re camping, nothing is better than dumping a bunch of ziplocs in the dutch oven and making something delicious! -I also do the separate coolers for food/drinks thing. Way more convenient. -Instead of buying ketchup and mustard to keep in our camping bins, we save the leftover packets from the drive thru and keep them handy. -always bring a roll of toilet paper and a roll of paper towels. You never know how well equipped the facilities may be. -plan your menu in advance but be prepared to adjust. If it pours down rain make sure your meal can be cooked on a coleman stove and not just the campfire. Plan as much as you can beforehand, and be prepared for it to change! It seems like a lot of work, but it is most definitely worth it! Have fun