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Our helpful guides are here to help you buy and maintain your recreational vehicle, choose the right accessories and keep you informed about what is happening in the bustling motorhome industry.
We've also prepared some travel inspiration for you to try with your family and friends together.
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Author: KEA Team
Date Posted: 16th July 2021
Winter may not seem like the best time to explore the great outdoors in Australia, but in reality you can still enjoy camping during the cooler season, especially if you pick the right motorhome as your travel buddy.
Author: Malcolm Street
Date Posted: 10th February 2021
One good thing to come out of 2020 is the chance to work remotely.
Author: KEA Team
Date Posted: 24th October 2020
If you’re daydreaming of packing your bags and hitting the open road, you’re not alone! The notion of owning your motorhome is exciting. Exploring the great outdoors can be a regular occurrence with your own camper, enjoying fuss-free travel with all the comforts of home right there with you!
A motorhome is a significant investment though, and you’ll want to ensure you pick the right one at the right price for you. At KEA, we have a wide range of quality new and pre-loved motorhomes from 2 to 6 berths to suit your needs.
Author: Ali Millar
Date Posted: 9th October 2020
From Byron Bay to Port Macquarie, the northern NSW coastline has more 'heads' than you can poke a stick at, many offering RVers the perfect mix of relaxed coastal activities, beautiful beaches and epic vistas – all easily accessed from spectacular waterfront campsites.
Author: Kirstie Bedford
Date Posted: 9th October 2020
Clever design and easy-to-drive characteristics makes the KEA Discovery the perfect partner for extended road trips, writes Kirstie Bedford
Author: Gwen Luscombe
Date Posted: 8th October 2020
One of the first things you’ll notice when visiting the regional town of Cleve, on South Australia’s Eastern Eyre Peninsula, is its rich agricultural surrounds. In every direction are fields of wheat, barley, canola and peas with a likely pasture of sheep grazing the day away in the shadow of the impressive wind farm at Mt Millar.
Author: Peter Quilty
Date Posted: 8th October 2020
Portsea is unquestionably the 'leafiest' suburb on Victoria’s Mornington Peninsula... And to that extent, there's an oft-quoted – albeit flippant – reference to this upper-crust domain showcasing a veritable conga-line of imposing clifftop mansions that are home to the rich and famous. I quote verbatim: “See how the other half live”.
Author: Tim Van Duyl
Date Posted: 8th October 2020
Some people baulk at the prospect of buying second-hand while others swear that buying used avoids most of the wallet-smashing depreciation that new motorhomes can be affected by. But there are other options, such as ex-rental RVs like the Kea Discovery - only one of the most popular rental motorhomes around! These RVs are built tough, simple and with ease of use in mind and it is this value that is often overlooked.
Author: Kirstie Bedford
Date Posted: 8th October 2020
The statistics say it all. Caravan parks are thriving, and they are evolving to suit customers who have increasingly high expectations.
Caravan Industry Association of Australia’s research shows the industry has been, on average, athe fastest growing domestic accommodation type for the past five years.
Author: Laura Grey
Date Posted: 8th October 2020
Here are some top summer destinations and great places to consider pulling up and staying for the hot weather.