Best caravan gadget 2022
Introduction:-
A large vehicle that is pulled by a car. You can sleep, cook, etc. in a caravan when you are travelling or on holiday.
A modern caravan has basically three electrical systems on board. Two of these systems are 12 volt Direct Current (DC) just like your car and the third is 240 volt Alternating Current (AC) just like your house. The first system is to provide the lights that replicate the road lights on your car.
Caravanning is getting pretty fancy these days with so many new gadgets hitting the market every month.
What exactly should you include on your most popular caravan accessories list? Between 12 volt fans, vacuums, privacy screens, sand pegs and break resistant crockery, there are just too many things to choose from.
Remember that a simple set-up is always the most enjoyable. A good rule of thumb it to stick to items that have more than one use and ditch the rest.
This is in no way a complete list of all caravan must haves and accessories that you NEED for your caravan adventures around Australia. It’s purely a collection of popular accessories that can make caravanning a bit simpler and more enjoyable depending on the style of travel that you prefer.
KITCHEN Caravan Accessories
Corelle Crockery
The biggest draw card for the Corelle is that it’s virtually unbreakable and super lightweight.
Benefits of Corelle Dinnerware:
- Lightweight
- Stackable
- Unbreakable
- Reasonably priced
- Can buy in separate pieces or as a set
- Variety of designs
Collapsible Rubbish Bin
matter where you go, it’s unfortunately inevitable that the rubbish will continue to accumulate. While caravanning and camping, it’s essential to have a good rubbish bin to store your waste until you can get to a proper bin.
The Navigator Collapsible Rubbish Bins are great. They come in two sizes, the smaller 40cm high bin, which holds a 32L bin liner, plus the 60cm high bin, which can hold an 82L liner.
Even if you’re not a ‘handy’ person, it’s important to have at least a few basic tools with you while travelling Australia. Obviously if you’re very mechanical or handy, you kit will look much bigger than this!
- Stanley knife
- Hammer
- Various philips head & flat head Screw Drivers
- Pliers (plus needle-nosed pliers)
- Cutters
- Zip ties
- Duct tape
- Shifter
- Spanner set
- Socket set
Diesel Heater
If you really want to take self-sufficient caravanning and camping to the next level, get yourself a Diesel Heater. You’ll be toasty all winter long without having to rely on Caravan Parks to power your heater or split system air conditioner.
They’re fairly easy to install yourself if you’re a handy person. Gone are the days when a Diesel Heater (eBay) would set you back over $1k. Now they’re accessible to anyone on eBay for a few hundred.
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