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LIVING FOR THE SUMMER

As large as it is beautiful, Australia is replete with wonderful destinations to visit when summer rears its head once more. No matter which direction you point your vehicle, there is a destination that can sate the wanderlust of even the most adventurous of souls as December approaches.

But as many would know, with summer comes not only heat but also peak season for caravan parks, with an increase in customers and prices. So, whether you are heading towards the popular destinations that offer a bounty of activities and amenities or taking the more flexible route and aiming for free camping spots, it's always advisable to get your plans in order and book early wherever possible.

When one thinks of summer, the first thing that often comes to mind is the beach - sitting down on the sun-warmed sand and enjoying the cool ocean breezes. But as this list will attest, whether you choose the coast or head further inland, sometimes all you need to truly escape the heat of summer is some shade and water.

PAMBULA, NSW

Sitting halfway between Sydney and Melbourne, the Sapphire Coast of NSW is home to beautiful blue waters, white sandy beaches, national

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