Lifestyle

The ‘Big C’ was the mighty catalyst for Carron and Geoff Stevenson’s decision to spend more time on the road. Carron Stevenson writes about her life-changing decision to retire and hit the road.

Photographer James Heremaia slinks away from the paint pots to relive a past adventure that is just as absorbing today as it was in the 1970s.

Carron Stevenson continues her travels, this time taking the 4WD road to Walter Peak Station and enjoying the Around The Mountain cycle trail.

Part two of Carron and Geoff Stevenson’s three-month road journey. This time the couple continue to explore New Zealand’s South Island.

Long-time caravanners Carron and Geoff Stevenson decided to take three months out from their busy lives to spend on the road. Here’s part one of their journey.

Nelson may be a long way from Coronation Street but the spirit of the soapie is embodied in a stunningly restored 1938 Tanner caravan.

Nosing around camping ground over the summer I became aware of a leaning towards what I call 'retro camping' – the exact opposite of 'glamping'.

If it hadn't been for an international motorhome swap between a couple near Manchester and ourselves, it's unlikely we would ever have made it to this amazing place here on Europe's rim.

Rebecca Williamson meets an Ashburton couple whose ambition to do up a Kombi van has resulted in a head turning and a multiple award-winning vehicle

A sneak preview from this month's issue. Megan McChesney drops in to RnRV to talk with owners Paul and Rochelle Cook about their own very distinctive vintage vehicles.

After years of professionally repairing and refurbishing other people’s caravans, Bryan Rusbatch decided to pour his accumulated knowledge into the design and build of a unique caravan. So unique, in fact, Unique Caravans was the name he chose for the design.

Rick Boyd and his partner Dave Jetts chanced into refurbishing vintage ’vans for a living more than a decade ago. Rick tells the story of their Northland company, Retro Caravans Northland Ltd.