4x4 Camping.

For most of us 4 Wheel Drivers we love 4x4 camping, that's half the reason behind 4x4ing, to get to that awesome place far away from the cities.

It's even better when there is no phone coverage as no one from work will be able to bother you.

A lot of people don't like camping at all, this is a good thing. If everyone liked camping there would be too many people at the camp sites.

Sandy Peak Hidden Camp.

There are many different types of 4wd camping places, see the below links for tips, tricks and what to look out for on each type of location:

National park Camping, State Forest & general bush camping

Beach Camping

Caravan Park camping, with powered and non-powered sites

Rest Area Camping (Road Side)

Outback Camping & Outback Station Camping (with permission from land owner)

SEE ALSO CARAVAN PARK REVIEWS.

There are also many ways of 4x4 camping:

Rolling out Swags (great for a blokes trip or if in constant day to day travel)

Pitching up Tents (good in any situation)

Folding out Roof Top Tents (ideal for 2 adults)

4x4 Camper Trailer (the ultimate for a family)

We are taking the 4x4 Camper Trailer Off-Road.

Caravanning (always setup, however will be limited On 4x4 tracks)

SEE ALSO: FOOD PLAN FOR OVERLAND TRIPS.

4x4 Camping at Night.

Sunrise At Outback Camp Site.

With the above options and different environments, combined with Australia being such huge a country there are endless possibilities for 4wd camping, new experiences and adventures.

I have camped locally to Perth, outback camping & remote beach camping just to name a few. None of these compare to each other, each place is so very different to the other. It's like chalk and cheese.

For most of us 4WDers the further away from home & more remote the greater the feeling is.

In Western Australia we are very lucky to have so many remote places to explore and it's not surprising, as Perth is considered the most isolated capital city in the world.

Choosing the right type of camping will be the difference between a good trip and a great trip.

If you’re into mainly 4wd only tracks around beach areas or harsh outback desert roads a caravan wouldn't be ideal.

Also if constantly traveling every day, pitching a tent will be a real pain.

A Roof Top Tent or Swag would be the better option. Have a good think and plan to your needs and situation, this will go a long way to ensure the most out of any 4wd camping trip.

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Tips on 4x4 Camping with kids:

Camping with kids is fun and very rewarding they just love the outdoors.

There are no real distractions like TV's, computers and a house full of toys. It's also a great time to bond with your kids and teach them out door skills and about the bush, beach or where ever you might be.

Some situations with kids and camping can make a good trip turn sour.

See this link for the full page on tips and tricks for camping with kids.

General Tips for Camping with Kids:

Camping with Children, Hygiene & Safety: