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There is nothing better than exploring Western Australia’s coastline, especially knowing you have a comfortable, fully-equipped Crikey Camper trailer to spend the night in. However, when travelling along the WA coastline, you might need to drive on soft sand. Beach driving is the ultimate rite of passage for anyone exploring Western Australia, and it’s often […]

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Overtaking Road Trains

If you’re planning an epic outback adventure in Western Australia or the Northern Territory, you will inevitably meet one of Australia’s true giants: the road train. These beasts are the kings of the highway, hauling up to four trailers and stretching over 50 metres long. Knowing how to safely and effectively share the bitumen with […]

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Driving on Sand with an Off-Road Camper Trailer

So, you’ve landed in Western Australia and you’re ready for the ultimate outback adventure! Hiring a 4WD & Camper Trailer package or an Off-Road Camper trailer might sound intimidating if you’ve never driven one before, but don’t worry—we’ve got your back. At Crikey Camper Hire, we specialise in making first-time off-roaders feel confident, informed, and […]

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4WD with Camper Trailer

Family Road Trips Made Easy with Crikey’s Safari Camper Combo   Dreaming of an adventure holiday that’s more than just a quick escape? Western Australia has some of the most jaw-dropping landscapes available, with endless horizons and picturesque views. Our Camper Trailers are the perfect way to experience WA’s beauty with your family right beside […]

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image of 4wd with camper trailer attached

A Must-Read for All 4WD Adventurers Exploring Remote Western Australia     The horizon shimmers in the midday heat. You’re hundreds of kilometres from the nearest town. The track behind you is long forgotten, buried under red dust. There’s no phone reception, no traffic, no shade, just endless scrubs and silence. Your fuel gauge dips […]

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Caravan on long road

Imagine this:   The closest town is 400 miles away from you. If you can find any shade, the temperature is 43°C. Somewhere in the Great Sandy Desert or deep in the Pilbara, your 4WD has fallen into soft sand. The only sounds are the wind and the occasional hawk circling high overhead, your cell […]

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