
2-berth shower/toilet motorhome
Best for couples wanting an internal bathroom, more storage and better self-contained options.
Easy first leg with groceries, fuel and a powered site before the coast gets properly distracting.
Move up the east coast, then stay two nights for Wineglass Bay walks and a no-rush morning.
A low-kilometre day for beaches, oysters and learning that sand follows you into every van.
Short coastal hop to orange rocks, clear water and campgrounds that reward arriving early.
Head inland for cellar doors, fresh food stops and a civilised laundry reset.
Climb into cooler country; book ahead and expect wombats to own the verge at dusk.
The longer finish; add a Midlands overnight if you prefer a softer landing.

Best for couples wanting an internal bathroom, more storage and better self-contained options.

Easier to park and usually cheaper to run, but plan around campground showers and toilets.

A calm shakedown night for plugging in, filling water and working out which drawer eats the cutlery.

Beautiful but book-ahead territory in peak season, with separate park entry and camp rules.

Small comfort items that turn dinner beside the van from balanced-on-a-knee to almost elegant.

A practical map of legal overnights, dump points, potable water and where not to test council patience.
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