Caravan Parts and Accessories Guide | RV Parts Express

  1. ADCO Caravan Covers: How Well Do They Protect Your Van?

    ADCO Caravan Covers: How Well Do They Protect Your Van?

    A caravan cover that tears in the first big westerly, or traps damp against the walls through a wet winter, is worse than having no cover at all. So the real question when choosing an ADCO caravan cover isn't the logo. It's which cover will cope with the sun, rain, dust, wind or salt air your van will actually face while it sits in storage.

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  2. How to Use and Maintain a Caravan Diesel Heater

    How to Use and Maintain a Caravan Diesel Heater

    Most diesel heater problems on the road come down to habit rather than hardware: short runs, low-output idling, stale fuel and a flat battery at start-up. If you know how to use a caravan diesel heater properly, from the first press of the controller to the final cool-down, it will keep warming your van night after night instead of sooting up halfway through a winter trip.
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  3. Are Caravan Covers Worth It? Pros, Cons and When to Skip One

    Are Caravan Covers Worth It? Pros, Cons and When to Skip One

    Are caravan covers worth it? For most Australian owners who store their van outside for weeks or months at a time, the honest answer is yes, as long as the cover is breathable, fits properly and goes onto a clean, dry van. That said, a cover isn't an automatic upgrade. Fitted badly, on a windy site or over a damp exterior, it can cause the very damage you bought it to prevent.

     

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  4. Caravan Fans vs Air Conditioning: How to Keep Your Van Cool Without Draining the Battery

    Caravan Fans vs Air Conditioning: How to Keep Your Van Cool Without Draining the Battery

    A caravan parked in full sun can turn into an oven within hours, and even a van with air conditioning can struggle once it's relying on batteries rather than a powered site. That's the core of the caravan fan vs air conditioning question for Australian travellers: fans are cheap to run but only move air, whereas air conditioning genuinely cools but can drain a battery bank in an afternoon.

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  5. Your Pre-Trip Water Tank Inspection Checklist

    Your Pre-Trip Water Tank Inspection Checklist

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  6. Keep Your RV Smelling Fresh While Travelling Australia

    Keep Your RV Smelling Fresh While Travelling Australia

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  7. RV Hot Water System Troubleshooting Checklist

    RV Hot Water System Troubleshooting Checklist

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  8. Gear Up for Holiday Adventures: Must-Have Essentials for Your RV

    Gear Up for Holiday Adventures: Must-Have Essentials for Your RV

    The holiday season is just around the corner, bringing with it the perfect opportunity to hit the open road and explore Australia’s incredible landscapes. Whether you’re planning a beachside escape, an outback adventure, or a tranquil mountain retreat, having the right RV gear can make your journey more comfortable, convenient, and enjoyable. To help you prepare, we’ve rounded up a collection of essential new products designed to make your travels hassle-free this festive season.

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  9. Converting your caravan into a pop-up business

    Converting your caravan into a pop-up business

    We have all seen the caravan food stalls, cafes and craft stalls at fairs and events. They are a brilliant way to relocate easily and operate in any location with minimum fuss and low overheads. The opportunities are endless as to which pop-up business

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  10. RV Insulation: Maximising Heat Retention in the Winter and Keeping Cool in the Summer

    RV Insulation: Maximising Heat Retention in the Winter and Keeping Cool in the Summer

    As an RV specialist, RV Parts Express knows that camping isn’t always seasonal. Due to the nature of this adventurous lifestyle, it is essential to maintain high levels of comfort no matter what time of year we want to immerse ourselves in the beauty of our natural surroundings. Today, we want to discuss insulation, what to avoid, what type is best for your campervan, and give a short guide on how to install it correctly.

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