Paul Guerin & Katie Guerin
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G’day! We’re Katie, Paul and Jasper Guerin from Queensland’s Gold Coast. We’ve been traveling full time around Australia as a family for over 5 years in our Toyota Landcruiser 79 series and Zone RV Sojourn off road caravan.In September 2019 we packed up our lives and hit the road for full time travel around Australia. After a 4 year IVF journey to create our family and long hours spent working our corporate roles we started to wonder if there was a better way. After Jasper was born our perception of what really mattered changed and we realised our most precious...
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Practical touring advice, destination detail, and family banter make Australian caravan travel easier to picture and plan.
Paul and Katie turn Australian touring into a lively conversation between lived experience and practical preparation, with Jasper part of the family perspective.
Cassowaries at the caravan park, tyre checks before departure: your travel daydream comes with a checklist.
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A Winton road-trip chat that mixes local color with practical touring advice and a tidy sunset finish.
Winton is treated as a real stop, not just a marker on the map. The episode ties dinosaurs, opal hunters, and movie-set scenery to the same place, then grounds it in plain travel advice. That mix keeps it practical.
A divisive campground stop with practical travel chat and a road-life story that keeps unfolding.
Travel Australia centers on a divisive stop at Sandstone Point Holiday Resort, framed as arguably Australia's most expensive campground and, at times, more theme park than caravan park.
A practical Top End guide that pairs road-trip planning with a few standout stops.
Paul, Katie and Jasper present the Top End as a road-trip that is easy to map and easy to follow, moving through Darwin, Dundee Beach, Litchfield National Park and other low-cost stops.
Practical Outback Queensland route advice, with nearby stop planning and a strong case for Lara Wetlands.
The episode focuses on practical Outback Queensland touring advice. It pairs a favored farmstay with a view on the best of three artesian hot springs in the region, then lays out three campgrounds within 40 kilometres of one another, which makes a short loop feel workable if the…
A warm touring chat that pairs campsite detail with Harry Fisher's hard-won campfire story.
Travel Australia Podcast keeps its attention on the practical side of road-trip life, starting with a stay at one of the best hip camps in southeast Queensland and a conversation with campfire cook Harry Fisher from Fire to Fork.
Practical touring advice with the feel of a roadside chat.
Travel Australia plays like a road-trip chat, not a checklist, and that suits the Melbourne setting. The showground backdrop gives it some lift, with over 215 brands on display and a real sense of the caravanning world in motion.
A warm Katherine road report with scenery, banter, and useful travel detail.
The episode turns Katherine into a road-trip yarn, with Paul, Katie, and Jasper moving through two new campgrounds, a whip-cracking detour, and a strong look at Katherine Gorge.
A warm outback stop with family-friendly detail and useful touring talk.
The episode centers on an outback stop that works as much for atmosphere as for activity: the Muddy Duck, a heritage train ride, a pub visit, and a sunset that puts wildlife, drinks, and karaoke in the same stretch of the day.
Weekly multi-segment travel interviews pairing European destinations with historians and explorers.
Deep Disney parks talk, right down to the signage.
Real family routes, practical travel stories.
Everyday curiosities, explained with a sideways grin.
Longreach gets treated as a destination with two distinct stays: the Muddy Duck caravan park on the Thompson River and Apex Park, which the hosts describe as a $10-a-night low-cost option with potable water, free barbecues, and a sandy bank.
Paul, Katie, and Jasper compare three exceptional Outback Queensland hot spring camping experiences: McBride's Boar, Westbourne Shearing Shed, and Lara Wetlands.
Adventure Pumps opens the episode, then Paul, Katie, and Jasper head straight into Catherine.
Lynne and Peter Guerin share their 55-year love story and family adventure, from meeting at a Brisbane ballroom studio before Peter's Vietnam deployment, to bootstrapping their way to a six-month USA motorhome journey with seven children.
Paul, Katie, and Jasper open a special edition centered on Off-Road, Off-Grid Australia.
Paul, Katie, and Jasper review Tumbling Waters Holiday Park (Berry Springs, Northern Territory) where they extended their itinerary by one week.
Paul, Katie, and Jasper compare Burley Beach on the Gold Coast with Kingscliff Beach in northern New South Wales, and they name a clear winner after pricing, crowd levels, and access are laid out.
Travel Australia Podcast by The Feel Good Family centers on Paul, Katie, and Jasper recording from Melbourne during the Caravan Camping Super Show, where they note 215 brands on display at the Melbourne Showgrounds.
Paul, Katie, and Jasper from The Feel Good Family open with their new tow vehicle, a Toyota Land Cruiser 300 series they call “Scout,” then point listeners to their stay at Lakeview Hipcamp in Beachmere, 45 minutes from Brisbane CBD.
Paul, Katie, and Jasper start with a warm family catch-up and a memorable hip camp stay from their six years travelling full-time around Australia.
Paul, Katie and Jasper kick things off with a 250th-episode celebration.
Paul, Katie, and Jasper from The Feel Good Family use this Travel Australia Podcast episode to combine a storm-season checklist with a detailed stop at Brea Station, a farm stay less than three hours north of Brisbane.
The hosts discuss their bittersweet farewell to their Toyota Landcruiser 79 series, share a review of a unique Christmas tree farm campsite on the Sunshine Coast, and provide essential tips on preventing caravan theft, including security measures and insurance advice.
Paul, Katie, and Jasper open episode 13 of season eight with a four-to-five-week gap since the last podcast and a health scare that sent Paul from breakfast in Darwin to the Royal Darwin Hospital.
Paul, Katie, and Jasper Guerin discuss the debate between Toyota Land Cruisers and American trucks for towing, share details about their new Zone RV Sojourn caravan, and advocate for subsidized towing courses to improve road safety.
Travel Australia Podcast by The Feel Good Family opens season nine with a 2,000-kilometer Road to Riches trip into the Australian Central Gemfields, based around Gemtree about 140 kilometers northeast of Alice Springs.
The hosts review the Land Cruiser 300 after six months of towing in extreme heat, share their experience at Etty Bay where cassowaries roam freely, and provide a recipe for fish tacos using local produce.
The hosts share their family adventure to Opalton and Longreach in Outback Queensland, detailing opal mining with a local character named Glenn and visiting the Qantas Founders Museum.
The Feel Good Family lock themselves out of their caravan between Katherine and Daly Waters after leaving keys in the door and driving 180 kilometres before realizing the mistake.
Paul, Katie and Jasper are on the road in the Top End.
Travel Australia Podcast heads to Sandstone Point Holiday Resort on the Sunshine Coast, where the stay is treated as both a travel story and a bit of a debate.
Paul, Katie, and Jasper return after a longer than expected break and start with a New Year catch-up.
Paul and Katie return from the Northern Territory into Queensland, then stop at Tobermory Station, Boulia, and Middleton on a Plenty Highway route through the outback.
Paul, Katie, and Jasper leave the hot springs and head into the Sapphire Gemfields.
Paul, Katie, and Jasper frame Winton in Outback Queensland as a place with “top 10” attractions, from the Waltzing Matilda Centre to the Australian Age of Dinosaurs.