Mohab ALTUS: hardwall rooftop cabin with 60-second lift and Wingcube: transforming camper concept

Bushwakka has unveiled the Kamelback 4, a camper conversion based on the Toyota Land Cruiser 79 Series double cab. The 2.3-meter module sleeps four people and includes a kitchen with a gas stove and a 90-liter fridge. The conversion costs approximately $33,500; the base vehicle is sold separately (from $80,000).

South African company Bushwakka has introduced the Kamelback 4, an expedition camper based on the Toyota Land Cruiser 79 Series. The pickup's rear section is replaced with a marine-grade aluminum living module designed for four people. It includes a kitchen with a gas stove and space for a 90-liter fridge, a hot water system, and an optional shower cabin. The module costs approximately $33,300 excluding the base vehicle.

South African company Bushwakka has unveiled the Kamelback 4 module for the Toyota Land Cruiser 79 Series. The aluminum living unit replaces the rear body and sleeps four. The conversion costs around $33,000, excluding the base vehicle.

The article examines the historical role of caravan parks in shaping South Africa's domestic tourism during the 20th century. Destinations such as Warmbaths (now Bela-Bela), Hartenbos, Margate, Velddrif, Gariep Dam, and Hibberdene became hubs for family holidays. While changing travel preferences have reduced their peak popularity, many parks have adapted by offering modern amenities and glamping options, retaining appeal for affordable nature-based getaways.

Members of the Hell Razors Bikers Club conducted a charity outreach at Sonop Caravan Park in South Africa on May 17. They delivered essential supplies including food parcels, blankets, sanitary packs, sweets, and baby nappies. The initiative was led by Ryan Demoser, who organized the event over several months. Club president Terence Holder noted that similar outreach has been held annually since 1993, supporting various charities in Ekurhuleni.

A family from Cape Town, South Africa — Addi, Judy, and their son TJ Logan — have moved into a fully equipped recreational vehicle for permanent residence. They plan to travel across the country, using the RV as their primary home. The decision is driven by a desire to change their lifestyle and reduce housing costs.