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Hipcamp adds 4x4 and rooftop tent filters in Australia

28.03.2026 00:00 1 min 1 source
4X4 Australia | ENG
Hipcamp adds 4x4 and rooftop tent filters in Australia
Original source: 4X4 Australia |

The campsite booking platform Hipcamp has updated its Australian service with new vehicle type and access requirement filters. Users can select categories including car, campervan, motorhome, rooftop tent, caravan, and others, and save vehicle length in their profiles. The update is now live on the website and the latest app version.

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Hipcamp adds 4x4 and rooftop tent filters in Australia

28.03.2026 4X4 Australia | ENG Original source

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