Bluewater Lachlan Review
Its name may conjures images of cleanliness and refined finish, and that’s spot-on; but truth be told, this six-berth forward fold slide camper, wi...
Camper Trailer Reviews
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Jayco Crosstrak Review
The new Jayco Crosstrak hybrid sets out to balance offroad-ability with creature comforts. With plenty of storage, off-grid capacity and a spiffy k...
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2019 Cub Escape Review
Following on from the brand’s 50th anniversary last year, we test out the hard-floor, rear-fold Escape in Cape Tribulation, to see what difference ...
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Condamine Campers Hybrid Review
Inspired by a gorge with 14 river crossings, Condamine Campers’ hybrids bring versatile set-up options, a unique ensuite, an ultra-functional kitch...
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North Coast Sniper X.9 Review
North Coast RVs have the Aussie market in their cross hairs with the release of the Sniper X.9. This fresh-faced Queenslander rides high and smooth...
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Austrack Tanami Review
By naming your hybrid range ‘Tanami’, you set expectations of serious offroad travel to far flung destinations via thousands of kilometres of harsh...
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ZONE RV Z-12.0 Expedition Series Review
Less than a year after arriving at CTOTY 2019 with their prototype Z10.0 Expedition Series hard body camper, the boys from ZONE RV are back with th...
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Marlin Escape Deluxe Review
Simplify camping with the budget-friendly Marlin Deluxe Escape, a basic trailer weighing 750kg when fully loaded and costing less than $10,000.
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Cub Brumby L.E. Review
Cub’s newly rejigged Brumby L.E. puts this once workmanlike brand into the finely finished end of the market, with a suite of features that hit the...
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Mars Saturn 16 Hybrid Review
Mars Campers’ Saturn 16 is primed to have any growing family intent on off-grid forays ‘over the moon’.
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Lifestyle Reconn R2 Review
With chin-stroking offroad grunt, distinctive recessed kitchen design, cavernous storage capacity, simple and fast one-touch set-up and a refined i...
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Jayco JPod Outback Review
This lightweight, offroad-equipped capsule by Jayco is set to launch users into a simpler, more pared-back mode of camping – for just $23,990.
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Goldstream RV 1500 Series Remote RK ST Review
It’s not often you find a 15ft hybrid with a north-south full-size queen bed, but then this Goldstream is not your regular hybrid.
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Lifestyle Campers Reconn R4 Review
With endlessly adaptable interior fit-out plus the option of adding a second axle, the Reconn R4 Hypercamper occupies a unique space in the crowded...
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Echo 4x4 Chobe Tec Review
Rough, rugged and ready, the Echo 4x4 Chobe Tec Hybrid Camper seamlessly blends ergonomic design with toughness.
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Trailblazers Stuart 5.5 Review
Equipped for long stays off-grid, built to get you there, and comfortable enough for you to linger, the Trailblazers Stuart sets the bar high for h...
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Rhinomax Defender Review
Quick set-up, ample storage, plenty of comforts and the ability to handle offroad make the Rhinomax Defender a super-tempting high-end hybrid.
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Zone Expedition Series Z-10.0 Review
We cooked with, slept in and dragged two prototype Zone RV Expedition Series Z-10.0 campers 9,000km from Brisbane to Esperance via Innamincka, and ...
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Rhinomax Renegade Review
Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No, it’s the Renegade 12ft hybrid. We put one through its paces to see if we can find its kryptonite.
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Track Trailer T4 Symphony Review
Track’s new T4 hybrid van takes on the Anne Beadell Highway to prove its credentials.
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Patriot X1 Review
With each new version of their flagship camper, Patriot raise the bar. The 2019 model continues their famous tradition of excellence.
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Cub Brumby Review
In anticipation of the 2019 release, Camper saddles up and rides the new Brumby away into the sunset.
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Swag Sprinta Ultra-Lite Review
Is Swag Camper's Sprinta Ultra-Lite a glorious expression of modern-day Australian swagman camping?
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Air Opus Review
While its air-powered tent support mechanism may initially turn heads, the Opus’ offroad capability is equally impressive, suggests Camper editor, ...
