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The Highline Apocalypse 22 is a Meranti framed offroader capable of getting you to remote places in comfort.

Family vans often have a north-south double bed and bunks, which usually requires a minimum external length – can this be pulled off in a shorter van?

The Snowy River Seventeen caravan has much to offer travellers who don’t want a heavy caravan but are still after a comfortable tourer.

Eden's Wildtrax is destined to take you to some of the wilder places in style and comfort.

Titanium is carving out a place in the top end of the offroad segment, and this Southern Star Hardcore ATX version is the top of the line

Not everyone who wants comfort items wants a large caravan. Millard’s MFlow 17ft 6in shows good things can come in small packages.

For our recent tour of the New England High Country we thought to check out how this coast dweller enjoyed a trip to the mountains.

Forward entry door caravans aren’t for everyone but in some layouts like this Nova Bravo they offer a definite space advantage.

Wonderland RV’s all-new Amaroo 2100RC-A radiates opulence – and is tough to boot!

An innovative hybrid range from Sunseeker Caravans is set to light up the competitive offroad sector.

Despite the company name, this family van is ready to go wherever you take it.

Offroad caravans often seem to have similar characteristics. Some though, like Summer Life RV’s Xplorer, are a little different.

The Cape certainly looks the part, but does this new model from Aussie FiveStar Caravans live up to its name?

Avan is known for well-priced, quality touring vans. We look at a slide-out version to see if it adds liveability to the range.

Coming from a long-standing Aussie manufacturer, this van has something different that splits it from the rest.

For those looking to travel Australia with a touch of luxury wrapped in a tough exterior, this might just be the van.

In what might be their most ambitious project to date, the Spinifex team have produced an outstanding van.

Does the Crusader Athos live up to its predecessor Athos, one of the original Three Musketeers?

The latest Titan Blackhawk 595 family van has all the right features and appliances for rough travel and off-grid living.

Spinifex have made a name for themselves building grunty, offroad beasts. But, this new offering looks to fill a gap in the market.

This high-end offroader has the equipment to get to the edges of civilisation and wrap you in comfort and luxury while you’re there.

No two Bushtracker's are the same, but this offroader has a custom difference that makes it a cut above the rest.

Is it possible to make offroad travel affordable for a family? Jayco’s All Terrain bunk van might be able to answer that question.

One limitation on remote camping is powering devices, but this Condor caravan has a powerful solution

The Eden Wildtrax 20 is no city slicker, so we headed out of town to the NSW North Coast for a review of this special offroad van

This budget-friendly tourer is the perfect home on wheels for a young family

Coming from a brand that has no problems pushing limits offroad, you know this van will go wherever you tell it to.

Viscount Caravans describe their fleet as being good value with a touch of luxury. The new Premium V3 takes the concept a step further.

It's hard to demonstrate innovation in the competitive family bunk van market, but Franklin gave us a couple of reasons to enjoy the X-Factor

The Manta Ray is the most popular choice in the New Age lineup. With a selection of desirable features, it's not hard to see why.

Roadstar has a long history of building quality caravans. This latest offroader is no different.

Evernew’s all-new E800 RTX28 is ultra-tough and laced with luxury.

For those who want something different from the front bedroom/rear bathroom, Jayco has something that might be just the ticket

Despite not being overly common in the Australian RV sector, fifth wheelers have some definite advantages over other RVs

Golf Caravans' hard-top tandem axle van is the perfect place to come back to after a day of exploring

High-end vans aren’t just for cashed-up nomads or offroaders. Here Malcolm tries out a luxury caravan squarely aimed at families.

When we matched the Regent Monarch to a Nissan Patrol, we found a big, comfortable touring van with loads of liveability

The Innovation 670 is a standout, and with a central ensuite and ample room, it's an excellent option for long term travel.

Australian-built caravans tend to be on the heavier side, so how does this relatively lightweight European tourer compare?

After a short absence, the Windsor Genesis has re-emerged to take on the mid-priced van market

From a partnership with caravan building experience across three continents comes Willow RV and their latest offering.

We check out an offroad hybrid with all the Trimmings from a young Melbourne company that is getting plenty of attention online

Matt checks out this highly customised bunk van belonging to full-time touring family, the Lorrimers

The Viscount name lives on as a great value coupels van. Here, we compare it with the first caravan review, 600 issues ago.

From a rusting hulk to a reproduction vintage-inspired van with all the mod-cons, the Mach 1 Astronaut is an RV for the ages

Despite complications, the Brisbane based Kedron factory has been operating for new developments and upgrading models like the AT5

Billabong’s Drover series is a mid-range offroader, but this single axle model will take couples to most destinations

Choosing between quality and a decent price tag isn't an issue when you can easily get both in this Opal Tourer MK1 220

The Millard Breakaway is a great example of why pop-top vans have held their place in the market

Adding a slide-out to this range gives this innovative brand a roomier option