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The Option RV Distinction is a mid-sized van boasting all the essentials for a comfortable road-going lifestyle.

Wonderland RV mainly plays at the big end of town with large vans and big price tags, but the newly released Amaroo 1705 is a compact suprise.

Innovation is the name of the game in this 21ft family bunk van from Willow RV.

This new Pioneer caravan introduces on-trend design and bucketloads of offroad cred in a compact van with versatile layouts for couples or families.

This company really does build vans with flair and the Eco Mate does it in spades with an elevating bed and plenty of other innovative touches.

Allison Watt and her partner headed north in their spec’d up Crusader Musketeer Warrior, ready to do battle with the notorious Cape York terrain.

Hybrid might suggest a caravan that’s of mixed character but there’s no doubt about the fitness for purpose of Vision RV’s new VH16-C offroad model.

Great Aussie Caravans is making a splash with functional designs and a choice of modern timberless frames or traditional meranti construction.

Titan Caravans continues expanding its offroad caravan range with this well-appointed single-axle Blackhawk

The F226 is a tough offroad caravan for families who like adventure and going off-grid on the roughest tracks.

The single-axle Gravity from Great Aussie Caravans will suit travellers seeking an authentic offroad experience, but who want to keep it simple.

The Highline Kinsman has a lot to offer a family looking for a tough tourer with a number of extras to keep everyone happy.

A lot of smart thinking has gone into the design of the Titan 575 Blackhawk Hybrid Bunk which fits a family and an ensuite into 18ft 6in.

Impressing the judges with its refinement, the Majestic Knight SLE 19.6 is a semi-offroad couples van that won't break the bank

The much-awaited release of Cub Campers’ first caravan last year didn’t disappoint, and the judges discovered that the C16 lives up to the hype.

This family van packs a punch in terms of power, reliability and luxury – and will impress more than just the judges

My Dream RV was a new player on the COTY scene this year, and the Dream Catcher with its curved front and bold colours was well liked by the judges

Tardis is used to describe surprisingly spacious accommodation, so the name of Titan's 23ft luxury van makes perfect sense.

The Wombat by Highline Caravans was the smallest van reviewed this year, and the judges appreciated just how many features were packed into its compact layout.

The all-electric Electrex lives up to its name – there is no gas and a massive power supply which gives this offroader remarkable self-sufficiency.

Despite the slightly deceptive name, Urban Caravans builds its vans for anything but urban travel. Take your pick – semi-offroad or offroad?

My Dream RV is a new caravan builder and its offroad van is a well-priced and well-equipped model that couples will enjoy.

After driving a vehicle towing a fifth wheeler, Gary Tischer had no doubts that they have some real benefits

Goldy Caravans from the Gold Coast has tapped into a niche market for a compact and simple retro van.

Lyfe RV dares to be different with modern manufacturing methods, a different approach to layouts and state-of-the-art 48V power systems.

The Buckland looks well put together for long-distance travel and doesn’t require a heavy-duty tow vehicle.

This 25ft Spinifex makes a considerable statement strapped to the back of a 3500 GMC.

Titanium’s mid-size offroader is the right mix of size and amenity to get you into remote places without compromising living space.

The Carrera iVenture III has a proven layout and the off-grid spec will enable eager families to explore to their hearts content.

Built by Majestic, the Sunfinder is a great value van that won’t break the bank and has what you need but not what you don’t.

Almost 23 years after the first Jayco Expanda was released, this family van is still going strong in its tried-and-true format.

Caravan World's first Bruder EXP-8 review - an extreme expedition caravan with a high-end price tag to match.

Taking the whole family travelling isn’t always conducive to a stylish lifestyle, but this C Class Signature Family van emanates an elegant appeal

Compact and ready to explore Australia’s backroads, Atlantic Caravans’ High Terrain 16ft 2in is well worth a second glance.

Is bigger always better in the caravanning world? Paramount’s Micro may suggest the answer is not always.

Looking for a lighter-weight caravan towable by a small SUV? Euro Caravans’ Glider could end the search.

John Hughes checks out the Highline Prospector - a compact van that won't have any problem reaching cool destinations

The newest family van in Kokoda Caravan’s fleet, the Squadron 22’7”, is a quad bunk van that packs a punch.

The Force 8 sits at the top of the tree in the Kokoda family van range and is an off-grid powerhouse

Malcolm Street took the Victory Trophy Series 146 out for a spin, and as they say, good things come in small packages

Caravan World reviews the Queensland-built Offroad Grit RV Enduro Series 22.6ft Bunk caravan.

A fully Aussie-made van and a company that’s been around for 20 years are two big ticks straight away. Add a great price with excellent on the ground service and you’ve got a Majestic.

This big Sunland offroader is a tribute to the style and innovation of the Queensland builder

Caravan World reviews a preproduction Signature Dominion and unpacks its family-friendly qualities

Caravan World reviews the Wonderland RV Hornet 2211F-B4, a caravan for big families with big tow vehicles.

The Storm Breaker is a well-built, offroad spec van great for family adventures. And Deluxe has built enough brand reputation for families to buy them online.

Two versions of the Vision VX19’6” cater to couples or families in a timber-free build with loads of off grid capability and a rugged home-grown suspension.

We take Legend's little hybrid for a run to see if it fits the bill for couples looking for a simple lifestyle and a more effortless towing experience.

Highclere is a new brand kicking goals focusing on the family market. We take a look at a nicely appointed twin bunker designed for on-road touring

Windsor’s Genesis 196MD is a family touring van capable of limited offroad travel. With options for twin or triple bunks, it’s light weight and sensible size makes it easy to tow.