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Review: Urban Tungsten X Terrain 18'9

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

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Review: Goldy 16ft Beach Cruiser

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

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Review: Euro Glider

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

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Bushtracker 19 Compact

Time is nearly up for fossil fuels and this Bushtracker 19 Compact proves we can live comfortably without it — nearly.

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Olympic Marathon Club 22ft 6in

Malcolm Street explores the hype around rear club lounge caravans and why they can be so advantageous

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Bushtracker 20

At $215,000 this uncompromising offroader vies for the spot as the most expensive van we have reviewed.

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Little Gem Long Weekender

Italian built caravans are very rare in Australia, but this Long Weekender has much to offer

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La Vista El Toro 1 Review

How do you make a traditionally built caravan stand out from the crowd? La Vista know how, and they show if off in the El Toro 1.

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Royal Flair Raptor

It can look a little odd when you first cast your eyes across it, but the Royal Flair Raptor proved to be perfectly suited for what it’s aimed at

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Majestic Knight SLX

Is it possible to build a single axle caravan that’s weight friendly, yet still offers a decent amount of living space?

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Review: Urban Tungsten X Terrain 18'9

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

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Australia’s Ultimate Power and Battery Management Solutions: BMPRO

From the outback explorer to the city-based weekender with the van in tow, BMPRO is a trusted household name to power your adventures.

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