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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.

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 Ford Ranger Sport V6 was promoted as a big step up and the on-paper specs are really impressive. How does it perform as a towing vehicle?

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.

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.

Jayco’s All Terrain is a caravan designed for getting away from it all travel. Something it does quite well but the off-grid power packs add a whole new dimension.

The Bushmaster's Ironbark just keeps on giving with an emphasis on enhancing the caravan owner's experience.

Caravan World tours Turon Gates with the all-new C16 Caravan from Cub Campers

Condor Caravans might have the answer for large families with its 4 bunk 24ft Ultimate Family caravan!

Smaller caravans don’t always mean too much compromise in the internal design, but they do mean a lighter duty vehicle is required for towing. Millard’s MFlow 17ft 6in is a good example.

We team up on a 4000km road trip to review a trio of Urban offroad family vans as they set out on a year-long adventure.

The aptly-named Family Cruzer from RP Caravans is neatly designed for cruising with a comfortable and well-appointed bunk bed layout for a family of five.

It might be one of the smallest Bushtrackers in the stable right now, but its compact size doesn't mean it loses any of the offroad appeal.

The Stryker has rugged good looks, sports a sharp price tag yet maintains a good specification of well-regarded appliances and components.

Custom built for Australia, the Evernew RTX35 Gas-Less Caravan is unreal value for money

The latest ElecTrex from Spinifex is a couple’s offroad van with the lasted technology solar power from OzXcorp for extended off grid living.

Offroad caravans often require a heavy-duty tow vehicle but Nova’s Little Terra can offer something more understated.

Mountain Trail only make offroad RVs, and the LXV 4.7 is the most capable in the bush of the whole caravan range.

Many people asked SWAG for a hybrid caravan. SWAG has delivered, and we’ve taken a thorough look.

If you want to live simply, tow efficiently, and get into a brand new van for under $60K, you should keep reading

Though Design RV may not have been around as long as some other brands, it is nonetheless proving to have the goods, as seen in the Forerunner V5-2.

The XTOUR Atlas is a family van designed to tackle tough roads whilst fitting a lot of functional living into a relatively small space.

The Legend Trackline 186 is a sensibly-sized couples rough road tourer, and with lots of quality inclusions, it vies for a place among the best offroaders.

Family caravans are much more popular these days, and there’s been a certain commonality of layouts — not so with Jayco’s latest Journey Outback model.

Most folk buying a caravan take ages to decide on the layout and details like soft furnishings and colour choices.

A comfortable chair is one of the most important pieces of kit you can pack for any trip — how does the Forbes from OzTrail stack up?

Established in 1963, Evernew has the know-how to make a van go the distance in even the toughest of conditions

The Road Owl from New Age Caravans is a fuss-free rig with clean lines, modern appointments, and all you might need to take an extended break in a touring van

Winning the Value for Money category for the second time running, this well-rounded couple’s van has solid scores in every category at an attractive price

Getting offroad with the family is becoming the holiday of choice for many, and this particular Titan puts it within reach.

As the name suggests the Roadstar on show here is an extreme offroader and it comes from one of our heritage builders. As the judges discovered the tough looks are not all for show.

This highly affordable couples semi-offroader impressed the judges with its innovative body construction and luxury finishes

Titan, which has two entrants this year, is proving a formidable manufacturer — and its 480 Hybrid toppled the rest of the competition by a slim margin to take out the top gong

When one of the bosses at Wonderland RV decides to build a van for his family, the end result is an excuse-free example of excellence.

Titanium Caravans is a builder on the move, and its vans are finding their way into the remotest corners of the country

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

What do you get when you cross a caravan and a hybrid camper? Something that tows like a camper but has room like a caravan.

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

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

This capable offroader will suit those looking for a mid-size van that can fold down to fit in many carports

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