Campervans
Up till now, if you wanted to own a KEA camper, you had to choose from one of the many ex-rental options. Not anymore. Here is the brand’s first model specific to the private buyer.
Reviews
Motorhomes
2010 is Jayco’s 35th anniversary, and the brand continues its dedication to customer comfort with a refreshed 7m Conquest motorhome
Caravans
This 7.2m caravan is the first in the new “Landmark” range of vans from Trail-lite
Accessories
Steve Vermeulen reviews the latest in GPS technology from Kiwi company Navman, and, despite his terrible sense of direction, realises not all is lost
Motorhomes
The Auto-Roller 200 isn't pretending to be anything other than a basic three-berth for first-time or occasional users
Campervans
They’re small and relatively humble compared to the Volkswagen or Mercedes-based campers now popular, but Vanco’s cleverly designed and well-built campers are reason to fall in love again
Motorhomes
Too close for comfort sometimes? A new slide-out option for Trail-lite's high-series motorhomes adds a whole new dimension to your camping experience.
Motorhomes
Mitsubishi has introduced automatic Canter Fusos with “Campervan” specific models to make getting away with your motorhome a whole lot easier
Camper Trailers
Easier to set up than a tent, with storage options similar to motorhomes, Oztrail’s camper trailer is a comfortable in-between option for those who want to camp in comfort
Motorhomes
The Mercedes Sandpiper 770 C Class motorhome combines smart space-saving features, a practical layout and high quality manufacturing
Caravans
From its sculpted joinery to a host of innovative design features, there is much to like about the recently launched Silver Fern range of caravans
Motorhomes
The Allisee Continental Elite is functional, pleasant and well laid-out, but it is also a striking example of a modern autohome
