Caravans
Australian built caravans like the Avida Topaz have gained something of a niche in New Zealand in recent years. There are some good reasons for that, says MCD reviewer Malcolm Street.
Reviews
Caravans
As an on-road caravan, the five-berth Dreamline Lux FD family bunk caravan has a lot to offer in regard to luxury, specifications and features, says Randall Johnston.
Fifth Wheelers
The Rockwood brand of fifth-wheeler caravans are some of the biggest around. Bill Savidan takes a look at one of their more compact models, the Ultra Light 2608BS.
Motorhomes
Paul Owen has some strong words to say about this New Zealand-made luxury motorhome that you can customise to your own specifications — and then never want to leave.
Motorhomes
Light, bright and with plenty of appeal for families, the new Dethleffs Just 90 T6762 is just perfect for entry-level motorhoming, says MCD writer Claire Smith.
Campervans
Prefer to camp away from the crowds and go off the beaten track? The new JRV All Terrain 4x4 by Jayco could be just what you’re looking for. Bill Savidan reviews.
Caravans
MCD writer Claire Smith reviews the 3-berth Dethleffs Nomad 520 ELT.
Motorhomes
Not too big, not too small, the Bürstner Lyseo TD690G is just right for reviewer Paul Owen.
Campervans
This Jayco campervan is practical, well built and a joy to drive, writes Bill Savidan.
Caravans
High standards and ambitious design yield an impressive mix
of space and comfort, writes Paul Owen.
Campervans
Meet the camping car: an everyday van that doubles as a motorhome when needed. Paul Owen checks out a recent model.
Motorhomes
The Trend packs quite a punch for an entry-level RV. Bill Savidan reviews.
