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Caravan Reviews
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Access with Ease!Accessavan, Wheelchair Accessible Caravans$67,500 - 77,500 AUDWe had the pleasure of reviewing the latest creation from Accessavan – the Littlehampton built with wheelchair RVers in mind by Anthony Wake (a paraplegic). He is nothing short of inspiring. A disability shouldn’t stop you from doing what you love, and not wanting to be bound by his wheelchair, Anthony’s determination led him to create Accessavan in 2006. | More -
An Oyster VanScenic Caravans$70,390 - 75,390 AUDScenic is an oldie but a goodie. Established in 1959, it has stood the test of time and today delivers a wide range of custom-built caravans. This could be anything from an 11ft pop-top to a 26ft on-road/off-road van. | More -
Manhattan StyleCrusader Caravans$75,990 - 85,990 AUDAs the word Manhattan turns a cocktail into a wonderful blend of Vermouth and Bourbon, changes theatre into Broadway, and dapper into vogue, some would wonder if the Manhattan level of comfort and sophistication is beyond a caravan manufacturer that started in 2004 building RVs for the small pop-top market. | More -
Pool Table Not IncludedCrossroads RV Australia P/L$149,000 - 159,000 AUDI love reviewing fifth-wheelers. They are so big they just make me giggle, in a good way. Whether they make the Crossroads company directors giggle will remain an unsolved mystery, but their belief in premium quality fifth-wheelers is there for all to see. Crossroads RV Australia was born in 2003 after its two company directors decided to import the US-based trailers. The company values... | More -
Just Call Me JeevesCoromal Caravans$51,232 - 61,232 AUDWhy would you choose Coromal, out of the dizzying selection of caravan manufacturers out there? Well, it has been in the game now for 32 years, meaning it has a very deep pool of experience to draw from, and obviously knows how to keep customers happy. Coromal enjoys its reputation as one of the largest manufacturers of caravans in Australia. | More -
In the Beginning...Windsor Caravans$57,000 - 67,000 AUDScour the classifieds for older caravans and Windsor is a name that pops up time and again. There are two reasons for that. | More -
Cruisin’ Without Bruisin'Cruiser Caravans Australia$62,000 - 72,000 AUDIt seems these days that whenever a company is started, its raison d’être is maximising profits at any cost. So it was refreshing to discover that Cruiser Caravan’s motivating force is to just make the best caravans. The company directors saw what caravans were available on the market, and decided they could do better. | More -
A Friend IndeedRoyal Flair$55,000 - 65,000 AUDRoyal Flair has been in the biz since 1975. In that time it has built up a stable of nine different flavours of caravan, each with a mind-melting array of size and floor-plan options. | More -
GOTA GETAWAY ELITECaravan Super Centre$80,000 - 90,000 AUDHave you ever wondered what an Elite van would look like? Well, look no further. This van is truly elite by name and nature. It’s classy on the outside and does not disappoint when you venture inside. | More
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Goin’ Troppo with SunlandSunland Caravans$59,700 - 69,000 AUDIt was scorching hot and the Sunland Caravan’s latest Emerald Tourer, a blacktop or on-road van, needed to beat the heat to prove itself as a comfortable home-on-the-road rather than just another caravan. | More
