Australian campers are very popular. A great way to travel the Outback or any part of Australia for that matter is with an RV or camper or caravan. An RV has a motor and living area, a camper can be a pop-up type or a smaller pull behind camper and a caravan is considered the medium to large sized mobile homes that can be towed with a standard vehicle with a large motor. I am amazed at the different shapes and manufacturers of popular RV’s in that country. Here are a few that I thought would intrigue you. They are all through a website that posts caravan sales.
First is the Grand Tourer Adventure Off Road Camper. Look at this beauty! You could take this anywhere and be traveling in style. I haven’t seen anything like this is the US yet but I sure hope it gets over here soon!
Here’s a standard looking caravan called a FlexiHome. These are used for camping mostly not permanent living. The interior is what will amaze you:
Here’s the modern, clean interior. You could haul your dirt bikes or your recliners in this and be set up for easy vacationing anywhere.
This final home is a Creative Caravans Tanami Off-Road Designer Series. It is a gorgeous camper! The tires are beefy enough to go anywhere you want and the interior is fit for a king. I am in awe!
Another pull camper that I like is called the Kimberly Black Caviar Kruiser. It’s very different from what you  see in the US.
I wanted to show you a couple of motorhomes I found, too. The first one is vintage and gorgeous! It’s a 1954 REGAL MARK III that is for sale for $27,000. It was once a Melbourne Tramsway that then became a disaster ambulance and now is a motorhome! I found it on a site that has motorhomes for sale.
Last but not least is a 1979 Denning Motorhome. I love the vintage ones!
I really just wanted to show Australia some more love. MMHL gets a lot of visitors from that country and I don’t want them feeling left out.
I was just reading an article on Reddit about Australian wildlife and I don’t think I even want to visit that country (and I want to travel the world someday)! They have to check the inside of their shoes every morning for snakes! Snakes are my biggest fear. They even showed a photo of a huge crab eating a snake. That’s a whole bunch of nope for me!
Hope you are doing well!
Very cool…not sure I’d want to sit outside in Australia as it seems every single animal or insect can kill you.
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