Cub Camper Trailers
DESCRIPTIONS
Few names in Australian camping carry the heritage of Cub. Originally started as a box trailer business in 1968, Cub has been making camper trailers for over 50 years — making it the longest-running Australian-made camper trailer manufacturer in the country. Three generations of the Fagan family, more than 20,000 handcrafted campers and caravans, and still manufacturing every model at Cub's North Rocks facility in Sydney.
The current camper range spans Rear Fold, Forward Fold and Double Fold designs — each engineered to be light to tow, durable off-road, and quick to set up using Cub's quiet and reliable Ezy-Wind winch system. The Weekender is the compact rear-fold favourite — light, easy to tow, and one of Cub's most popular models for couples and solo travellers chasing spontaneous getaways. The Frontier sits at the head of the forward-fold range — the only forward-fold camper trailer still manufactured entirely in Australia, opening into a generous living area with an integrated awning. For families needing more space, the Drifter double-fold delivers a large, family-friendly setup with room to relax at camp.
Build quality is where the heritage shows. Every chassis is welded from Australian BlueScope steel, with the production line handcrafting each camper at every stage right down to the canvas tent. For extreme off-road use, models can be fitted with the Australian-made Cruisemaster airbag suspension system. Australian-sourced components throughout, including Redarc electrics, mean every component in a Cub is built for Australian conditions.
It's a reputation that travellers vote for with their wallets — Cub campers are known for both genuine durability and strong resale value. Backed by a 7-year structural warranty on 2026 models, every Cub is a long-term investment in the way you travel. For Australian camping at its most trusted, Cub remains the original.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
How long has Cub Campers been making camper trailers?
Cub has been making camper trailers since 1968, making it Australia's longest-running camper trailer manufacturer. The business is still family-owned and operated by the Fagan family across three generations, with over 20,000 handcrafted campers built.
What models does Cub offer?
Cub offers three main camper trailer designs: the Weekender (compact rear-fold), the Frontier (forward-fold — the only one still made entirely in Australia), and the Drifter (double-fold for families). All feature Cub's quiet Ezy-Wind winch system for easy setup, and come with a 7-year structural warranty on 2026 models.
