Few names in Australian camping carry the heritage of Cub. Started as a box trailer business in 1968, Cub has made camper trailers for over 50 years, 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 every model is still manufactured at Cub's North Rocks facility in Sydney. Every chassis is welded from Australian BlueScope steel, models can be fitted with the Australian-made Cruisemaster airbag suspension, and 2026 models carry a 7-year structural warranty.
The camper range spans Rear Fold, Forward Fold and Double Fold designs: the compact Weekender rear-fold favourite for couples and solo travellers, the Frontier, the only forward-fold camper still made entirely in Australia, and the family-friendly Drifter double-fold. For Australian camping at its most trusted, Cub remains the original.
Cub Camper Trailers
North Rocks, New South Wales
Build quality is where the heritage shows, with each camper handcrafted at every stage right down to the canvas tent.
- Australian steel: every chassis is welded from Australian BlueScope steel
- Off-road ready: models can be fitted with the Australian-made Cruisemaster airbag suspension
- 7-year structural warranty: on 2026 models, backing a long-term investment
Australian-sourced components throughout mean every part is built for local conditions, and the reputation shows in resale value.
- Quality electrics: Redarc electrics fitted throughout
- Quick setup: Cub's quiet, reliable Ezy-Wind winch system for fast pitching
The camper range spans Rear Fold, Forward Fold and Double Fold designs: the compact Weekender rear-fold favourite for couples and solo travellers, the Frontier, the only forward-fold camper still made entirely in Australia, and the family-friendly Drifter double-fold. For Australian camping at its most trusted, Cub remains the original.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How long has Cub been making camper trailers?
Cub started as a box trailer business in 1968 and has been building camper trailers for over 50 years, making it the longest-running Australian-made camper trailer manufacturer in the country. It remains family-owned across three generations of the Fagan family, with more than 20,000 handcrafted campers and caravans built and every model still made at its North Rocks facility in Sydney.
Which Cub camper trailer suits couples versus families?
Couples and solo travellers often choose the Weekender, a compact rear-fold camper that is light, easy to tow and one of Cub’s most popular models. Families needing more space typically step up to the Drifter double-fold for a large, family-friendly setup, while the Frontier forward-fold offers a generous living area with an integrated awning.
