Everything you need to know about browsing, comparing and contacting Australia’s premium caravan brands — directly.
Browse by state or category using the navigation at the top of the page. Select your state to see all brands and dealers in your area, or choose a category, such as Off Road Caravans or Touring Caravans, to narrow your search by the type of van you’re looking for. Each brand listing includes contact details so you can reach out directly.
Many of the brands and dealers featured on LuxuryCaravans.com.au offer financing options or work with finance partners who specialise in caravan and recreational vehicle loans. Contact dealers directly through their listing to ask about current rates, loan terms, and trade-in options. Finance conditions vary by dealer and lender.
Each brand listing on LuxuryCaravans.com.au includes contact details so you can reach the dealer or manufacturer directly. Depending on the brand, you may find a phone number, email address, enquiry form, or a link to their own website. Contact options are displayed on each individual brand page.
Where provided by the brand or dealer, business hours are displayed on their listing page. For the most accurate and up-to-date hours, including public holidays and seasonal variations, we recommend contacting the dealer directly before visiting.
Yes. LuxuryCaravans.com.au features brands and dealers across all Australian states and territories, including regional areas. Many manufacturers sell direct or through authorised dealers who can arrange delivery or factory visits. Use the state pages to find dealers closest to you.
Touring caravans are designed for sealed roads and well-maintained campgrounds. They typically prioritise interior comfort, fit and finish, and on-road stability. Off-road caravans are built to handle corrugated tracks, river crossings, and remote terrain — featuring reinforced chassis, independent suspension, and heavy-duty tyres. If you plan to stay on bitumen and caravan parks, a touring van may suit you better. If you want to explore outback tracks or go where roads end, an off-road or hybrid caravan is the right choice. Browse our Off Road Caravans and Touring Caravans categories to compare brands in each segment.
Entry-level caravans from mainstream brands typically start around $40,000–$60,000. The brands featured on LuxuryCaravans.com.au sit in the premium segment, generally ranging from $80,000 to $500,000+ depending on size, specification, and customisation. Fifth wheelers, off-road expedition builds, and fully custom vans from boutique manufacturers tend to command the highest prices. Contact individual brands directly for current pricing and build availability.
Key things to consider include: tow capacity of your vehicle (the caravan’s ATM must not exceed your car’s tow rating), interior layout and how it suits your travel style, build quality and chassis construction, warranty terms and after-sales support. For off-road use, also check suspension type, water capacity, solar and battery setup, and tyre size. It’s worth visiting a showroom rather than buying sight-unseen for a purchase at this price point.
Both have advantages. Buying direct from a manufacturer often means more customisation options and a direct relationship with the builder. Buying through an authorised dealer may offer local support, demo stock, and easier access to finance or trade-ins. Many of the brands featured on LuxuryCaravans.com.au sell through both channels — check individual brand pages for their distribution model.
For most luxury caravans in the $120K+ range, you’ll typically need a full-size 4WD or dual-cab ute with a tow rating of at least 3,500kg — vehicles like the Toyota LandCruiser 300 Series, Ford Ranger, Ram 1500, or similar. Fifth wheelers require a ute with a fifth-wheel hitch mounted in the tray and a payload capacity to match. Always check the caravan’s Aggregate Trailer Mass (ATM) against your specific vehicle’s tow rating before purchasing — these figures are in your vehicle’s handbook and should not be estimated.
Lead times vary considerably by brand and build complexity. For popular models from established manufacturers, expect 6–18 months from order to delivery. Fully custom or bespoke builds from boutique brands can take 18–24 months or longer. It’s worth enquiring about current wait times early in your research, as some manufacturers have limited build slots available per year. Contact brands directly through their listing pages for up-to-date availability.
New caravans offer full manufacturer warranty, the ability to customise, and peace of mind around condition and history. Second-hand luxury caravans can offer significant savings — often 20–40% below new — but require careful inspection of the chassis, roof, seals, electrical systems, and any water damage. If buying used, always have an independent inspection carried out by a qualified caravan technician before committing. LuxuryCaravans.com.au focuses on new and current-model brands; for used stock, contact dealers directly, as many carry trade-in inventory. For luxury models from established manufacturers, expect 6–18 months from order to delivery. Fully custom or bespoke builds from boutique brands can take 18–24 months or longer. It’s worth enquiring about current wait times early in your research, as some manufacturers have limited build slots available per year. Contact brands directly through their listing pages for up-to-date availability.
Yes. Browsing brands, reading descriptions, and contacting dealers through LuxuryCaravans.com.au is completely free for consumers. There is no registration required.
LuxuryCaravans.com.au focuses on the premium segment of the Australian caravan market. Brands featured on the platform are manufacturers, authorised dealers, and custom builders operating in the luxury, off-road, and specialist caravan categories. Brand descriptions are prepared using publicly available information. We encourage buyers to conduct their own research and contact brands directly to verify current products, pricing, and availability.
In most cases, a standard car licence (Class C) allows you to tow a caravan, provided the combination (vehicle + caravan) does not exceed 4,500kg Gross Combined Mass (GCM). For heavier combinations, additional licence requirements may apply. Rules vary slightly by state and territory. We recommend checking with your state’s road authority or a licensed towing specialist before purchasing a large or heavy caravan setup.
Insurance premiums for luxury caravans vary based on the caravan’s value, how it’s used (full-time vs recreational), where it’s stored, and the level of cover selected. For caravans in the $150,000–$500,000 range, annual premiums typically range from $1,500 to $5,000+ depending on the insurer and policy. Specialist caravan insurers such as Caravan Guard, CMI Insurance, and major insurers including NRMA and RACQ all offer caravan-specific policies. Always compare policies rather than defaulting to your home contents insurer.
Yes. Caravan storage facilities are available across Australia, particularly in metropolitan areas where residential storage is not practical. Options range from open-air compounds to fully undercover or indoor units. Costs vary by location and security level, typically ranging from $80 to $300+ per month. Many facilities offer drive-up access, CCTV, and on-site amenities. Search for “caravan storage” plus your suburb or postcode to find local options. You can also buy a storage unit and store it there. Here is a link to our blog Hocking Stores.
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