Everything you need to know about Australia's leading caravan manufacturers. Compare model lineups, pricing, build quality and find out which brand suits your style of travel.
In-depth brand profiles covering history, popular models, typical pricing and who each brand is best suited to.
Dandenong South, VIC · $40,000 to $150,000+
Australia's largest caravan manufacturer and the most recognisable name on the road. Jayco produces a wide range from entry-level tourers to luxury fifth-wheelers. Known for strong dealer networks and good resale value.
Popular Models
Best For
First-time buyers and families looking for reliable build quality and broad dealer support.
Wangara, WA · $35,000 to $90,000
One of Australia's longest-running caravan brands, Coromal is popular for its practical layouts, solid construction and competitive pricing. A favourite in WA and SA for family buyers.
Popular Models
Best For
Practical family caravanning at competitive price points, particularly in Western Australia.
Ballarat, VIC · $55,000 to $130,000
Lotus Caravans are built tough for Australian conditions. Their off-road oriented models such as the Freelander and Trooper are popular with buyers who want to explore beyond the bitumen without sacrificing comfort.
Popular Models
Best For
Buyers who want robust construction for remote touring and off-road adventures.
Dandenong South, VIC · $55,000 to $120,000
Part of the Jayco group, Regent caravans sit in the premium segment with well-appointed interiors and quality fittings. Popular with grey nomads and experienced caravanners seeking more features and comfort.
Popular Models
Best For
Experienced caravanners who want upgraded interiors and features without moving to full luxury pricing.
Various, VIC · $50,000 to $95,000
Snowy River Caravans are built for those who take their off-road adventures seriously. Reinforced chassis, airbag suspension and serious water and power capacity set these vans apart for remote travel.
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Best For
Serious off-road touring with high payload capacity and remote area capability.
Victoria · $45,000 to $110,000
New Age Caravans delivers strong value with well-specified vans at competitive prices. Their range spans entry-level tourers to serious off-road models, appealing to a broad cross-section of Australian buyers.
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Best For
Value-focused buyers who want generous standard inclusions across all price points.
Penrith, NSW · $60,000 to $160,000
Avida (formerly known as Winnebago Australia) produces motorhomes and caravans under the Avida brand. Their caravans are known for quality construction and well-considered layouts suited to extended touring.
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Best For
Long-term tourers and grey nomads who prioritise quality fit-out and extended comfort.
Queensland · $40,000 to $85,000
Roadstar Caravans are a Queensland staple, known for solid builds at accessible price points. Their range covers everything from light semi-offroad tourers to full-featured family caravans.
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Best For
Queensland buyers and families looking for robust construction at mid-range prices.
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