Yes, there is air-conditioning in the driver's cab of all campers. The larger campers with toilet and shower also include reverse cycle air-conditio...

There needs to be a minimum of 11.5 volts on your auxiliary [house] battery for ignition and more than a quarter tank of diesel in your fuel tank. Turn the ...

Gas bottle sizes and gas operated equipment differs with different campervans. Campervans with gas operated cooking, heating and water systems will use gas ...

We provide one bath towel per person. All campers also come with a tea towel as part of the kitchen general living equipment.

No. There are only 6 seat belts fitted in a six berth. Each person, including babies and children, by law, must have their own seatbelt. Children need to be...

No. Homes in Australia and New Zealand feature 10amp power sockets. Our campervans and motorhomes feature 15amp power connection, which has a larger earth p...

Vehicles under 4.5 tonne gross vehicle mass are legally required to have at least 1.5mm of tread remaining in all the principal grooves (i.e. the wide main ...

The speed of the 12 volt battery drainage will depend on the climate and how often it is used.  The 12V house battery supplies power to the fridge, house li...

When the 12V auxiliary (house) battery has a healthy charge [11-14V] the following equipment will operate: fridge house lights water pump house radio/s...

All vehicles have storage compartments; be it overhead cupboards, under seat storage or external lockers. We suggest that you travel with soft bags instead ...