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Stockman Products has been impressing the Australian camper trailer industry since 2006 and its latest release, the Rover 02, is as innovative as ever.

The second generation of BRS’s award-winning Sherpa refines an already impressive intersection between traditional teardrop and 21st century tech

The Lumberjack Sheoak is an absolute featherweight, requiring no set-up and costing $23,999. On its way to remote bush locations, it completely bypasses three common problems — weight, set-up time and price. Good times only!

Mars Comet TEARDROP: Review

They may be considered small and lightweight, but these compact camper trailers are jam-packed with as many awesome features, new technologies and modern designs as any big rig.

It may looks small and unusual, but the Maverick by Teardrop Camper Company packs a punch when it comes to easy setup, offroad credibility and affordability.

Taipan Campers goes retro with teardrop Tucana

Compact and straightforward, the Little Guy Rough Rider is a cosy cubby on wheels that can be towed by just about anything and anyone. Camping has rarely been more accessible.

Sunny Coast brand Origin Campers impresses with its Long-Range V2, a side-entry square teardrop camper that doesn’t require setup.

This lightweight, offroad-equipped capsule by Jayco is set to launch users into a simpler, more pared-back mode of camping – for just $23,990.

Tucana Teardrop Camper Review

While it may not suit the needs of every outdoor adventurer, the Teardrop Camper Company's Maverick is a guaranteed head-turner that is easy to set up and well-equipped with great features.

On the Road Mark Berry and Margaret Leske