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A light weight, waterproofing, room to upgrade and a spacious interior set this rooftop tent apart

Buzzing out of SA comes a rooftop tent camper for under 20k, with all the honey.

Camper tests out an ArkPak 730 portable battery box running a 120Ah AGM battery.

After testing it out during a month-long mapping sojourn through Tassie, Hema Maps’ Tim Moorton shares his thoughts on the new MAXTRAX Indeflate, which allows you to deflate or inflate two tyres at once.

An electronic double-fold set-up, a king and queen sized bed, al fresco dining, a huge awning for outdoor living, lockable jerry can and gas storage, and a big boat rack for toys all set this folding camper apart from the pack.

When you unfold and slide the two ends from the Mars Endurance, a palace on wheels is revealed, equipped to host your whole family in comfort, class and good cheer, within a holiday park or a remote bush, all for an appetising $21,990.

Take a game-changing rooftop tent. Add a lightweight trailer. Chuck in compartmentalised storage, a unique swing-around kitchen and wash up area, and ample outdoor living space. There you have the Bushwakka Safari Tourer.

This 13ft pop-top sleeps six or seven, takes on offroad tracks for breakfast, and packs a whopping 300Ah of battery power.

Tired of towing? Wedgetail’s slide-on campers mount straight onto the tray of your ute. The company is holding true to its tradition of camping convenience and precision finish, most impressively in the top-of-the-line ‘WTC’ model.

GME XRS Connect and TX6160TP Handheld UHF CB radios are staying ahead of the game.

You can sleep, eat and recreate like royalty in Cameron Campers unique Compact Slide-on

Camper tests out the AOR Odyssey, a top-end Aussie-made pop-top hybrid from a brand with a stellar reputation for campers that can cope with the deep outback

Patriot break down the door with their new X3, a family-focussed side-folding camper with internal living. The X3 blends the toughness of the X1 with an abundance of luxury.

There's a convincing argument for handheld radios. They're mobile and not everyone owns, or can afford, a powerful mounted unit. GME’s TX677 handhelds proved their worth during REDARC Camper Trailer of the Year 2020.

With three sleeping spaces, a spacious high-roofed interior, a powerhouse cooktop, 240Ah of juice, an array of locally fitted Aussie components, a dome-top tent, and immense attention to detail, the Bluewater Lachlan has a lot to distinguish it.

Having the support of Engel at Camper Trailer of the Year made the long days — and longer nights — a whole lot more pleasant and achievable.

Sub two minute set-up, abundant storage space and diminutive dimensions recommend the new Conqueror UEV-310 V2 Lighting to the modern, mobile camper.

The Bushwakka Bhoma doesn’t stray far from its South African roots. During Camper’s time scooting about the hot, arid bush, the Bhoma, at rest, was bright and fresh like a cool savannah breeze and at play, tough as a rampaging elephant.

The new Jayco Crosstrak hybrid sets out to balance offroad-ability with creature comforts. With plenty of storage, off-grid capacity and a spiffy kitchen, it’s poised to take the market by storm.

By naming your hybrid range ‘Tanami’, you set expectations of serious offroad travel to far flung destinations via thousands of kilometres of harsh dirt roads. Does Austrack’s latest offering have what it takes to follow through on its promises?

Cub have brought a new fit and finish to their well-known Explorer rear-fold, making it an affordable companion for future adventures

A huge spacious interior, near fully automatic set-up, and one of the bigger dinettes out there are but a few of this camper's stand-out features

The Bushwakka Bhoma has 360 degrees of shade, two comfy double sized beds, a configuration conducive of a cross-breeze, a unique swing-around kitchen with dedicated foam storage, and a tough body riding on capable leaf spring suspension.

With an airy, spacious interior, a queen sized bed, an internal shower and toilet, a simplistic side-fold action, and the ability to jack up the camper and drive on out, there’s a lot to love about Wedgetail's WTC Slide-on.

With a diverse array of permanent sleeping fixtures, a whopping capacity for off-grid resources, and a fold-out end to expand living space, this is a family camper to reckon with.

With a five year warranty and a bunch of unique selling points, there’s a lot of reasons to opt for the Bushranger Max Air III Compressor when refilling your tyres after a fun day out.

A spacious, air-conditioned interior with an ensuite combines with offroad pre-requisites in Blue Tongue’s first foray into hybrid campers, the XH15.

Its name may conjures images of cleanliness and refined finish, and that’s spot-on; but truth be told, this six-berth forward fold slide camper, with its huge airy interior, offroad dimensions and quality components, is simply begging for a coat of mud.

Following on from the brand’s 50th anniversary last year, we test out the hard-floor, rear-fold Escape in Cape Tribulation, to see what difference that level of experience makes when you’re out in the sticks.

Less than a year after arriving at CTOTY 2019 with their prototype Z10.0 Expedition Series hard body camper, the boys from ZONE RV are back with the Z12.0. This time they’ve upped the ante with a host of exciting changes.

The team from Jawa have released an updated version of the popular pint sized hybrid. We put the Trax 10, a tiny ten footer built to tackle the tough tracks, through its paces.

The Overlander GTS side-fold softfloor camper by Hard Korr is built to enable your wildest camping visions, be they of Bribie Island or the Cape. Not only do its offroad innovations, off-grid potential and ginormous storage capacity make it immensely capable; you can share the experience with five of your loved ones.

Jawa have done it again, this time with their Sirocco, a specced-up five-berth pop-top hybrid offering all of the essentials you need and luxuries you could want, packaged into a compact body and riding on an offroad-ready base.

The gracious yet bulletproof exterior of the Ultimate GT360 expands into a palace. This outback tourer, 25 years in the making, will magnetise everyone who does it rough on the roads but classy at camp.

240L of potable water, 18kg of gas, a 300Ah battery capacity fed by 300 watts of solar, a comfortable interior living space and the largest ensuite for its class combine to make the Austrack Tanami X13 an alluringly self-sufficient hybrid.

Better known for its luxury SUVs, sedans and sporty coupes, Mercedes-Benz has made an impressive debut into the dual cab ute class and now has a clear point of difference with this punchy V6 diesel.

The Swag X10 Trekka is a nimble hybrid-style camper made with the intention of easily changing focus as lifestyle priorities evolve over time.

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!

Inspired by a gorge with 14 river crossings, Condamine Campers’ hybrids bring versatile set-up options, a unique ensuite, an ultra-functional kitchen and offroad nous to the camping table.

Simplify camping with the budget-friendly Marlin Deluxe Escape, a basic trailer weighing 750kg when fully loaded and costing less than $10,000.

Go further, go longer, go to places you've never gone before, in the compact and affordable MARS Endurance Lifestyle

The team from Jawa have released an updated version of the popular pint sized hybrid.

The Marlin Escape Deluxe wowed our judges with its refreshing simplicity. A side-fold, soft-floor base, expanded upon with quality componentry tailored to suit the customer, this featherweight trailer costs just over 10k, but is set to generate memories you’d pay millions for.

With sleeping for four, a payload over 1,000kg, self-levelling suspension, lithium power, and next to no set-up, the uniquely constructed ZONE RV Z-12.0 Expedition Series is a dream come true for remote area tourers on the go.

Tipping the scales at 1,320kg ATM, the lumberjack Sheoak is a lightweight pod camper, requiring virtually no set up, that operates as a mobile adventure base ideal for couples. $23,999 and you’re ready to head into the outback.

Camper takes Lumberjack’s super roomy Glenaire dual fold for a quick spin out into the wide blue yonder.

Versatility of sleeping arrangement, Aussie-made construction and componentry, and dexterous offroad dimensions will have you whipping the Patriot X1-N along whatever goat track takes your fancy. Camper reviews the limited edition Desert Ops version.

The Furrion LIT bluetooth speaker can play the soundtrack of any camping adventure, thanks to its hardy construction, convenient portability and impressive quality of sound.

North Coast RVs have the Aussie market in their cross hairs with the release of the Sniper X.9. This fresh-faced Queenslander rides high and smooth on alternative suspension, pops up in the blink of an eye, and tips the scales at a slim 850kg Tare.

Cub’s newly rejigged Brumby L.E. puts this once workmanlike brand into the finely finished end of the market, with a suite of features that hit the offroad market square on the head.