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Review: Regal Naralan Motorhome
I arrived at Regal Caravans with great expectations. About six months ago, I had the opportunity to climb behind the wheel of one of Regal’s first attempts at a motorhome, a Sprinter-based van.
Regal has...
Caravan Review: JB Caravans Scorpion Sting
Caravans sure have changed over the last five years. The revamped JB Caravans Scorpion Sting is a case in point. From the way it is built to the equipment on board, it is a...
Test: Maverick Campers Raptor 13 Hybrid
South Australia-based Maverick Campers had travelled under my radar until relatively recently.
Maverick’s Raptor 13 came into my life in mid-March. With its grey composite aluminium cladding over an aluminium frame, 16in alloys wheels and...
Review: Regal B Class Motorhome
Regal has long made attractive, well-regarded caravans. The company has been in business for longer than I’ve been lurking around the industry, that’s for certain. Nonetheless, it came as a surprise to discover that...
Review: 15ft Paramount Caravans Micro
I’ve long been a believer in the notion that small is cool when it comes to caravanning. Don’t get me wrong: a big, beautiful caravan has it’s appeal, especially when the kids are onboard,...
Jurgens: The Inside Story
Jurgens Australia has been manufacturing caravans for about nine years. It is one of the quiet achievers of the Australian RV industry, having grown from building a handful of caravans in its first year in business to 600...
Avan Aspire Tested and Rated
The Avan Aspire is available in a wide range of configurations, from the 402 (also available as a pop-top) to the 617, the largest in the Aspire line-up.
There’s no denying it: Avan has, for...
Review: Everest Caravans Camo
Regular GoRV readers would know that Everest Caravans is a new manufacturer that recently appeared on our radar. In recent months, we have tested two of its models: the top-end Ice Glider and the...
Kokoda Cadet II Platinum XLi Reviewed
A true family adventure calls for a true family caravan, such as this Kokoda Cadet. If you’ve ever tried to make do with a caravan that sleeps two, perhaps by pitching a tent off...
Salute Caravans Garrison Review
The Salute Caravans Garrison is the complete package. By this, I mean it comes from the factory with everything, and more, you’re likely to need for easy, convenient travelling. Often, it’s a case of...