Tuff Roader Caravan

Haven't had one myself but they have a very good reputation. Not sure if Royal Flair are still making them but you should find a few used on caravan sales. They had Control Rider suspension, which is as good as it gets and they are a well made van. Don't know which model you're looking at but there are a few single axle vans very similar. Other models being: Regent Extreme and Billabong (Bush Basha) as well as other bigger vans in their range. I think they all have Control Rider suspension and are well built vans. Difficult comparison really but they are serious off roaders, perhaps not quite as heavy or pricey as the Kedrons etc. Trakmaster and Evernew are other options. Again, serious offroaders but possibly a bit lighter and cheaper than Kedrons etc. I have a Regent Extreme and without wanting to tempt controversy, I would take it anywhere the so called heavy weights would go.

have a look on here: http://caravanersforum.com/search.php?keywords=Tuff+Roader&sid=4daeb1466c383a35a918045d8e76ff68

there are some knowledgeable people on there and you can do a search of Tuff Roders (Roaders?) through the archives

We bought one new in 2006, single axle 17 feet. It has served us well, travelling Adventure way, Strzelecki track, Flinders Ranges, Morgan Mail run without problems. The independent suspension is very good. Dustproofing needed work but is now sorted. The chassis seems bullet proof. Ours has 100 series hubs to match the tow vehicle. Two roof top solar panels keep up with the vitrifrigo fridge. Two deep cycle batteries were originally installed in the front boot, we had them moved to under the lounge (over the wheels) for better balance.