Camper Trailers with air conditioning

Thanks Mark,
This gives me a number of options to google. The only A/C camper that I have seen come into my town of Broome is the Kimberley Kamper one.
Cheers

Thanks Bob, but I am after a stand alone so my vehicle is available for use at any time.
Cheers

Did you read the thread title? It says camper trailer!

Ahh! Now I get it, a bit of self promotion!

Your quick shaker!

Don't forget the kitchen sink, microwave, TV, washing machine and dryer.:-)
AlanH.

Phil - Exactly what I thought. Whatever next? Soft foam mattresses for the beds, too? LOL

Where I fish in November it is usually 50plus. Now I have turned 60 I figure a cool nanny nap in the middle of the day is very civilised. I have been told the Kimberley Karavan has a kitchen sink,microwave, TV if required - sounds good.

Only kidding BB. But please ensure the genset you take to power the aircon is a quiet one.
Good luck in your search.
AlanH.

Nah , the idea is to have the noisiest gen set , keeps others away from the camping spot I picked to keep away from fools who think it's their God given right to tell others what to take camping..

We've also had our Quantum for a couple of years, and taken it to all sorts of places, where other campers have pretty much broken...but not ours (yet). It has reverse cycle a/c and if you want something that is pretty much dust proof, it's a good choice. Can also recommend the after sales service - second to none.

Cheers

Chris

Thanks Roadking - I will have a look.

All of the campers I mentioned in my post are of either fibreglass, composite or metal frame with a small pop top similar to most caravans. Only a fool would try to AC canvas. I think Bosun Broome realizes this and has asked for advise in this area not canvas.

It was far from a given that the original poster was talking about a hard bodied camper.
People regularly come on forums looking to aircondition or heat, tent bassed campers.

Even if said camper is a semi hard bodied camper, the introduction of any fabric walls at all increases the heat transferance considerably.

I currently work in an area where, portable structures(big ass tents) ARE airconditioned and the size of the plants required to do it adequately it is rediculous....it is a very silly game.

I have also worked with small caravan like trailers that are way better insulated than most caravans and it takes bugger all to chill em down and keep em down.

When someone wants to heat a caravan or camper, very often they will be happy to just take the edge off......they are happy to put on a jumper or another blanket, as long as it does not freezes their small bits off.

When people are looking to chill using airconditioning, they realy want that chilling to be effective and do a hell of a lot more than take the edge off.
If the air conditioning is not keeping up you may as well sit in the shade and pour cups of water over ya head.

If you are going to travel remote AND aircondition, you have to carry the fuel to do so, or an enormous solar rig.

The whole thing gets impractical very fast, if you do not have some serious level of efficiency.

cheers

I previously owned a Track Camper Trailer some 20 years ago so am aware of the canvas capabilities - I probably should have listed a hard bodied camper in my thread. As I live in Broome most of the fishing spots are only a short time away so most of my trips are only for 2 or 3 days so carrying extra fuel for a genset is not a problem.
As previously mentioned the only small camper that I had seen was the Kimberley Karavan and I was interested to see what other rigs were out there.
Cheers.