Kimberley Kamper trailer vs Adventure Offroad trailer

Hi Shane
We have used both and own the adventure pilbara.
KK is fantastic no hassles kamper that tough as.. We went away for 3 weeks with 2 adults and 2 kids 7 and 9 at the time and used the attachable kids tent which just pushed into the main tent area of the kk before fold up but took at bit of effort to close up but very do-able. Our kids slept side by side in the kids tent and that took up pretty well all of the floor area. If you were doing it then one would probably sleep in the fold out section.
If you use the kids tent then the site footprint will need to be a bit bigger than with the adventure.

The Pilbara is also tough as nails too with a trip up to the cape last year resulting in no damage or repairs when we got home (Newcastle). Our kids now 9 and 11 sleep on stretchers in the soft floor area and leaves a small area left for clothes bags. You would have to have a double bunk. That would be really the only improvement I would like is that the tent should be a bit longer.

There is more storage room in the adventure for kids crap and the kitchen is more convenient plus it has a 60 litre fridge where the kk only had a 40 litre fridge.

The kk is capable of having reading lights permanently fixed and is also capable of diesel heating etc.

The adventure has more steps to set up than the kk but with the kk's kids tent, setup time would be similar.

The only thing that I see for you is the sleeping arrangements.

Mal

I don't know anything about the Adventure off road, we are very happy owners of a KK, upgrading to it when our 3 kids started leaving home.

I second the comments that a large off road soft floor would be more suitable for a young family. Yes you can get a KK family room add on, but they are fiddly, reduce "packed up" storage space and possibly take longer to set up than a decent soft floor.

What we like about the KK is the ease of set up pack up (compared to soft floor), for the two of us, as well as other issues mentioned here.

We had a Track shack with our family and then sold it for a KK when the kids left the nest.
The track shack unfolds like a brief case or a book so you have two double beds up high and a massive floor area on the ground. We used to call it the Taj Mahal. Great for the kids ( plus other kids ) to play games in on those unpleasant days while the adults could read on the above beds.
It is also quite light (that was a 90's model ). I could tow it over sand dunes etc no trouble at all with the prado when the KK will pull me up like a lead weight.

The KK is really good for the two of us though. Probably the greatest advantage is how quick it is to set up and the kitchen area.
Lachie