Offroad or Outback camper?

We did the drive in 2009 and although we loved it, the track was not a track, just a good dirt road, and an easy drive. Heaps of other vehicles on the road from four wheel drives to small sedans. Kevin

Hi Steve,

Couple of pics to help your decision:





Provided your trailer is in good condition and driven to the conditions your offroader should be OK. The track will have some corrugations here and there though.

Cheers,

Val

The problem with roads like the Birdsville track is their variability. Most of the time they are fine. Get significant rain and they change their character faster than a politician after an election win.
We did the Gibb River Rd last year and it was no problem at all and lots of Jayco Ouback popups were there and doing fine. We did the same road a few years earlier and broke every shockie on the vehicle. It was diabolical.
Generally the Birdsville is easy if you take it easy, but every now and again....