Camper trailer

If you are not campers, and you would rather cook inside, an older Jayco Dove or similar may be better for you. So it gives you the camper size folded up and caravan features such as indoor kitchen and lounge and table for 4. I've owned two these and I can highly recommend them. Just watch for canvas age and fit, they can shrink and fade due to being set up for long periods of time. Not my ones personally, but it is a problem with canvas generally. Michael.

I have a Cameron Campers Camper Trailer which is excellent. If you contact Cameron Campers in Lonsdale SA they do have second hand camper trailers for sale. They are very easy to set up.That is if you want a good quality Australian made product.

If you don't require quality you could buy a cheap Chinese made camper trailer. On eBay you would find one for under $10k. You should realise however that if you take it over corrugations it will not last very long.

Another suggestion would be hire before you buy. If you are only going to use it on limited occasions hiring could be the most affordable option.

There's a heap of design options.

A good way to get across some of them is to go to one of the meets of http://www.campertrailers.org/
Owners are happy to talk about what works and doesn't for them.

And hiring is a very good suggestion. You have to work out and test a scale of values - what you can live with, what you can't. Some things will give you the sh*ts but you won't find out without experience. (For me that's been canvas flapping in the wind overnight. You don't get to choose the weather if you're out for 3 days and sometimes not even for 1).