Adventure Camper trailers

they look great. I've had one as rental.

The bed arrangement works well, but I wonder about the longevity. Same for the awning.

Ciao for now
Andrew.

Hi sammo,

Not first hand, but, our local publican has had one for many, many years and reckons that they are really good. He does two or three good trips a year....

As an aside he weighs in at about 130+kg so it would get a good workout:)))

Cheers
Michael

Have not used one but have looked at them very closely and I reckon they are the best I have seen. The main advantage I saw was that you don't have to climb ladders to get access to the bed and the bed can be accessed from both sides so you don't have to climb over the person sleeping on the outside sleeping position which are two +'s if you are older like me and need to get up during the night more often. Also the fact you can stop & cook or boil a kettle without opening the tailgate & pulling out the kitchen like many others and no need to unload the boat when you fully set the unit up are further good points. The fact the owner of the business actually designed it himself and "actually" uses the units to go camping impressed me and the price was less than some others that have less features.

A friend has one and only had a couple of minor problems with it.

He has been on trips to Gibb River Road, Cape York, etc.

Heaps of storage space and the bed set up is great.

Everything else about them is positive - except for the price.

Have just hired one for 3 weeks from Vic rural & done a trip to Longreach via the highway & back thru Windorah, Innaminka, Cameron Corner etc so over some pretty rough conditions due to recent rain in that area. Towed beautifuuly behind a 100 Cruiser, plenty of storage & great bed set up (kingsize) & this was only the bottom end model (the Daintree).

Thanks for all the input; much appreciated.
Cheers to all