Complete Campsite Campers

Try an MM to Captain in WA, he has not long purchased a Camprite and from all reports loves it.

cheers Kev

Wayne,

Go to his Rig page Member-Captain (WA)
and
right click on the send member message.

If not he has his email address listed on his rig page.

Just explain what your after and I'm sure that he would oblige.

Have a good Easter

Kev

Hi Wayne,

While I have a Camprite camper, not sure if this is the one you are referring to. Haven't heard it refered to before as the "complete campsite nomad extreme".

Anyway, drop me a line if you like, but I will be away for Easter in my Camprite!

Cheers

Captain

The ' Complete Campsite' and the' Camprite' are completely different animals.
The 'Complete Campsite' mob is just acroos the road from my warehouse, If ya want I'll go and suss them out. Any particular info you want to know???

Sorry can't help you with that one, but next week we are picking up a new Adventure offroad camper trailer.
Great kitchen and storage space and at the right height.

cheers

questions to ask

Regards

Rolande

If you're going to the Kimberleys, why wouldn't you buy a Kimberley Kamper?

Just kidding. We do have a KK and we think it's the duck's guts. We got the marine pack, so we can carry a 10' dinghy and a small outboard. We can carry a reasonable amount of gear on the roof rack, under the boat. The KK is as tough as nails - the Kimberleys won't break it. Everything is laid out well. It has a hard floor, which is the roof of the camper when it's packed away. You can get the wheels on it to match those of the towing vehicle etc etc...

Look up their website Kimberley Kampers

cheers,

away

We left Brisbane 12 months ago and have now done over 25000km with our old Toyota and Camprite in tow mostly on dirt tracks. The trailer has literally done everything we have asked of her and has not missed a beat. We have spent most of this time in NP through SA and NT as well as a trip to Gove.

The kitchen is basic but works. The bed is more then comfortable and space inside is very decieving. There is plenty, most people say how surprised they are given the unit looks and is so compact.

We have two boys 5 & 6, have spent weeks in the rain, dust and dirt and would not swap the camprite for anything. A bit of dust in now getting in the front seal, but given the amount of dust we have travelled through it is hardly worth talking about and it doesn't effect any of the bedding.

Our only problem is the gross weight, we are right on the limit with what we currently carry and want to put an extra watertank on which will push us over. The new Camprites have a higher gross weight than ours which is a 2002 model. Maybe we will have to invest in one. They look very flash!

Good luck with the decision and Kimberleys. We may see you there.

Wayne, we owned a complete campsite camper for a couple of years, took it across the ABH from Coober Pedy & home across the Simpson plus heaps of corner country trips, never missed a beat & a fellow club member still has it all be it on a new, redesigned trailer after he flopped it on it's side, his fault not the trailers.
They should be at the super show at Rosehill when it comes around.
Hoo Roo Rod

Hi wayne, we bought the Nomad Extreme toward the end of last year. After looking around at all other brands it soon became clear that they are one of the leading brands out there, especially the quality of the canvas and screens and the workmanship. Very happy with it.

John.

Thanks everyone for your input it is very much appreciated.

Cheers

Thomo