Australian Off Road campers

Didn't go to the Brizzy show but we considered this brand. From memory they were too expensive for what we wanted to spend I'd say you're looking at 25k plus anyway- can't remember exactly though. Brochures took a while to get to us in the mail from most places and we're in country NSW - so expect to wait at least a week for them to make it to WA.

We did decide to go for a soft floor and ended up with an All Terrain Camper trailer from the Sydney show instead.

ODYSSEY OFF ROAD CAMPER
The Odyssey is the benchmark in the off road hard floor class and is at the
forefront of camper trailer technology. It offers unrivalled performance
and build quality. No other manufacturer can match our design and
innovation strategy, a strategy that gives our customers the very latest
camping features. The features of the Odyssey allow you to tour our
beautiful country unrestricted by track or road conditions, in absolute
comfort, safety & style.
ODYSSEY XR $31,500.00
The Odyssey XR is a fully off road capable camper ready for your next
adventure. It comes fully equipped with great features such as
independent trailing arm coil suspension, electric brakes, huge storage
areas, ergonomically designed state of the art kitchen with 187L pantry
storage, large airflow tent section with 2.4 x 6.0M awning space, full 12V
and 240V electrical system and 140L water tank. This model can be
upgraded to carry your own fridge with the addition of our new 970 litre
aluminium front storage system.
ODYSSEY ZR $33,500.00
With the addition of a gas hot water system to the XR the ZR becomes a
truly luxury camper. Having no pilot light the hot water system is
completely odourless and gives you hot showers in just minutes. As an
added bonus hot water is also plumbed to the sink, saving you lots of time
and inconvenience. This system has been extensively tested over the last
four years in all off road conditions. The ensuite is very quick and easy to
erect and provides luxury and privacy. The ZR can also be fitted with the
optional children’s room, boat loader or 970 litre front storage system.
ODYSSEY EXPORT $41,000.00
The ZR is further enhanced with the addition of a 60L Evakool
fridge/freezer in a purpose built vented, water and dust proof box.
Battery system is upgraded with 240 amp hours of power and battery
management system, front storage is also further increased to 560 litres.
The spare is moved from the drawbar to a rear swing to counter-balance
the fridge and provide optimal industry recommended drawbar weight of
10%. The Tropical roof allows for cooler airflow temperatures and a pure
sinewave inverter are added for your comfort.
ODYSSEY EXPORT – SIGNATURE $47,000.00
The Signature comes fully loaded with all the most desirable options.
Added to all the luxuries of the Export are a complete 120W solar system
housed in our own unique storage cassette, this system allows unlimited
12 volt power, also a full annexe wall set, an additional 50L side pantry
and a high quality innerspring mattress. Another great addition is our
patented EZY overnight awning – great for quick stops, requiring no pegs
and ropes. The SIGNATURE is the combination of XR, ZR, EXPORT and
SIGNATURE campers. This really is the ultimate camper trailer.

We owned and operated a ZR. It was in fact the first one they built for that range.
Used it extensively in Queensland and NSW and did the trip from Brisbane to Broome and back via the Savannah.
An absolute dream to tow. Great for ease of set up and convienence. Was everything we could have asked for. The suspension is tremendous. The construction superb and it had every feature offered by KK at about $5/6000 less cost.
We were caught in rain at Rockhampton and from park to full annex took 27 minutes. Ok so we had three months practice and it was wet. The motivation was strong.
The best selling point is that in about f years I have only ever seen three or four for sale second hand. Ours was one because wife developed a health problem which restricted us in our travelling so we changed to a van.
Have a real soft spot for the Odyssey.

Kevin J

Hi Gone Bush, If you check the 'Links' on the web site you will see that Grass Roots Camping in WA sell them.

Had our ZR for just under 3 years now and can't say enough good things about it. One of the very few high ticket items that we've purchased that we can honestly say has exceeded our expectations.

Not only is it a first class piece of equipment, but the people who own the company (Steve & Rhonda) are first class also.

I don't think there's a better designed and built hard floor camper trailer out there.

(Usual disclaimer ..... just very satisfied customers)

Cheers ..... Geoff

e have the first Export they made still great and have had some great fun with it, now moved onto a Phoenix van but would not part with for quids, just love it.

G'day gonebush, I, like many others have gone through the same dilemma.
I settled on an Odyssey ZR and ordered it in February. Still got another month to go before delivery. :<(( Just when Warraweena is on.

Anyway, they are quite expensive, but the quality is there as far as I can see.

I spoke to them last week regarding my delivery, and they were quoting November delivery before they even ent to the Brissy Show, so I guess that says something about their product.

I wanted hard floor one that would last, and I am not really the type to build my own add ons aferwards.

I hope I have done the right thing.

Dave

Like others, we have the Odyssey ZR. It's now done about 24,000 KM, at least 7,000KM off bitumen. Two big trips (16 weeks and 11 weeks) and many shorter ones.
Good trailer. Well built and very tough. We've had water two thirds up the kitchen drawer and none got in. Also virtually no dust entry despite the roads we have been on.

They are not cheap, but top quality never is.

Norm C

Had a real good look at one at the Maitland 4x4 show and was impressed with it ( didn't like the salesmans bagging of the KK product )

The only thing I wasn't sure about was the access to the inside storage when the camper was closed up ??
How do you load it up with clothes etc before you go away camping ??
Surely you don't have to open the camper out to access the under bed area ??