TAMBO CAMPER OR BULLOAK CAMPER OR OTHER???

Search this forum and you will find plenty of recomendations for the Tambo.We've had ours for 4yrs now and are planning to head off around Australia for "as long as we like" in it soon.
Great camper.

Try Westlat in Ballarat Vic.

top quality at a very fair price.

Pat.

If you have a family of 4, you may want to take a look at the Camprite camper trailer. The big advantage of the Camprite is that all your family is up off the ground and in there own beds. Its a very quick setup with no pegs required (only when the annexe is put up). Here is a pick of the inside (with bunk beds).





Cheers

Captain

Central Coast Canvas near Gosford do an awsome camper top. We spent 6 months looking in person to various makes and models and these came up trumps, built as we wanted it no arguments just a simple no worries.
The trailer to put under it was built by Central Coast Trailers and the same, we told them about the pounding we were going to give it in the gulf and cape and was built how we wanted and it didn't break.
After 5 weeks and 12000km in bulldust and corrugations we only had very minute dust in the camper and trailer.

We sold it for the same price we paid for it when we moved interstate and are giong to get them to make us another one soon and bring it up to QLD.

We had 16 ft tent and awning and the 15oz ripstop canvas is that good that at night with lights on in the tent, you cant see a shadow from outside, so no worries for the ladies getting changed. Huge windows and plenty of air and also a large rolldown clear window so you can have light on overcast days.

No affiliation just a VERY happy camper.

Cheers
Dave

We have had aTambo for 5 years and have been very happy with it. We also chose this camper for its value for money, strength and quality features and have not been disappointed. We have the standard kitchen on the tailgate and the lift up side. We also have the three side walls for the awning. We rarely use them but like to have them just in case. We have taken it across the simpson without a single problem(Tyres at 8psi), Flinders Ranges and many weekends around the high country in Vic. We have 2 kids currenly 8 and 5 who sleep on camp bunk beds rather than the floor. These can be slid under the matress when packing up, so hardly any dismantling. Keith and Amanda are very pleasant to deal with even after the sale. I have called a few times over the years for advice or for minor repairs (normal wear and tear) and they are always happy to help. I would advise to match the trailer tyres to your car tyres so that you have 2 available spares. I know the design has changed a little bit over the years so I would go with their advice in terms of extras requred for your needs. These guys use their campers for the same thing we do so they have real life advice on their product. I look at some of the other camper trailers on the market now and sometimes I get envious of the flash kitchen setups, but then I think, what we have is perfect for our needs and it was great value for money. Everthing just works.

Yes another Tambo fan, we have had ours for 2 and 1/2 years , drove down from Sydney to pick it up, and came back along the coast, enjoying the trip and the new camper.
Done more than 30.000 Km. with it and I cant remember how many camping nights, and will be of again this long weekend.
Good luck and enjoy whatever you go for.

I don't know Bulloak, but our Tambo has been great. With friends who also have Tambo Campers we have been all over OZ. Not a problem at any time except punctures in very rough country. Ian