Asmeck Models, Specs & Prices

Asmeck camper trailers are built in Australia. The brand manufactures locally and has been producing off-road-focused trailers since 2013. Manufacturing in Australia means the trailers are built to suit Australian conditions and terrain, and you can typically source spare parts and support locally.

VANTURE has limited Asmeck price data — no active listings or sold history on the platform to date. New Asmeck models are entry-level camper trailers designed for budget-conscious couples seeking off-road capability. For pricing, contact an Asmeck dealer directly or check the compliance plate on a unit in person to confirm current market value. Set an alert on VANTURE and we'll email if an Asmeck comes to market.

Both Asmeck models — the 4x4 Off-Road and the standard Camper Trailer — are purpose-built for off-road travel. The Camper Trailer sleeps 2 and weighs just 510 kg tare with a 1500 kg ATM, making it ideal for remote touring behind a dual-cab ute or mid-size 4WD. It's lightweight enough to avoid overloading your tow vehicle on corrugated outback tracks, yet robust enough to handle camp-site setup and basic self-sufficiency in remote areas.

Sold data for Asmeck is limited — no units have sold on VANTURE so far, so we cannot draw a firm conclusion about resale value. Lightweight, locally-made camper trailers typically hold value reasonably well because entry-level pricing is lower than full caravans and competition is modest. If you're buying used, look for maintenance history and evidence of responsible off-road use; well-maintained units tend to resale better than heavily-worked trailers.

Four key checks: (1) Inspect the chassis and drawbar welds for rust or stress cracks — off-road use creates fatigue points. (2) Check the jockey wheel mounting and coupling for damage or misalignment. (3) Examine canvas, fabric seams, and window seals for wear, UV damage, or water staining. (4) Open hatches and vents and look inside for mould, discolouration, or dampness that signals water ingress. Ask the seller about service history and whether the trailer has been used for extended remote trips or kept to light weekends; off-road wear will be visible in suspension bushes, tyres, and structural flex.

Yes. The Asmeck Camper Trailer has a tare of 510 kg and ATM of 1500 kg, making it towable behind most modern mid-size SUVs and dual-cab utes — including HiLux, Ranger, Prado, D-Max, and similar vehicles. Check your vehicle's tow rating on its compliance plate and confirm it exceeds the trailer's ATM. Asmeck's lightweight design is deliberate, keeping fuel consumption reasonable and avoiding the need for a full-size truck or dedicated caravan tow vehicle.

Asmeck has been manufacturing camper trailers since 2013 and the current model range remains available. To confirm current production status and model availability, ask a dealer in person or check with the distributor. Set an alert on VANTURE — Australia's dedicated camper trailer marketplace — and you'll be notified as soon as a new or used Asmeck is listed.