Bushranger Campers Models, Specs & Prices

Bushranger caravans are built in Australia. The brand operates as an independent Australian manufacturer with design and production based locally, giving the builder direct control over build quality and the ability to adapt specifications to Australian touring conditions and tow-vehicle norms. All design and engineering for the Joey is Australian-led, and the brand prioritises locally sourced components where possible.

VANTURE has no active or sold Bushranger listings yet, so pricing data is not yet available on the marketplace. Contact an Australian Bushranger dealer or distributor for new-unit RRP and delivery timeline. As more used examples appear on VANTURE, price benchmarks will build — set an alert on VANTURE and we'll notify you of new Bushranger stock.

The Joey is Bushranger's current model and it is purpose-built for off-road touring. At 1340 kg tare and 2000 kg ATM, it is light enough to tow behind a mid-size SUV or 4WD yet carries enough water, fuel and sleeping capacity for extended remote travel. The 3-sleeper layout suits couples or small families doing multi-week outback trips. If you're planning to access unsealed tracks, river crossings or off-grid camp sites regularly, the Joey's off-road design — including suspension, coupling and chassis engineering — is a natural fit.

Sold data for Bushranger is limited — no used units have sold on VANTURE to date. The Joey is a new model from 2023 onwards, so the second-hand market is still forming. Off-road caravans typically hold value well if maintained and genuinely used for remote touring, but Bushranger's resale performance will only become clear as more units age and move through the market. Set an alert on VANTURE to track pricing as it emerges.

Yes — the Bushranger Joey is specifically designed for mid-size SUVs and 4WDs. At 2000 kg ATM, it sits within the towing capacity of vehicles like the HiLux, Ranger, Amarok, D-Max and Isuzu N-series ute range, as well as premium SUVs with decent payload. Check your vehicle's manufacturer towing limit and payload — you need at least 2000 kg towing capacity and ideally 300+ kg payload to carry the caravan's coupled weight safely. If in doubt, ask your vehicle dealer to confirm the exact figures from your vehicle's compliance plate, then match them against the Joey's tare (1340 kg) and coupling weight.

The Bushranger Joey is purpose-engineered for off-road touring. Its light weight (1340 kg tare) means it imposes minimal stress on tow-vehicle suspension, allowing you to use a practical mid-size 4WD rather than needing a heavy truck. The chassis and coupling are designed to handle corrugated tracks, river crossings and rough terrain without flex or stress fractures. The caravan carries enough water and fuel capacity for multi-week remote trips, and the 3-sleeper layout suits couples and small families doing genuine outback touring. Off-road accessories like bull bars and stone guards are available to increase durability on rough tracks. If unsealed roads and off-grid camping are your touring style, the Joey's specification — including suspension, drawbar design and weight distribution — is built for that purpose.