Kokoda Caravans Models, Specs & Prices

Kokoda Caravans are built in Australia. The manufacturer operates as a domestic caravan builder with a focus on designs suited to Australian terrain and touring conditions, reflected in the emphasis on both on-road comfort (Counterstrike range) and off-road durability (Scout, Force, M.I.A, Squadron models). Check individual unit compliance plates for manufacturing location and build date.

VANTURE has no active Kokoda listings at present, so current pricing data is unavailable. Sold-price history on VANTURE is also limited (zero units sold to date). To get indicative pricing, set an alert on VANTURE for Kokoda models that match your needs—when units list, you'll receive an email with details. You can also contact Kokoda dealers directly to inquire about new and used stock; tare and ATM specifications for all 25 models are available on this page.

Kokoda's off-road-focused lineup includes the lightweight Scout (2260 kg tare, sleeps 4–5), Digger 2 (2300 kg tare, sleeps 2), the mid-size Force family (Force 2, 7, 8; 2850–2900 kg tare, sleeps 2–5), the M.I.A (2600 kg tare, sleeps 4–5), and the large Squadron (2780 kg tare, sleeps 6–8). All carry off-road credentials and are designed to handle rough tracks. The Scout and Digger 2 are the lightest and most accessible to smaller 4WDs; the Squadron is the most spacious. The Xcore variants of these models represent updated construction versions of the same core platforms.

Sold data for Kokoda is limited—zero units have sold through VANTURE so far—making it too early to draw a firm resale conclusion. As second-hand Kokoda caravans appear on VANTURE over time, pricing patterns will emerge. Set an alert now, and you'll be notified when the market data becomes available. Australian off-road caravan demand is strong, and Kokoda's positioning between on-road comfort and off-road capability may support resale values, but this is not yet confirmed by VANTURE's marketplace data.

Focus on three key areas. First, inspect the chassis and welds carefully—examine the drawbar, jockey-wheel mounts and the junction where the main chassis rails meet the A-frame for rust, bending or cracking. Second, check all seals around windows and the roof join for water ingress; look inside at wall corners and near windows for water staining or soft spots, which indicate past or ongoing leaks. Third, test the compliance plate against the seller's claim of tare and ATM weight. For off-road models, also examine suspension bushes for hardness and perishing, shock seals for weeping, and independent-arm mounts for play. All models: verify tyre age (caravans age off-road tyres rapidly) and test water, gas and electrical systems in person.

Off-road capability is a core part of Kokoda's identity. The Scout, Digger 2, Force series, M.I.A, Platoon 2, Tribute 2, and Squadron are purpose-built for rough touring. The Scout is the entry point—lightweight at 2260 kg tare and designed for tracks and remote camps. The Force family (2, 7, 8) scales from compact couples to larger family layouts. The Squadron is the most spacious off-road model at 2780 kg tare, sleeping 6–8. All carry independent suspension, reinforced chassis design and construction intended for Australian outback conditions. The Counterstrike range prioritises on-road comfort and stability over extreme off-road performance, though they can handle formed tracks. If serious remote touring is your goal, compare models from the Force, Scout, M.I.A and Squadron lines; if mixed blacktop and light-track touring suits you, the Counterstrike or lighter Force models will work well.

Towing capacity depends on both the caravan's ATM and your vehicle's specification. The lightest Kokoda models—Scout and Digger 2 at 3000 kg ATM, Xcore Defender at 3000 kg ATM—are within reach of many dual-cab utes and larger 4WDs. Mid-range models (Force 2, Xcore Force 2, Platoon 2) at 3500 kg ATM suit vehicles rated to 3500 kg towing with appropriate braking and load distribution. The heavier Counterstrike models (C230 at 4000 kg ATM, C216 at 3700 kg ATM) demand larger utes or full-size 4WDs. Always cross-check your vehicle's handbook for towing capacity, ensure proper weight distribution at the coupling, and verify brake balance. A dealer or caravan shop can confirm whether your specific tow vehicle and Kokoda model are matched.