Traveller Caravans Models, Specs & Prices

Traveller caravans are built in Australia. The company manufactures the Cruise and Track ranges locally, with designs focused on Australian touring conditions and tow-vehicle compatibility. All eight models — from the Cruise 13ft single-axle through to the Track 20ft dual-axle — are Australian-made.

VANTURE has no active Traveller listings or sold price history yet. To get an indication, contact Traveller dealers directly or set an alert on VANTURE and we'll notify you when the first Traveller units are listed, giving you real sold-price data in your market.

For couples prioritising off-road travel, the Track 13ft or 15ft single-axle models (1860kg and 2015kg tare respectively) offer reinforced chassis and rugged geometry without the weight or manoeuvre penalty of a larger van. For blacktop touring, the Cruise 13ft or 15ft deliver the same two-berth comfort with lighter tare (1760kg and 1915kg) and lower fuel and wear on your tow vehicle. Both ranges sleep two and are towable by mid-size SUVs.

Sold data for Traveller is limited (zero units sold on VANTURE so far) — too thin to draw a firm resale conclusion. Once VANTURE builds inventory and sold-price history, check this page again. In the interim, the practical two-berth layout, Australian build, and tow-friendly weights (all models under 2500kg ATM except the dual-axles) suggest solid second-hand appeal in the couples' and downsizer segment.

Check the compliance plate on the drawbar to confirm exact tare and ATM for your tow vehicle — Traveller's range spans 1760kg to 3020kg ATM, so matching is critical. Inspect the coupling and jockey-wheel mount for cracks or corrosion, and look along the front overhang frame for any flex or ripples in the panels, a sign of previous rough-road stress or overloading. On Track models, check suspension bushes for play and shocker seals for leakage. Scan window and door seals for water staining, and inspect underneath near wheel wells for soft spots or delaminated floor panels. Test handbrake function and coupling operation before committing to a tow.

Yes — that's a core strength of the range. The Cruise 13ft and 15ft single-axle (2260kg and 2415kg ATM) are comfortably towed by a Toyota RAV4, Mazda CX-5, or Toyota Highlander. The Cruise 17ft (2480kg ATM) sits at the upper edge of mid-size SUV capacity and suits vehicles like the Ford Everest or Isuzu MU-X. The Track models carry slightly higher tare for off-road durability, but the same length-to-ATM logic applies. Always check your vehicle's towing limit and the caravan's compliance plate before purchase — the smaller single-axle models were designed for practical, one-vehicle touring without needing a heavy 4WD.

The Track series is purpose-built for unsealed roads and remote camping. Both the single-axle Track models (13ft to 17ft) and the dual-axle Track 20ft feature reinforced chassis, heavier tare weights, and geometry designed for rough terrain. The Track 13ft (1860kg tare) and 15ft (2015kg tare) remain light enough for mid-size 4WD towing while delivering genuine off-road durability. The Track 20ft dual-axle, at 2320kg tare and 3020kg ATM, is a heavier proposition but suits longer remote trips and full-time touring from a dedicated 4WD or large SUV. For blacktop-only touring, the Cruise range is more economical and easier to manoeuvre. Choose Track if your trips regularly include dirt roads, creek crossings, or remote campgrounds beyond mobile-phone coverage.