Wallaroo Caravans Models, Specs & Prices

Wallaroo caravans are manufactured in Australia. The brand builds its models locally, allowing for direct control over off-road engineering and compliance with Australian towing standards. All 12 models in the lineup — from the 15'6ft Couples through to the 21'6ft Family rigs — are Australian-built.

VANTURE has no active listings or sold history for Wallaroo yet, so we don't have real transaction data to quote. The Wallaroo range spans from compact 15'6ft couples' caravans through to 21'6ft family models, all engineered for off-road use. To find current pricing, view available listings on VANTURE or contact a dealer directly to discuss your preferred model and specification.

All Wallaroo models are built for off-road, so your choice depends on how many people you're travelling with and how much length you want to manage on rough terrain. For couples, the 15'6ft and 16'6ft models are lightweight and manoeuvrable through tight bush tracks. If you want more living space, the 19'6ft or 20'6ft Couples models offer full amenities while staying under the mid-size tow limit. For families with kids, the 16'6ft Family or 19'6ft Family sleep four to five and keep reasonable ground clearance and manoeuvrability. The hybrid models — 17'6ft Couples Hybrid and 17'6ft Family Hybrid — add roof flexibility without compromising chassis strength on rough ground.

Sold data for Wallaroo is limited on VANTURE so far — we have no completed sales to analyse yet. Because Wallaroo is a niche specialist builder, resale value tends to be driven by demand from active off-road touring buyers rather than general market trends. Well-maintained off-road caravans typically hold value reasonably well if the owner kept up suspension and chassis care. Your best resale outcome is likely if you're selling to an experienced tourer who plans genuine remote work, rather than someone looking for a weekend caravan.

Focus on the chassis and suspension, as off-road terrain puts real wear on these components. Check for rust and cracks at the drawbar welds and where the jockey wheel bolts to the frame. Inspect the coupling, stabiliser hitch and all suspension bushes for play or deterioration. Look at the roof and around all windows for water staining or soft spots in the walls — off-road vibration can open gaps in corner seams over time. On hybrid models, check the pop-top canvas for tears or mildew and test the lift mechanisms; the gas struts age faster on rough terrain. Press the floor gently near the wheel wells for soft spots caused by pooling water under the chassis. Ask the seller for service records and any suspension or structural repairs, and always confirm the tare weight on the compliance plate before you negotiate.

A Wallaroo is worth buying if you're genuinely planning off-road and remote touring and want a caravan engineered specifically for that purpose. Every Wallaroo model — from the 15'6ft Couples through to the 21'6ft Family — carries off-road build as standard: reinforced chassis, heavy-duty coupling, and suspension tuning for dirt roads and rough terrain. You're not paying for luxury finishes; you're paying for durability and practical design where it counts. If your towing is mostly sealed roads and caravan parks, a lighter-duty conventional caravan might better suit your needs and budget. But if you're serious about cattle stations, national parks, and remote camping, the Wallaroo range offers genuine value for that specialist use.

Off-road capability is Wallaroo's core design principle — all 12 models in the range are built for rough terrain as standard. That means reinforced chassis tubing at stress points, heavy-duty drawbar and coupling for washboard and corrugation, suspension tuned for load and ground clearance, and robust plumbing and appliance mounts that survive vibration. There's no simplified blacktop variant in the Wallaroo lineup. The trade-off is that off-road build adds weight compared to conventional caravans of the same length, so you'll need a capable tow vehicle — typically a modern dual-cab 4WD or similar. Couples' models start at 15'6ft (lighter and more manoeuvrable in tight bush) and go up to 21'6ft; Family models range from 16'6ft to 20'6ft. If your touring is remote track work, river crossings, and sand camping, Wallaroo delivers. If you're mostly sealed road and commercial caravan parks, you might not need — or want to pay for — that level of engineering.