Inside This Week’s Caravan Auction Market – 40 Upcoming Sales inc Off-Road Caravans, Camper Trailers & Hybrid Caravans

The AX163 is designed to handle rough tracks without the weight of a full off-roader. It sleeps four with a queen bed and a dinette that converts, plus a full kitchen with a gas cooktop, sink, and a 12V compressor fridge. The 12V electrical system runs off a 200Ah lithium battery and includes a 200W solar panel, so you can camp without hookups.

Key specs include a 100L freshwater tank, 2 x 4kg gas bottle holders, and a 150kg ball weight. The external shower and roll-out awning add convenience for longer trips. As an unused 2026 model, you are getting factory warranty and zero kays on the odometer. Check the listing for the close date and any buyer’s premium.

This is a brand new, never-used hybrid caravan built for serious off-grid travel. The Armor AX11 sits on a hot-dipped galvanised chassis with independent coil suspension and 16-inch alloy wheels fitted with all-terrain tyres. It’s designed to handle rough tracks without rattling apart.

Inside, the layout sleeps four with a queen-size bed and a fold-down double bunk. The kitchen includes a stainless steel sink, gas cooktop, and a 90-litre compressor fridge. A diesel heater and a 200W solar panel with a 30A controller keep things comfortable and powered away from the mains. The 120-litre fresh water tank and dual 4kg gas bottle holders are standard.

Buyers should check the closing time carefully. Grays runs this as a timed auction, so the end time is set and won’t extend with late bids. The caravan is located in Yennora for inspection, and the buyer is responsible for pickup or transport.

This is a 2025 model Austrack Stockton, so you are getting a current-spec camper without the new-car wait. Austrack builds tough, practical off-road campers for Australian conditions, and the Stockton is a popular layout with a rear kitchen and a full canvas annexe.

The auction is a Grays Online rolling format, meaning it closes when the last bid drops off. Check the listing for the exact close time. If you want a modern camper that has barely been used, this is worth a close look. Inspect the photos carefully and factor in your own pickup or delivery from Arndell Park.

This is one of those rare dealer demos that’s essentially brand new but sold without the full retail price tag. The Crosstrak is Jayco’s lightweight off-road tourer, built for couples or small families who want to get off the bitumen. It comes with a 150L fridge, external shower, and a roll-out awning as standard.

The off-grid setup is the key selling point here: 200W solar panel, 100Ah deep-cycle battery, and a 12V water pump mean you can camp remote for days. The pop-top design keeps the tow weight down, and the alloy wheels and independent suspension handle corrugations better than a standard single-axle van. Buyers should check the close date on the Grays listing, as rolling auctions can close at any time.

This is a straight shot at a zero-km caravan without the wait time or showroom price. The 2024 Ozstar is a tandem axle layout, giving you better stability on the highway and a higher payload capacity than a single axle setup. Being unused, it avoids the usual wear and tear of a demo model or a trade-in.

The auction is part of Grays’ ongoing caravan and motorhome sales, so it pays to check the close date and get your bid in early. Given the current new-caravan supply chain, an unused 2024 model hitting the auction block is a rare thing. Inspect the listing photos carefully for included extras like annexe, solar panels, or battery setup, as these can add significant value. If you are in the market for a family tourer or a long-term grey nomad rig, this one is worth a serious look.

This is a near-new unit with only 1,700km on the odometer, so it’s barely been used. The Outback package gives you independent trailing arm suspension, a 15-inch wheel upgrade, and extra stone protection underneath. Inside, it has a queen-size bed, a three-burner cooktop, a 12V compressor fridge, and a cassette toilet.

The dealer demo status means it’s fully registered and ready to tow, but you’re not paying the full new price. Grays is running this as a single lot, so it’s a straightforward buy. Check the close date closely, as these demo models tend to move fast once the listing ends.

This is a single-lot listing from Grays, not a multi-day clearance. The 2014 MDC Off-Road Camper is built for dirt tracks, with a heavy-duty chassis and off-road suspension. Inside the trailer, you get a slide-out kitchen with a stove and sink, plus a 60-litre fridge. The rooftop tent sleeps two, and the annexe adds sheltered living space.

The camper has a full annexe, an awning, and storage boxes for gear. It runs on 12V power with a battery system. Check the photos for wear on the tent fabric and tyres. The close date is yet to be confirmed, so refresh the listing to catch the countdown.

This Dingo Ultimate is built for off-grid trips. It comes with a 120Ah deep cycle battery and solar blanket to keep the lights and fridge running. The double bed measures 1870mm by 1350mm, with storage underneath.

The camper includes a picnic table, fold-out chairs, and a 2.4m by 2.4m gazebo for shade. Buyers should factor in an inspection before bidding. The lot is part of Grays online auction with no set close date yet, so check the listing for the countdown. Located in Dandenong South for pickup.

This is a standalone lot from Grays’ ongoing caravan and motorhome sale. The single axle setup makes it easier to tow with a standard family car, and it’s a practical layout for weekend trips. The body is a classic country-style design.

Check the listing for the specific internal configuration and condition report. As with any auction caravan, budget for a thorough inspection and potential registration costs before you bid. The close date is yet to be confirmed, so keep checking the listing.

This isn’t a lightweight weekend toy. The Newell model from Outback Campers is known for its rugged construction and practical off-grid setup. It features a full canvas annexe, internal kitchen, and generous storage compartments. The 2006 build year means it’s from the era when Outback were still using heavy-duty chassis and quality fittings.

Buyers should inspect the canvas condition and check for any leaks around the seams. The trailer will need a tow vehicle with a decent tow rating. Given the Dandenong South location, local buyers can arrange a physical inspection through Grays before bidding. The close date is yet to be confirmed, so check the listing regularly for updates.

This is a well-regarded pop-top model from Concept Caravans, built for Australian conditions. The Ascot XLS typically includes a full kitchen, dining area, and a separate rear bathroom, making it a practical option for longer trips. It’s a single-axle van, so it’s towable by a mid-size 4WD or large sedan.

Check the listing for specific photos of the interior and any included extras like awnings or solar panels. Given it’s an older model, expect some wear, but the bones are solid. The auction is rolling, so the close date will update as bids come in. Do your research on similar vans before bidding.

This is a fresh-off-the-line Dominator from River Caravans, a brand known for solid off-road builds. The lot includes the usual caravan essentials like a gas cooktop, a three-way fridge, and a hot water system. The interior layout puts the bed at the front and the wet bathroom at the rear, with a dinette that converts into extra sleeping space.

Buyers should check the photos for the exact fit-out, as rolling auction listings can vary on extras like solar panels or bike racks. The close date is yet to be confirmed, so watch the Grays page for updates. If you need a late-model van without waiting months for a factory order, this is worth a look.

This is a fresh-off-the-line model from Ezytail, a builder known for lightweight, offroad-capable vans. The AIRLIE 23 is a tandem-axle layout with a rear door, designed for couples or small families who want to get off the beaten track without towing a house. As a dealer demo, it’s been used for showroom displays and test tows, so expect minimal wear but full compliance with current ADRs.

Key specs to look for include the standard 6-inch chassis, 15-inch alloy wheels, and a 100L fresh water tank. The interior typically packs a full kitchen with a three-burner cooktop, a separate shower and toilet, and a queen bed with innerspring mattress. Check the photos for the solar setup and battery capacity, as these vary on demo models. The factory warranty is a big plus here, giving you dealer-level cover that you wouldn’t get on a private sale. If you’re after a turnkey van that’s ready to roll, this one saves you the months-long wait for a new build.

This Bluegum is a solid off-road tourer built for Australian conditions. The 18’6" body includes a full ensuite with shower and toilet, plus a dedicated dinette that converts into extra sleeping space. Storage is generous with a front boot and external hatch access.

Buyers should check the notes for the exact closing date, as Grays runs this as a continuous online auction. The listing is for a single caravan, not a fleet, so it will sell to the highest bidder when the timer expires. Given the brand’s reputation for tough builds, this could be a good buy for someone wanting a turn-key setup without the new-car price.

This is a single-lot auction from Grays, so you are bidding on one complete motor home, not picking through parts. The 2019 Sprinter is a popular base for conversions, and this one has been fitted out as a touring rig. You get the 3.0-litre turbo diesel and automatic transmission, which makes highway cruising easy.

Inside, expect a proper layout with a kitchen, seating that converts to a bed, and storage built for extended trips. The mileage will be a key factor, so check the listing for the odometer reading. Being a 2019, it still has modern safety gear and infotainment. If you want a turnkey camper without building it yourself, this is a direct way in. Check the auction close date as it is still to be confirmed.

The Portland CX comes with an ensuite featuring a shower and toilet, plus a kitchen with a three-burner cooktop and grill. It has a double bed at the front and a dinette that converts into single bunks at the rear. Storage includes a full-height wardrobe and external access to the tunnel boot.

Buyers should note the tyre age and check for any rego requirements, as the listing is for an individual unit from Grays’ ongoing stock. No reserve price is stated, so the final cost depends on the bidding interest.

As a display model, this Star Vision CX has been used for customer walkthroughs rather than travel, so expect low to zero mileage and minimal wear. The CX series is known for its light weight and modern layout, making it towable with a mid-size SUV.

Buyers should note the auction is a rolling listing with no fixed end date yet. Inspect in person if possible, as display models can sometimes show minor scuffs from foot traffic. Grays typically requires a deposit within 24 hours of winning, so have your funds ready.

This is a single-vehicle listing, so there is no bulk or mixed lots to sort through. The 2001 Mercedes Benz Sprinter is a well-regarded platform for a DIY camper build, offering a robust diesel drivetrain and ample cargo space. Being a rolling auction from Grays, the close date is yet to be confirmed, so you will need to check the listing directly for the timer.

The van is listed under the caravan category, which suggests it may have some existing fit-out or be sold as a blank shell. Either way, the Sprinter’s reputation for longevity makes it a solid project if you are handy with a spanner. As with any Grays auction, factor in the buyer’s premium and arrange your own inspection if possible before bidding.

This is a late-model family van with a tare weight of 2034 kg and an ATM of 2500 kg, so a mid-sized SUV will handle it. The Airlie 21 layout includes a front queen bed with innerspring mattress, a four-burner cooktop and grill, a 190-litre fridge, and a separate shower and toilet.

It rides on a 6-inch DuraGal chassis with 15-inch alloy wheels and an independent coil suspension. Standard extras include a 12V system with solar input, roll-out awning, and external shower. Being a 2024 model, it has very low wear and is still under factory warranty. Check the listing for the exact reserve and closing time.

This is a 2024 model, so it is still under factory warranty and has barely been used. The 11ft body keeps it compact enough for a standard car to tow, while the internal layout includes a double bed with innerspring mattress, a two-burner cooktop, sink, and a 12V compressor fridge. The caravan also features a shower and toilet combo, a gas hot water system, and a roll-out annexe for extra living space.

Buyers should note this is a single axle setup with a tare weight around 1000kg, making it a strong option for first-time caravanners or anyone wanting a nimble tourer. Check the Grays listing for current registration status and any service history. The auction close date is yet to be confirmed, so keep checking the listing for updates.

This is a near-new caravan from Harbour, a brand known for solid family tourers. The T19.6 model offers a full-width rear bathroom with a separate shower, a north-south island bed, and a front lounge-dinette that converts. Standard inclusions run to a 12V compressor fridge, a gas cooktop and grill, a rooftop air-conditioner, and a 12V TV mount.

Buyers should note the payload capacity. With an ATM of 2240kg and a tare of 1840kg, you have 400kg left for water, gear, and the essentials. That is tight for a full touring setup. Check your tow vehicle’s towing capacity against the ATM, not the tare. The lot is listed as a rolling auction on Grays, so the close date is to be confirmed. Inspect the van in person at Pinkenba before bidding to verify condition and any optional extras like solar panels or a battery management system.

This is a standalone listing for a single caravan, not a mixed fleet auction. The Roma Elegance N6167 is a well-regarded pop-top model, offering a good balance of towing weight and interior space. Key features include a separate shower and toilet, a kitchen with a four-burner cooktop, and plenty of storage.

Buyers should check the condition report carefully, as these units can show wear from age and use. The close date is yet to be confirmed, so keep checking the listing for the final countdown. Given it’s a private sale style lot from Grays, expect the price to reflect market value rather than a clearance bargain.

The 2026 Harbour Caravan C16 is a lightweight, single-axle van designed for easy towing. It comes with a standard off-road coupling and 15-inch alloy wheels, making it suitable for unsealed tracks. Inside, you get a queen-size bed, a full kitchen with a gas cooktop and sink, plus a separate shower and toilet.

Buyers should note this is a current-model caravan with minimal use. Check the listing for the exact reserve price and the auction close date, which is yet to be confirmed. Given it’s a Grays Online sale, you’ll need to register and bid directly through their platform.

This is a factory-built 4×4 motorhome, not a conversion. It rides on a 2010 Isuzu NLS cab-chassis with a 5.2-litre turbo diesel and a GVM of 4495 kg. The rear body is a full-height fibreglass camper with a pop-top roof, giving you 2.1 metres of internal headroom when raised.

Inside you get a queen-size bed, a four-seat dinette that converts to a double, a three-burner stove, a 12V compressor fridge, and a cassette toilet. There is also a separate shower cubicle. Power comes from a 100Ah deep-cycle battery and a 160W solar panel. It has a 100-litre fresh water tank and a 70-litre grey water tank.

The odometer shows 198,000 km. Check the listing for the reserve price and any buyer’s premium. This is a standalone lot in Grays’ rolling format, so the close date is listed as TBC.

This is a single-lot auction for a current-model Ezytrail Parkes 13 MK3, so you are buying a virtually brand-new van without the dealer showroom price. The MK3 is Ezytrail’s latest revision, featuring a strengthened chassis and improved stone protection over earlier models.

Key specs include a Tare weight around 1800kg, making it towable with a mid-size 4WD, and a generous ball weight for stability on rough tracks. The interior layout typically offers a front queen bed, a full kitchen with a four-burner cooktop and grill, plus a combined shower and toilet. Off-grid capability comes from a 100Ah battery, solar panel, and 95L water tank.

Check the listing for the exact build sheet, as individual vans can vary. Given it is a 2024 model, it likely still has remaining factory warranty, which adds peace of mind for the buyer. Do your own inspection before bidding, as Grays auctions are sold as-is.

This is a late-model Sensational RV SRV 1.0, a popular choice for couples or solo travellers thanks to its compact, lightweight design. Being a 2024 build, it’s likely in excellent condition and comes with the modern features you’d expect from a current-production van. The SRV 1.0 is known for its easy towing and functional layout, making it a solid option for weekend getaways or longer trips.

As a Grays Online listing, you’re dealing with a straightforward auction format. The close date is yet to be confirmed, so check the listing regularly for updates. Given it’s a single item, not a fleet sale, the bidding will be direct. Inspect the van in person if you can, or review the photos closely for any wear. This is a chance to grab a near-new caravan, so know your top dollar and bid accordingly.

This is a dedicated anniversary edition from MDC, built to handle rough tracks. It rides on a 6-inch chassis with 15-inch alloy wheels and all-terrain tyres. Inside you get a queen inner-spring mattress, a separate shower and toilet, plus a top-load fridge. The outdoor kitchen includes a slide-out stove and sink setup.

Power comes from 200Ah of deep-cycle batteries and a 200W solar panel, with a 30-amp charger. There is a 95-litre fresh water tank and a 95-litre grey water tank. The annexe is included. Check the listing for the reserve price and any history on the rig.

The Oz Tuff is built tough for Australian conditions. It features a heavy-duty chassis, independent suspension, and all-terrain tyres to handle unsealed roads. Inside, you get a queen-size bed, kitchen setup with a gas stove and sink, plus plenty of storage for gear.

Buyers should inspect the condition of the canvas and check for any wear on the tyres and suspension components. As a single lot from a rolling auction, you can bid at your own pace. Make sure you factor in registration and any compliance work needed for South Australia.

This is a near-new unit with very low claimed kms. It comes with a full annex, gas bottle, and a 12V compressor fridge. The internal layout includes a queen bed, a kitchenette with sink and stove, plus a cassette toilet for off-grid capability.

Buyers should note it is a single-axle design with a ball weight of 95kg. No close date is listed, so the price will climb until bidding stops. Check the listing for the current bid and any buyer’s premium before jumping in.

The 2004 Imperial Caravans Diamond Edition is a popular model for those chasing a solid, Australian-built tourer. It typically features a robust construction and a layout designed for extended trips, often including a full kitchen, bathroom, and separate living area. Buyers should check the listing for the exact condition and any included accessories, as these vans can vary depending on previous ownership.

Given it’s a Grays Online auction, the close date is yet to be confirmed, so monitor the listing for updates. Inspecting the van in person or reviewing the provided photos closely is recommended, especially for wear on the tyres, seals, and any signs of water damage common in caravans of this age.

This is a pure salvage auction, so every lot carries a clear damage history. The Raven R44 helicopter is the standout: a full aircraft with obvious appeal for parts or project rebuilders. The Catamaran is another big-ticket item, though no length or model details are given.

The caravan mix covers decades. You get a 1993 Viscount Vogue Series and a 1993 Pedigree, both likely candidates for restoration or stripping. The 2022 Opus OP4 is the newest camper here, while the 2015 Nova Terra Sportz and 2007 Galaxy Grand Tourer sit in the middle. A 2010 Lara Floats Horse Float and a 2019 Mario Trailers unit round out the towables.

Inspection is your call. Pickles runs these as online only, so get your eyes on the photos and damage reports before bidding. Close date is 24 June 2026.

This Jayco Expanda Outback is built for off-grid camping with a heavier-duty chassis and higher ground clearance than the standard model. The 17.56-2 layout gives you a front queen bed, a mid-section dinette that converts to extra sleeping, and a rear ensuite with a shower and cassette toilet. It also includes a three-burner cooktop, a grill, a 12-volt compressor fridge, and a built-in microwave.

Buyers should check the condition of the pop-top canvas and the seals around the roof hatches. The rolling auction format means the price will tick up over time, so you need to be ready to bid when it closes. No reserve has been stated, which could work in your favour if interest is low.

This is a standalone caravan lot, not part of a multi-lot clearance. The Coronel Lifestyle 638 is a 20-footer, built in 2010, so you’re looking at a well-established model that’s been around the block. No specific condition report is listed, but it’s worth checking the photos and any notes on the listing page before bidding.

Buyers should factor in the age and potential wear. A 14-year-old van can still be a good buy if the chassis, tyres, and interior are sound. Grays online auctions usually run without a reserve, so the final price will depend on how many others are watching. If you’re handy with a bit of DIY or just need a cheap weekend rig, this one could stack up well against newer units.

This 21-footer from Coronel Caravans sleeps two in comfort with a dedicated rear bedroom and a full ensuite bathroom. The interior includes a kitchen with a four-burner cooktop, grill, and a Dometic fridge, plus a separate dinette lounge area for meals. It’s set up for off-grid stays with a 100-amp hour battery and a solar panel on the roof.

Buyers should note the van is unregistered and located in Australia. The auction is a timed online sale with no set close date, so you’ll need to watch the listing for the final countdown. Given the age, factor in a thorough inspection of the tyres, seals, and any signs of water ingress before bidding.

This is a well-known Aussie off-road layout. The Windsor Rapid 501s packs a lot into a compact body. Inside you get a queen bed up front, a separate shower and toilet in the rear, plus a four-seater dinette that converts to extra sleeping. The kitchen includes a three-burner cooktop, grill, sink, and a 90-litre fridge.

Key spec items to check: the pop-top roof canvas condition and the operation of the 12V system. The van rides on 15-inch alloy wheels with off-road suspension, so it has genuine bush capability. Buyers should inspect the tyres, the jockey wheel, and the gas system before bidding. This is a single-lot listing, not a fleet clearance, so it is a direct buy for anyone needing a ready-to-tour van.

This is a single lot from Grays’ ongoing caravan and motorhome listings. The Leisurematters LM-CTT-F01 is a compact camper trailer with a pop-top roof, giving you extra headroom when set up while keeping a low profile on the road. It includes a basic kitchen setup, a gas cooker, and a fold-out annexe for extra living space.

Buyers should check the listing for the exact condition and any included accessories. Being a 2013 model, it will show some wear from a decade of use, but these trailers are known for their solid build and lightweight design. If you need a towable weekend rig that won’t break the bank, this is worth a look before the timer runs out.

The Omaroo is a solid off-road camper built for real trips. It sits on a hot-dipped galvanised chassis with independent coil suspension and 15-inch all-terrain tyres. The tent is a quick-fold design with a zip-on annexe, giving you extra sheltered space when set up.

Inside the kitchen, you get a four-burner stove with a grill and a sink with running water. There’s also a slide-out pantry and plenty of bench space. The 90-litre three-way fridge runs off 12V, 240V, or gas, so you’re sorted whether you’re on power or not. A 120Ah deep-cycle battery and solar inlet keep the lights and water pump going off-grid. The trailer includes a picnic table, storage drawers, and a full-size spare wheel mounted on the rear. It’s a well-spec’d unit for anyone looking to get out of Perth and into the bush.