A guide to driving Australia
Eleven vehicles Wicked Campers runs in Australia, with what each one is actually for.
This page lists the fleet as it stands, not a recommendation. Each vehicle links straight to its own page on Wicked Campers, where you check availability and hire terms for your dates and depot. We do not take bookings and we do not hold stock.
Specifications can vary between individual vehicles. Check current details and hire conditions with Wicked Campers.
Seven vans, from a car with a rooftop tent to a two-berth with a kitchenette and a real fridge.
Hyundai i20 or similar · Campervan
A small car with a rooftop tent: three sleep, five travel, manual only, and it sips fuel.
Suzuki APV or similar · Campervan
The classic two-berth. A double bed inside, a rear kitchenette with gas cooker and ice cooler, and the paint job everyone photographs.
Toyota Estima or similar · Campervan
A plain two-berth van for people who would rather not be noticed. Estima-based, automatic available, same kitchenette arrangement.
Toyota Regius or similar · Campervan
Two or three berth with a double bed and a rooftop for the third. Choose this over the two-berth if you are three.
Toyota Regius or similar · Campervan
The three-berth that keeps the bed inside and puts the extra person on the roof, which leaves the cabin usable in rain.
Suzuki APV or similar · Campervan
The same two-berth layout under a high roof, so you can stand to cook. Manual or automatic.
Nissan Elgrand or similar · Campervan
The most comfortable two-berth here: Elgrand-based, automatic, kitchenette, 20 litre fridge drawer, and real storage.
Three vehicles with clearance and low range, for the Gibb River Road, Cape York and the unsealed tracks.
Mitsubishi Delica or similar · 4WD
A two-berth 4WD camper with all terrain tyres, a solar panel and a fridge. For the Gibb River Road and Cape York, not the highway.
Nissan Navara or similar · 4WD
A dual cab with two rooftop tents: five travel and five sleep. The setup for a group doing dirt, with a 45 to 50 litre fridge.
Nissan Navara or similar · 4WD
The most self-sufficient of the three 4WDs: dual hardshell tents, 300W solar, a 38 litre fridge and a 70 litre water tank.
One option with five seats, no bed and no kitchen.
Toyota Corolla or similar · Car
A small car for five people with a daily distance allowance. It has no bed or kitchen; check the current vehicle details with Wicked Campers.
Clearance is the only specification that changes what a trip can do. Everything else is comfort.