The “best campervan in Australia in 2023” depends less on badges and more on how you travel—outback rambler or coastal café surfer?
As a rule, a Toyota HiAce build is compact and easy to park, while a Mercedes Sprinter or VW Crafter conversion gives you standing room, bigger tanks and proper off‑grid kit.
Look for lithium 12V (200Ah+), solar (300W+), 80–120L water, a fixed bed you can actually sleep on, and decent GVM so you’re not overweight before the surfboards go in.
If you want the dirt tracks, a 4x4 Sprinter with all‑terrain tyres makes sense; if it’s suburbia and sneaky beach parks, a pop‑top HiAce is the stress-free pick.
New 2023 builds typically ran from about AUD 90k–200k+, with tidy used conversions around AUD 45k–120k; the extra you pay should buy better electrics and cabinetry, not just fairy lights.
When you’re ready to snoop real listings, Tradingpost has a healthy mix of home-built gems and pro conversions to compare without leaving the couch.
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