Asking “how much do caravans cost?” is like asking how long a camp kettle takes to boil—depends on the wind and your budget.
In Australia, new caravans typically range from about AUD 15,000–35,000 for basic campers and pop-tops, AUD 40,000–65,000 for compact on-road vans, AUD 65,000–100,000 for family/bunk layouts, and AUD 80,000–140,000+ for off-road or expedition rigs; top-tier luxury can sail past AUD 120,000 and into the 200k club.
Used caravans swing widely: older pop-tops often land around AUD 8,000–20,000, solid mid-2010s on-road vans sit roughly AUD 30,000–55,000, and recent off-road models can fetch AUD 50,000–100,000 depending on spec and condition.
Remember the sneaky extras—options, dealer delivery, rego, insurance, and tow-prep—plus the inevitable “we might as well upgrade the fridge” tax.
Scope listings on Tradingpost to sanity-check real-world prices before you hitch up and discover your wallet’s towing capacity.
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