As a kid growing up in an adventure driven family you probably remember countless weekends heading to caravan parks and staying in cabins, rolling out the swag and sleeping bag on a powered site, enjoying the peace and serenity of being anywhere other than home for just a weekend at a time.

Eventually evolving into tent owners, yet still going to caravan parks and joining in with the regulars and their camp kitchen festivities or craft activities or setting up camp next to a river or waterhole for the weekend where you can have a campfire, melt some marshmallows, and run amok amongst the natural backdrops of outback Australia. Over time your family tires of setting up the swags and tents continually and then doing the mad dash in the rain on the final morning to get it all packed back in bags and neatly stacked in the car before everyone gets covered in mud and starts questioning just why you still go camping for fun!

After years of roughing, it on the ground it’s time to make a change and you end being the proud owners of a new caravan, but not an off roader. This pushes you back to the caravan park scene and as you and the siblings have become older you’ve gotten used to doing whatever you like out in the wilderness and the caravan park can no longer contain you, your voice, laughter, or prankster antics without upsetting Betty in her permanent cabin, or the lovely couple with the newborn swagging it on the powered site next to the camp kitchen. Eventually another change becomes apparent, and your parents are ready to hit the road again and really take camping adventures to a new level. With the decision made to change pathways again, a new camper is on the horizon.

An off-road camper trailer would provide your family with ample opportunity to explore the beautiful country we call home. With hefty price tags and not much value in your neighbour’s home-built pop-up style camper trailer with a pull-out kitchen capable of holding two tins of beans and half a loaf of bread, the hunt is on for more. This time locking it in for a long time would mean finding the perfect camper trailer, without breaking the bank, and ensuring it has all of the bells and whistles that your siblings, your parents, you, and all of your pet’s desire. Now this can be a tough decision, and it is hard to find everything you want in the one place and keep the price tag at a reasonable level. That being said, you clearly haven’t jumped on over to the Camper Trailer section of 4WD Supacentre’s bargain filled website.

Not only have 4WD Supacentre done all of the ground work, but they also have completely customisable packages available to ensure your new camping rigs meets your every need. Aside from the standard bits and pieces you will ever so happily add to the initial price, just remember that 4WD Supacentre has an incredible range of camping goods and accessories for you to add here and there, even after you’ve taken delivery of your off-road trailer. If you want it, they’ve got it. There is a great range of standard features across the field, with slight price increases to move up a notch and take home something a little bit more special. Let’s jump in to the standard features that come across the whole range of camper trailers available;

The entire range of trailers come with 100L water tank with an electric pump, 280L toolbox up the front, electrical control panel, LED camping and trailer lights, Al-Ko 10” premium jockey wheel, adjustable awning mounts, compression locking doors, space for 2 x jerry cans and a 9kg gas bottle for the barbie. As standard, all trailers come with the same off-road gear including Oztec shock absorbers, 265/7516r muddies on 16×8 alloy rims with a matching, full-sized spare tyre and Crusiemaster DO35 trailer couplings.

If the standard features are enough for you then be sure to look at some simple extras that can help to make every camping trip that little bit easier on you and the kids. Customisable add-ons include secondary batteries, rooftop tents and awnings, pull-out kitchens and pantry, rear drawer systems, roof crossbar kits for extra overhead storage or mounting the rooftop tents with ease and upgraded electrical gear with plenty of room to move if you wish to add extra batteries, DC chargers, inverters and more to the modular electrical system. The overall design, research and development of these spectacular, and reasonably priced camping trailers has involved 4WD Supacentre R&D members who enjoy camping themselves and have spent countless hours nutting out just what each trailer should have, and what should be standard across the entire range. With their valued input into the ins and outs these trailers and undergoing multiple years of design, 3D modelling, and over 20,000km of rigorous testing these trailers are definitely built tough and ready to hit the highways or go off-road to help entertain you and your family for years to come, disappointment does not belong here.

With endless opportunities for off-roading, camping, and adventures with your new camper trailer, as well as ample possibilities to add on any other creature comforts you can think of, the Kings Camper Trailers are sure to be a market leading camper in no time by providing ultimate satisfaction, after sales advice, ultimate customisation and more.

Be the envy of all your mates with a Kings Camper trailer ranging from $16,995 to $24,995 for a full-blown family or couples tourer, and with plenty of extras there has never been a better time to wheel into your local 4WD Supacentre or jump online and order your new camping rig and start your next chapter of excitement.

Finance may be available to some applicants via Nodifi Pty Ltd and you can call the friendly staff to enquire about your personal financials on 1800 88 39 64.