Slide-on Campers

The Cockatoo Camper is designed with a taste of style, for adventurous people who like the comforts of home when out in the bush. Fold-out campers slide effortlessly onto the tray of your ute or 4WD. That’s where Trayon’s custom ‘Gullwing Cruiser’ turn-key touring solution comes in. A fully equipped expedition vehicle based on the Landcruiser. It has a customised tray that provides heaps of extra, compartmentalised, lockable, dustproof storage space, designed specifically for your Trayon Camper. The fastest and most popular slide on camper hold downs are the Original FastGuns which are built to perform with frame-mounted and bed-mounted tie downs.
Robust construction, heavy-duty components, and  purpose-built design ensure your off-road camper can navigate the rugged Australian landscapes. Absolutely loving this....great service from go to wo and follow up service was treated like royalty. The camper we ute slide on campers purchased has everything you could imagine whilst still feeling like you are tent camping but only elevated in platinum diamond status. The camper tows extremely well, has been out together solidly using the finest material and top quality parts and finishes.

They are a walk in style camper which contain the creature comforts that class 1 doesn’t, such as seating, dedicated sleeping, and indoor or outdoor cooking. We have been Trayon owners for 4 years now and have found it to be the best, most convenient way for us to travel. It’s very quick to set up, gives us the opportunity to visit places others cannot reach and gives us comfort and reliability. The Trayon Camper is very light weight when compared to other slide-on campers, starting at 390 kg; it wont normally exceed your vehicles payload limits. Browse our product range at one of our convenient locations in South Australia, Victoria, Western Australia and Queensland.
Our extensive fleet of top-quality motorhomes ensures you experience comfort and luxury as you journey through the stunning landscapes of Australia. We are committed to providing you with an unforgettable adventure on the open road. Slide-ons come in full-height or pop-top models, with a body built much like a caravan – either a timber or aluminium frame with aluminium or fibreglass cladding or an all-composite body. Then there are the slide-on campers, that are generally more compact than a traditional slide on – and that fold out with a typically canvas roof for the living/sleeping quarters. The bathroom uses a clever design that converts the hallway space into a full-size toilet and shower.

Sherwoods have almost always been built on Toyota chassis and the 2021 Conqueror was the first to ride on the latest generation of the SR5 4WD HiLux. Australia is a big country with countless beautiful attractions. Due to the diversity of people's preferences, travel plans often do not meet the exact needs during travel.
Yes, you'll save on fuel with a slide-on compared to towing a caravan. The kitchen and bathroom have everything you need without all those ridiculous extras that jack up the price. And let’s face it, if you can’t live without an excessive amount of extras, maybe camping and being outdoors is not for you. When you are ready to set up camp, it’s as simple as opening the door, pulling down the steps and pressing a button to activate the 12-volt actuators that open the roof. Designed to fit a Webber or Ziggy BBQ. Has the standard features of a cutlery drawer and sink.
As well as giving a choice of overall dimensions, Rhino offers a few key optional accessories to pimp your camper out. Everything from additional fly screens to 100Ah AGM Deep Cycle batteries can be selected at the time of purchase; as well as lighting, and awnings that run from the side to the rear of the camper. Apart from the look of the camper, it seems nearly every aspect can be modified to suit your own tastes and requirements. At the heart of our remarkable vehicles is the one-piece body, constructed using high-strength fibreglass and marine-standard techniques. This innovative design effectively seals out Australia's notorious red road dust, ensuring that your journey remains clean and dust-free. For those who have experienced the red dust challenge, this feature alone make the Explorer 4x4 motorhome a  game-changer.

Our canvas front awning assisted by lightweight aluminium support poles is structurally able to withstand strong winds and extreme weather conditions . The versatility and efficiency of the Express XPS design enables the camper body to be transported over any terrain, with ability only dictated by the host vehicle. On arrival it can then be demounted to form the centre of the campsite, while the vehicle can then be used for daily exploration. Most Australian slide on manufacturers attend caravan and camping shows around Australia regularly. Trayon Campers’ research and development division works closely with state-of-the-art technologies to bring lighter, stronger methods and materials to the construction of campers.
This information is available in your vehicle owner’s manual or via vehicle specifications information, located on the manufacturer’s website. Where You Can & Can’t Park a Caravan Understanding where you can and can’t park your caravan is important for avoiding fines and ensuring you don’t upset your neighbours. Caravans provide the freedom to take the comforts of home with you and explore, but with that freedom comes the responsibility of parking regulations both during and in between trips. However, considering the significant investment involved, it’s important to approach the purchase thoughtfully. Regardless of whether you are spending $40,000 or $130,000, taking your time is key to making a well-informed decision.

This class has all the creature comforts built in from day one. Fridge, gas bottle, cook top, kitchen bench, dining area, sink, 2-3 person accommodation, water tank, annex etc. Very few of the 4X4 utes available on the market are capable of going off-road from the showroom floor. This has reduced your load to 723 kg, giving you a maximum of 545kg for a slide on camper and any additional gear you want to take.
Love my ultimate camper, it has done 23,000km around Australia on a 6 month trip, 2 adults and a 2year old. A shakedown test comprises 2-3 short trips taken close to home. The purpose of the shakedown is to thoroughly assess all the systems and features of your new camper and resolve any potential issues that may arise. Before you plan your next trip along our beautiful australian coastline, or across the spectacular red centre, plan your purchase first. These tips are here to assist you in avoiding common purchasing mistakes, making your buying experience a successful one.