When youโre looking for your Caravan or Motorhome use the filters available at the top of the listings. We have a variety of vehicles for sale on these pages, which include motorhomes, camper trailers, and all sorts of caravans (such as hybrid and off-road caravans). Youโll no doubt know what youโre looking for so use those filters to view only the type of used caravans or RVs youโre hunting after.
You can then narrow down your choices by setting the price range and how far from your home you want to journey for this vehicle.
Caravansales.com.au is a website where people can list and sell their used caravans and motorhomes direct to the public. When you find the listing you want, you can contact the seller by filling in the form found under the contact tab on each listing. That will send an email to the seller who listed the caravan and provide them with your details so they can contact you.
Now set yourself a budget. Having a budget and sticking to it will help you narrow down your choice of caravans. Sure it's fun to check out caravans you can't afford, but is it getting you any closer to owning one?
Now set yourself a budget. Having a budget and sticking to itย will help you narrow down your choice of caravans. Sure it's fun to check out caravans you can't afford, but is it getting you any closer to owning one?
If something looks too good to be true, it probably is. Especially if they're asking for a desposit over the phone (a common scam). Run a PPSR check to make sure the vehicle is not stolen or encumbered. You can visit https://www.scamwatch.gov.au/ for informative and up to date information.
You'll probably look at more than one caravan so take notes on each one. Use your phone to take some pictures. And use the phone's light (or better yet a torch) to inspect under the caravan and into the nooks and crannies. Upon inspection locate the identification and/or manufacturers plate and make sure the identification details match those provided by the seller i.e brand, registration number, Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) and also check the chassis number. If you are inspecting a Motorhome you will also need to check the engine number as well. All these details should correspond with the PPSR you have undertaken. We'll supply another article soon about inspecting caravans, but for now make sure you check the chassis for cracks and rust, inspect the appliances, and open and close all cabinets and doors along with any sign ao water staining or damage. Also make sure all statutory inspections have been successfully carried out.
As a seller you are attempting to get the best possible price you can but be careful not to price yourself out of the market. Also, be prepared to negotiate with the buyer if necessary. As a buyer you should have a clear indication of what you are searching for and also have carried out research as to what you feel is a reasonable market value. You want to get the best value for money. But so does the buyer. As a buyer don't ask, "What's the cheapest price you'll sell it for?" The seller doesn't want to supply that information. Know the price point you're aiming for and negotiate toward this. You can start at a lower price (but not too low) and work up from there. After negotiations have taken place and if you believe the price is still too high for you, itโs probably best to walk away. In other words donโt over commit and donโt purchase something you arenโt going to be happy with.
Stephan from Caravans WA gives a guide on inspecting your used caravan. Avoiding some of the pitfalls of buying used can save you a lot of heartache.ย
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Buying a used caravan is one of the smartest ways to explore Australia without blowing your budget. If youโre searching for a second-hand caravan that balances comfort, value, and adventure, youโre in the right place. Here you can browse listings, compare options, and find the van that suits your lifestyle. With so many models available, youโll be planning your next adventure in no time.
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Buying a used caravan gives you plenty of choice across different styles, sizes, and layouts. Here are some of the most popular types of caravans youโll find in our listings:
Perfect for travellers who want to head into the outback or tackle rougher terrain. These vans are built with stronger suspensions, higher ground clearance, and rugged features that make them ideal for exploring beyond sealed roads.
Pop-top caravans are a smart option if you want lower towing height with the comfort of a full caravan when set up. Families love them because they offer a flexible layout with a space-saving design.
Lightweight, affordable, and easy to tow, camper trailers are popular for weekend getaways and short trips. Theyโre a great entry point if you want the caravan lifestyle without a big price tag.
A motorhome is the ultimate home on wheels, combining living space and driving in one vehicle. Most used motorhomes are ideal for long trips or full-time travel. Theyโre popular with families and couples who want comfort, convenience, and the freedom to hit the road without towing.
An RV (recreational vehicle) covers a wide range of designs, from compact campervans to large touring rigs. These are a versatile option for people who want flexibility in both travel style and budget.
Spacious layouts designed for families, often with bunks, plenty of storage, and practical features to keep everyone comfortable on the road. Many now come with modern touches like air conditioning, fridges, and full ensuite bathrooms.
Compact and versatile, hybrids blend the convenience of a camper with the strength of a caravan. Theyโre easy to tow, tough enough for off-road, and often fitted with extras like solar setups and clever storage solutions.
For caravanners who love character, retro caravans bring style and nostalgia. These second-hand models are often restored with new fittings while keeping their classic charm.
Read genuine reviews from fellow caravanners and buy with confidence, knowing youโre dealing with sellers you can trust.
Our website connects buyers with Australiaโs most trusted caravan dealers and private sellers. Each caravan company we work with lists its stock directly, so you can view the latest series and create a shortlist of options that match your needs. By focusing on the Australian market, we help you find the brand and model that works for your family.
Every caravan listing includes:
Caravan Sales partners with Stratton Finance to make purchasing simple. Use our loan calculator to estimate repayments before contacting sellers. We also share advice on insurance, safety, and servicing so you have the dedicated support you need.
From bustling cities to the open outback, Caravan Sales helps you find second-hand caravans near you for free. Many listings are available in New South Wales (NSW), including popular hubs like Sydney. Youโll also find caravans in Queensland, Victoria, South Australia, and beyond. Use our filters to view listings by location, making it easier to find the right van close to home.
We do not inspect the second-hand caravans before getting listed. Listings are created directly by sellers, so we highly encourage you to do your own checks. We always recommend inspecting the caravan in person, reviewing the service history, and asking for compliance certificates where relevant.
Sellers provide clear photos and detailed descriptions in their listings, but nothing beats an in-person look. Ask the seller about maintenance records, recent repairs, and any upgrades. Taking someone experienced with you is also a smart move. Here you’ll find:
Yes, if you follow a few simple steps:
We donโt provide warranties ourselves, but some dealers who list with us may include them. Always check with the seller to see whatโs covered.
While we donโt provide finance or insurance directly, Caravan Sales partners with Stratton Finance to help you explore finance options. You can use our loan calculator to estimate repayments and, if youโre interested, connect directly with Stratton Finance to arrange a loan. Please note that all results are an indication only and not a quote or pre-approval.
Many of our sellers can also recommend trusted providers, and youโre always free to arrange finance or insurance through your preferred company.
Yes. Many sellers are open to negotiation, especially for older models or if youโre ready to pay quickly. Doing your research on caravan values will help you make a fair offer and save money.
Stock varies, from nearly-new vans only a year or two old, through to older classics. Use our filters to view caravans by age, condition, and price to find the right fit.
That depends on your lifestyle and budget. Some travellers prefer a simple, low-cost setup, while others invest in a high-spec van with all the modern comforts.
Aside from the purchase price, consider registration, insurance, maintenance, and possible upgrades. These costs can vary depending on the age and condition of the caravan.
Because you deal directly with the seller, any disputes need to be resolved between you and them. However, we take fraudulent activity seriously, so if you believe a listing is suspicious, please report it to us immediately. If the seller is not responding to any of your calls or messages, the caravan may no longer be available. Report it to us so we can take the listing down.
Australia has endless landscapes to explore, but the costs of travel can quickly add up. Thatโs where a used caravan comes in. Buying second-hand is one of the smartest ways to save money while still enjoying all the freedom and comfort of life on the road.
But how do you make sure youโre getting the right van for your budget and lifestyle? From setting a realistic budget to deciding on the right size, type, and features, there are plenty of factors to weigh up. Youโll also want to know what to look for during an inspection and where to shop for a quality used caravan that wonโt leave you with regrets down the track.
Our full guide covers all this and more, including the benefits of buying used, common pitfalls to avoid, and budget-friendly destinations around Australia to put your new caravan to good use.
Buying your first caravan is exciting, but itโs also a big decision. To make the process easier, here are a few quick tips to get you started:
Want a deeper dive into layouts, inclusions, and towing advice?
If youโre just getting into caravanning, thereโs a bit to learn, from packing the right gear to towing safely and setting up camp. But donโt worry, the learning curve is part of the adventure. Renting before you buy can be a great way to test the waters, and taking a towing course will give you extra confidence on the road.
Weโve put together a full beginnerโs guide with practical tips on what to pack, hitching and safety checks, driving adjustments, and budgeting for your first trip.
Ready to buy a used caravan? Start exploring our listings today to find the van that fits your lifestyle and budget. Or, if you have a caravan to sell, our platform makes it simple to reach thousands of buyers across Australia. Your dream adventure is only a click away.
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