Innovative overseas adventure camper manufacturers

[DirtyDog]

Getting a list together so we can browse all the neat campers we can't have If you know of more post em up and I'll add them to the list. Please companies with active websites only.

Australia

Active Campers
http://www.activecampers.com.au/

Aurora RV Conversions
http://www.aurorarvs.com.au/

Davsher
http://www.davsher.com.au/

Escape RV
http://www.escaperv.com.au/Home.html

Frontline Campervans - note the Toyota Troopcarrier model
http://www.frontlinecamper.com.au

Gadabout
http://www.gadabout.com.au

High Rise Off-Road Apartments:
http://www.highrise.com.au/
More innovative design from Down under

Innovan
http://www.innovan.com.au/
These are really neat looking but are they actually selling them? Haven't seen much news about this over the last couple years.

Island Campers
http://www.islandercampers.com/

Ozcape
http://www.ozcape.com.au/

Piggyback Campers
http://www.piggybackcampers.com.au

Suncamper
http://www.suncamper.com.au
Sherwood model - http://www.suncamper.com.au/sherwood.html

Talvor Campers
Specifically the Adventure Camper model:
http://www.talvor.com/adventure-camper/

Top Form Slide On Campers
http://www.slideoncampers.com.au/

Trakka
http://www.trakka.com.au/
Bushman - http://www.trakka.com.au/bushman.html
Jabiru 4x4 Sprinter-based RV - http://www.trakka.com.au/jabiruremote.htm

Trayon
http://www.trayon.com/

Turtleback Campers
http://www.turtlebackcampers.com.au/

Utility Campers
http://www.utilitycampers.com/

Wedgetail Campers
http://www.wedgetailcampers.com.au


Germany

Exkab
http://www.exkab.de/Englisch/indexE.html

http://www.expedition-cabin.de/


France

Azalea
http://psi-azalai.com/

 

[craig333]

Sounds like someone needs to go camping. Snow trip?

 

[Nimbl Vehicles]

www.xpcamper.com

German made in the USA

 

[pods8]

I find it more irritating that the over seas market is knocking out much nicer caravan/camper type stuff (appliances, power dist, etc.) that is hard/expensive to get over here.

 

[Nimbl Vehicles]

I find it more irritating that the over seas market is knocking out much nicer caravan/camper type stuff (appliances, power dist, etc.) that is hard/expensive to get over here.


It's expensive in Europe as well.

 

[Missing Link]

DD,

Here's one I had in my "Favorites."

http://www.expedition-cabin.de/

 

[pods8]

It's expensive in Europe as well.


Right but if some state side manufacturers picked up on a few things we might see better costing and at least not have to import/ship them in.

 

[Overland Hadley]

Thanks for the list of links.

Even if we can not buy them here in NA, they are good to look at for researching a build.

 

[Accrete]

i find it sadly interesting that the majority of US designers are not brave enough to incorporate some of the out-of-the-box ideas that apparently are taken for granted overseas.

 

[Ted]

Not overseas, but in Canada, so we can actually get these: Livin Lite

We saw one of the small travel trailers in DV and looked them up. They make a number of pruducts using aluminum framing.

 

[DirtyDog]

Not overseas, but in Canada, so we can actually get these: Livin Lite

We saw one of the small travel trailers in DV and looked them up. They make a number of pruducts using aluminum framing.


Wow yeah they are doing some great stuff! Looks like they are based in Indiana.

 

[DirtyDog]

List edited to add Talvor campers of Australia. Thanks everyone for your suggestions!

 

[John D]

French to English translation, (to the best of my ability).

"The Azelea … 4x4 Elite

The Azalea All Terrain, (LaBabouche) The Turkish Slipper, Two elite concepts to travel the world.

The passions of travel and adventure led the team Azali Psi (?) to develop a habitat concept for 4x4 pickup trucks, ensuring an exceptional level of maneuverability, comfort and safety.

Construction of the camper and integration with the vehicle ensures the full realization of your 4x4 advantages. The Azelea Terrain is a tough integrated shelter on a pickup for off the beaten track.

The practical La BaBouch Any Way (?) with you on the roads and byways of your travel, plus it frees up your everyday vehicle."

Does any of this sound familiar?


John D