Oz Off Road

The Seclude Core 16'6 is Oz Off Road's smallest and cheapest way into its off-road range. It suits a couple who want a compact single-axle van for weekends and longer touring. Tare is 2,150kg and the ATM (aggregate trailer mass) is 2,800kg. That leaves 650kg of payload for water, gas and gear. The queen bed uses an inner spring mattress on an extendable gas strut lift-up base. The kitchen runs a gas and electric stove under a stainless steel sink, tapware and a splashback. Piano-hinged cabinetry keeps the cupboards tidy underneath. Standard power is 240V, 12V and USB outlets, with no solar or battery bank fitted. Buyers can add a Nexus or Victron lithium system, electronic stability control or a reverse camera as upgrades. Two 95 litre fresh water tanks feed one 95 litre grey tank, both tracked by water level gauges. Reverse-cycle air conditioning is standard, and a diesel heater is an optional extra. The body sits on a timber frame under aluminium composite walls, with a 600mm black alloy checker plate along the sides. The chassis rides on-road suspension as standard, with an off-road independent upgrade on the options list. It carries a spare tyre on the bumper, quick-release stabiliser legs and a water tap on the A-frame. 16 inch alloys, all-terrain tyres and a DO35 hitch complete the running gear. A 270 litre fridge, a microwave, a Bluetooth radio and an Omni TV antenna come standard. A full-length roll-out awning, a drop-down picnic table and a battery box are all fitted outside. A single-door toolbox, external gas bottle holders and an external BBQ point sit under the tunnel boot. Fire extinguisher, smoke and CO2 alarms and a breakaway system cover the safety basics. Oz Off Road builds every van at its own factory in Penrith, NSW, and delivers Australia-wide on a 12 to 16 week lead time. Oz Off Road warrants the structure for 24 months and the chassis for 5 years, both from the original purchase date.

At 18'6, the Seclude Core is the mid-size single-axle van in Oz Off Road's entry couples tier. It keeps the Core fit-out and adds a little more length over the 16'6. Tare is 2,260kg against a 3,000kg ATM (aggregate trailer mass), for a 740kg payload. That is enough for a couple travelling with full water tanks and camping gear. A queen inner spring mattress sits on an extendable gas strut lift-up base. Cabinetry runs on piano hinges, with a stainless steel sink and modern splashback in the kitchen. The Core tier ships without solar or a lithium battery as standard. Power runs off 240V, 12V and USB points until buyers add a lithium upgrade. A washing machine and an external shower are optional extras, not standard fit. Fresh water is two 95 litre tanks, with a 95 litre grey tank underneath. A gas/electric stove and reverse-cycle air conditioning are both standard. The chassis is an off-road build on on-road suspension, with tinted glazed windows and an entry door security screen closing up the cabin. DO35 hitch and 16 inch alloy wheels carry it on the road. An independent off-road suspension upgrade and an extended A-frame are both available as options. Oz Off Road fits a 270 litre fridge, microwave, LED strip lighting and an Omni TV antenna. A skylight roof hatch, an entry grab handle and an external waterproof speaker are all standard. Block-out blinds, flyscreens and two 12V fans cover the rest of the cabin. You order this van from the Penrith factory and wait 12 to 16 weeks for delivery anywhere in Australia. The warranty covers the structure for 24 months and the chassis for 5 years from the original purchase date.

The Crew Core 18 is Oz Off Road's entry family van, built on a single axle for easier towing. It suits a family who want bunk space without stepping up to the bigger dual-axle Crew sizes. Tare is 2,160kg and the ATM (aggregate trailer mass) is 2,500kg, for a 340kg payload. That keeps the van light enough for a mid-size wagon or ute to tow. The main bed sits on an extendable gas strut lift-up base, the same as the Seclude range. A gas/electric stove and stainless steel tapware fit the family-sized kitchen. Piano-hinged cabinetry and a modern splashback finish the fit-out. The Core tier ships without solar or a lithium battery as standard. Buyers can add a Nexus or Victron lithium system as an upgrade. Electronic stability control, a reverse camera and a washing machine are also optional. Two 95 litre fresh water tanks feed one 95 litre grey tank, tracked by water level gauges. Reverse-cycle air conditioning comes standard; a diesel heater is optional. Aluminium composite walls sit on a timber frame, with tinted glazed windows and an entry door security screen. The chassis is an off-road design on on-road suspension, with an independent off-road upgrade available. 16 inch alloys and all-terrain tyres carry a DO35 hitch and a bumper bar. A 270 litre fridge, a microwave and an Omni TV antenna are all standard. A skylight roof hatch, a drop-down picnic table and a battery box are also fitted. A single-door toolbox with gas bottle holders sits outside, behind a spare tyre on the bumper. Fire extinguisher, smoke and CO2 alarms and a breakaway system cover the safety basics. Oz Off Road builds every van at its own factory in Penrith, NSW, and delivers Australia-wide on a 12 to 16 week lead time. Oz Off Road warrants the structure for 24 months and the chassis for 5 years, both from the original purchase date.

The Seclude Core 20'6 moves the entry couples tier onto a dual axle. It is the first Core size built for two axles rather than one. Tare is 2,750kg, and Oz Off Road rates the chassis to a 4,495kg ATM (aggregate trailer mass) on this model. That is a 1,745kg payload margin, larger than the single-axle Core sizes carry. The queen bed sits on the same extendable gas strut lift-up base as the smaller Core vans. A stainless steel sink and tapware sit under a modern splashback in the kitchen. The Core tier ships without solar or a lithium battery. A Victron or Nexus lithium system is available if you want to add one. Electronic stability control and a reverse camera are also optional, not standard on Core. Two 95 litre fresh tanks and one 95 litre grey tank carry the water, tracked by water level gauges. Reverse-cycle air conditioning is standard, and a dust reduction system is an optional extra. Aluminium composite walls sit on a timber frame, with a 600mm black alloy checker plate along the sides. Standard suspension favours on-road travel. Buyers can upgrade to an independent off-road setup instead. 16 inch alloys, all-terrain tyres and a DO35 hitch complete the running gear. A 270 litre fridge, a microwave, a Bluetooth radio and LED lighting throughout are standard. An external BBQ point, a single-door toolbox and gas bottle holders sit outside, behind a spare tyre on the bumper. Quick-release stabiliser legs and a water tap on the A-frame finish the running gear. Fire extinguisher, a smoke and CO2 alarm and a breakaway system cover the safety basics. Oz Off Road builds to order in Penrith, NSW, and quotes 12 to 16 weeks for delivery Australia-wide. Oz Off Road backs the structure with a 24-month warranty and the chassis with a 5-year warranty.

The Club Lounge Core is Oz Off Road's entry-trim couples van built around a club lounge floorplan. It comes in four dual-axle layouts running 20 to 23 feet, all sharing the same equipment level. Tare and ATM (aggregate trailer mass) vary with the layout and options chosen at build. All four layouts share the same dual-axle chassis underneath. Each layout keeps the caravan queen mattress on an extendable gas strut lift-up base. The kitchen runs a gas/electric stove, a stainless steel sink and a modern splashback. Piano-hinged cabinetry runs throughout every layout. The Core tier ships without solar or a lithium battery as standard. Buyers can add a Nexus or Victron lithium system through the Build & Price configurator. Electronic stability control, a reverse camera and a washing machine are also optional, not standard. Two 95 litre fresh water tanks and a 95 litre grey tank are standard, tracked by water level gauges. Reverse-cycle air conditioning comes standard, and a diesel heater is an optional extra. Aluminium composite walls sit on a timber frame, with a 600mm black alloy checker plate along the sides. The chassis is an off-road build on on-road suspension, with an independent off-road upgrade available. 16 inch alloys, all-terrain tyres and a DO35 hitch carry all four layouts. A 270 litre fridge, a microwave, a Bluetooth radio and an Omni TV antenna are standard on every layout. A single-door toolbox, external gas bottle holders and a spare tyre on the bumper sit at the front. Block-out blinds, flyscreens and a full-length roll-out awning finish every layout. Fire extinguisher, smoke and CO2 alarms and a breakaway system cover the safety basics. Oz Off Road sells factory-direct from Penrith, NSW, with delivery Australia-wide taking 12 to 16 weeks. Oz Off Road warrants the structure for 24 months and the chassis for 5 years, both from the original purchase date.

The Seclude Core 21'6 is the longest and largest van in Oz Off Road's entry couples tier. It shares its dual-axle running gear with the 20'6 but adds extra floor space. Tare is 2,850kg against the same 4,495kg ATM (aggregate trailer mass) rating as the 20'6. That gives this floorplan a 1,645kg payload, still a wide margin for a Core-tier van. The bed base is the extendable gas strut lift-up design used across the whole Core range. A gas/electric stove and stainless steel tapware sit in the same practical kitchen layout. Piano-hinged cabinetry and a modern splashback finish the fit-out. This tier ships without solar or a lithium battery as standard. Buyers can add a Nexus or Victron system through the Build & Price configurator. A washing machine and a hybrid or aluminium frame upgrade are also on that options list. Two 95 litre fresh tanks and a 95 litre grey tank cover water storage, tracked by water level gauges. Air conditioning is reverse-cycle as standard, with a diesel heater available as an upgrade. The body runs aluminium composite walls on a timber frame, with tinted glazed windows and a security screen door. The chassis is an off-road design running on-road suspension unless buyers choose the independent off-road upgrade. It rides on 16 inch alloys and all-terrain tyres with a DO35 hitch. A 270 litre fridge, a microwave and an Omni TV antenna are all standard fit. A skylight roof hatch, a drop-down picnic table and an external waterproof speaker are standard. Block-out blinds, flyscreens and 12V fans finish the cabin. Fire extinguisher, smoke and CO2 alarms and a breakaway system cover the safety basics. Delivery comes from the Penrith factory, Australia-wide, on a 12 to 16 week build slot. A 24-month warranty covers the structure, and the chassis carries its own 5-year warranty.

The Crew Core 21'6 is the dual-axle mid-size of Oz Off Road's entry family tier. The extra length over the 18-footer buys more room for a growing family. Tare is 2,720kg against a 4,495kg ATM (aggregate trailer mass). Subtracting tare leaves a 1,775kg payload. The bed base is the same extendable gas strut lift-up design fitted across the Crew range. A stainless steel sink and gas/electric stove fit the kitchen. Piano-hinged cabinetry and a modern splashback round out the fit-out. The Core tier ships without a solar array or lithium battery. Power runs off 240V, 12V and USB points until buyers add a lithium system. A washing machine and a reverse camera are also optional, not standard on Core. Two 95 litre fresh tanks and a 95 litre grey tank cover water storage, tracked by water level gauges. Air conditioning is reverse-cycle as standard, with a diesel heater available as an option. Aluminium composite walls sit on a timber frame, with a 600mm black alloy checker plate along the sides. The chassis runs on-road suspension as standard, with an off-road independent upgrade on the options list. 16 inch alloys, all-terrain tyres and a DO35 hitch carry the extra length. A 270 litre fridge, an Omni TV antenna and LED lighting throughout are all standard. An external BBQ point, a skylight roof hatch and a single-door toolbox sit at the front. Fire extinguisher, smoke and CO2 alarms and a breakaway system cover the safety basics. Oz Off Road builds this van to order at the Penrith factory and delivers it Australia-wide in 12 to 16 weeks. The structure carries a 24-month warranty, and the chassis carries a 5-year warranty, both from purchase.

The Crew Core 22'6 is the largest layout in Oz Off Road's entry family tier. It gives a family the most floor space the Core budget buys. Tare is 2,980kg against a 4,495kg ATM (aggregate trailer mass), the same rating carried by the 21'6. Payload works out to 1,515kg, smaller than the 21'6's margin because of the higher tare. The main bed uses the same extendable lift-up base fitted across the whole Crew range. A stainless steel sink, tapware and a splashback finish the kitchen. Piano-hinged cabinetry runs through every cupboard. This tier ships without a solar array or battery bank as standard. Buyers add a Nexus or Victron lithium system through the Build & Price tool if wanted. Electronic stability control and a washing machine sit on that same options list. Water runs to two 95 litre fresh tanks and one 95 litre grey tank, tracked by water level gauges. Reverse-cycle air conditioning is standard, with a dust reduction system available as an upgrade. Aluminium composite walls sit on a timber frame, with tinted glazed windows and a skylight roof hatch. Standard suspension favours on-road use, and an independent off-road option sits on the upgrade list. 16 inch alloys and all-terrain tyres carry a DO35 hitch underneath. A 270 litre fridge and a microwave are both standard, alongside LED lighting throughout. A single-door toolbox, external gas bottle holders and a spare tyre on the bumper sit at the front. Fire extinguisher, smoke and CO2 alarms and a breakaway system cover the safety basics. Oz Off Road sells factory-direct from Penrith, NSW, with delivery Australia-wide taking 12 to 16 weeks. Oz Off Road warrants the structure for 24 months and the chassis for 5 years, both from the original purchase date.

The Seclude Sport 16'6 opens Oz Off Road's mid-tier couples range on a single axle. It keeps the Core's compact hybrid footprint and spends the extra money on equipment instead. Tare is 2,150kg and the ATM (aggregate trailer mass) is 2,800kg, the same figures as the Core 16'6. Payload is 650kg, even with the Sport tier's added equipment on board. The caravan queen bed sits on an extendable gas strut lift-up base, with piano hinges throughout the cabinetry. A 274 litre compressor fridge, a gas/electric hob and grill and a microwave fit the kitchen. A gas/electric hot water system and a 12V rangehood round out the cooking end. A 300Ah lithium battery and three 220W solar panels come standard on the Sport tier. A Multiplus-II 12/2000/80-32-230V inverter charger and a 30A DC-DC charger manage the power. A Cerbo GX and a Touch 50 screen give a readout of the whole system. Oz Off Road fits two 90 litre fresh water tanks and a 90 litre grey tank. A Seaflo water pump and an external hot/cold shower are both standard. A Dometic Fresh Jet air conditioner and a diesel heater are both standard. The chassis rides on Shine Xt off-road suspension rather than the Core's on-road setup. An 8 inch jockey wheel, stabiliser legs and brush bars sit alongside a water tap on the A-frame. 16 inch alloys, all-terrain tyres and a DO35 hitch complete the underside. An aluminium frame body on a honeycomb floor carries front and rear LED light bars and an Aussie Traveller awning. A Fusion stereo, an external TV point and an internal TV point with Cowfish antenna are also fitted. An AL-KO ESC system and a Safety Dave reverse camera cover the safety fit-out. Oz Off Road sells factory-direct from Penrith, NSW, with delivery Australia-wide taking 12 to 16 weeks. Oz Off Road warrants the structure for 24 months and the chassis for 5 years, both from the original purchase date.

The Seclude Sport 18'6 is the single-axle mid-size of Oz Off Road's middle couples tier. It runs the same platform as the Core 18'6, with the Sport tier's higher equipment level over it. Tare is 2,260kg against a 3,000kg ATM (aggregate trailer mass), for a 740kg payload. That matches the Core 18'6's figures, since the two share a chassis. The interior carries a caravan queen bed on the extendable lift-up bed base. A 274 litre compressor fridge and a gas/electric hob and grill sit in the kitchen. A gas/electric hot water system and a 12V rangehood also come standard. Standard power is a single 300Ah lithium battery charged by three 220W solar panels. A Multiplus-II inverter, a Cerbo GX and a Touch 50 screen monitor the system. An Arizon power system and a 30A DC-DC charger sit behind the readout. Two 90 litre fresh tanks and a 90 litre grey tank are standard, run by a Seaflo water pump. A Dometic Fresh Jet air conditioner and a diesel heater both come fitted. Shine Xt off-road suspension, 16 inch alloys and a DO35 hitch sit under an aluminium frame body. A honeycomb floor, blockout windows and orange/white camp lights are also standard. An AL-KO ESC system and a Safety Dave reverse camera are both fitted. An Aussie Traveller roll-out awning, a drop-down table and a Fusion stereo are standard. LED light bars front and rear, plus LED light in the tunnel boot, cover night-time visibility. An internal TV point, a Cowfish TV antenna and a radio antenna handle entertainment. The build happens at Oz Off Road's own Penrith factory, with Australia-wide delivery quoted at 12 to 16 weeks. The warranty covers the structure for 24 months and the chassis for 5 years from the original purchase date.

The Crew Sport 18'6 is the single-axle entry point to Oz Off Road's mid-tier family vans. It runs the same light platform as the Crew Core 18, with the Sport equipment level over it. Tare is 2,160kg against a 2,500kg ATM (aggregate trailer mass), for a 340kg payload. That matches the Core 18's figures, since the two share a chassis. The caravan queen bed sits on an extendable gas strut lift-up base. A 274 litre compressor fridge and a gas/electric hob and grill fit the family kitchen. A gas/electric hot water system and a 12V rangehood cover the rest of the cooking. A 300Ah lithium battery and three 220W solar panels are standard on the Sport tier. This tier also fits a top or front load washing machine as standard, unlike the Core. A Multiplus-II inverter charger and a 30A DC-DC charger manage the power. Water storage is two 90 litre fresh tanks and a 90 litre grey tank, run by a Seaflo pump. A Dometic Fresh Jet air conditioner, a diesel heater and an external hot/cold shower all come standard. Shine Xt off-road suspension replaces the Core's on-road setup on this tier. 16 inch alloys, all-terrain tyres and a DO35 hitch complete the underside. An 8 inch jockey wheel, stabiliser legs and brush bars round out the running gear. An AL-KO ESC system and a Safety Dave reverse camera cover the safety fit-out. A toolbox with fridge, generator and gas storage sits up front. An internal TV point, an external TV point and a Cowfish antenna handle entertainment. You order this van from the Penrith factory and wait 12 to 16 weeks for delivery anywhere in Australia. The warranty covers the structure for 24 months and the chassis for 5 years from the original purchase date.

The Club Lounge Sport steps up from the Core with the same four club lounge layouts, 20 to 23 feet on a dual axle. Equipment moves up a tier; the floorplan family stays the same as the Core. Weight follows the build you choose, so confirm the figures for your own layout. All four run on the dual-axle chassis shared across the Club Lounge range. A caravan queen bed on the extendable lift-up base is standard across all four layouts. A 274 litre compressor fridge and a gas/electric hob and grill fit the kitchen. A gas/electric hot water system and a 12V rangehood cover the rest of the cooking. A 300Ah lithium battery and three 220W solar panels are standard on the Sport tier. This tier also fits a top load washing machine as standard, unlike the Seclude Sport range. A Multiplus-II inverter charger and a 30A DC-DC charger manage the power. Two 90 litre fresh tanks and a 90 litre grey tank cover water, run by a Seaflo pump. A Dometic Fresh Jet air conditioner, a diesel heater and an external hot/cold shower are all included. Shine Xt suspension, 16 inch alloys and a DO35 hitch sit under an aluminium-framed, honeycomb-floored body. An 8 inch jockey wheel, stabiliser legs and brush bars complete the running gear. An AL-KO ESC system and a Safety Dave reverse camera cover safety. A Fusion stereo, an Aussie Traveller awning and front and rear LED light bars are standard. A toolbox with fridge, generator and gas storage sits up front. An internal TV point, an external TV point and a Cowfish antenna handle entertainment. The build happens at Oz Off Road's own Penrith factory, with Australia-wide delivery quoted at 12 to 16 weeks. The warranty covers the structure for 24 months and the chassis for 5 years from the original purchase date.

The Seclude Sport 20'6 is a dual-axle couples van in Oz Off Road's middle tier. It shares its chassis with the Core 20'6, with the Sport equipment level layered over it. Tare is 2,750kg and Oz Off Road rates the chassis to a 4,495kg ATM (aggregate trailer mass) on this size. That is a 1,745kg payload, a big margin for extended off-grid touring. The caravan queen bed sits on the same extendable lift-up base fitted across the Sport range. A 274 litre compressor fridge and gas/electric hob and grill make up the kitchen. A gas/electric hot water system and 12V rangehood cover the rest of the cooking. A single 300Ah lithium battery, three 220W solar panels and a 30A DC-DC charger are standard. A Cerbo GX and Touch 50 screen give a readout of the whole system. An Arizon power system and a Multiplus-II inverter charger manage the load. Two 90 litre fresh tanks and a 90 litre grey tank cover water storage, run by a Seaflo pump. A Dometic Fresh Jet air conditioner and a diesel heater are both fitted as standard. An external hot/cold shower rinses off after a day outside. Shine Xt suspension, a black rear bar and brush bars sit under an aluminium-framed, honeycomb-floored body. 16 inch alloys and all-terrain tyres complete the running gear, on an 8 inch jockey wheel. An AL-KO ESC system and a Safety Dave reverse camera are standard safety fitments. The front carries a toolbox with fridge, generator and gas storage. Blockout windows and orange/white camp lights are standard on the body. Oz Off Road builds this van to order at the Penrith factory and delivers it Australia-wide in 12 to 16 weeks. Oz Off Road backs the structure with a 24-month warranty and the chassis with a 5-year warranty.

The Crew Sport 21'6 is a dual-axle family van in Oz Off Road's middle tier. It carries the Sport fit-out over the same platform as the Crew Core 21'6. Tare is 2,720kg, and Oz Off Road lists this size's ATM (aggregate trailer mass) at 4,495kg. That gives a 1,775kg payload, the same margin as the Core 21'6. The kitchen fits a 274 litre compressor fridge, a microwave and a gas/electric hob and grill. The caravan queen bed sits on the standard extendable lift-up base. A gas/electric hot water system and a 12V rangehood finish the cooking end. A 300Ah lithium battery, three 220W solar panels and a 30A DC-DC charger are standard. A top or front load washing machine is also fitted on this tier. A Multiplus-II inverter charger and a Cerbo GX manage the whole system. Two 90 litre fresh tanks and a 90 litre grey tank cover storage, run by a Seaflo pump. A Dometic Fresh Jet air conditioner, a diesel heater and an external hot/cold shower all come fitted. Shine Xt suspension, a black rear bar and brush bars sit under an aluminium-framed body. 16 inch alloys and all-terrain tyres complete the running gear, on an 8 inch jockey wheel. An AL-KO ESC system and a Safety Dave reverse camera are both standard. The front carries a toolbox with fridge, generator and gas storage. An internal TV point, an external TV point and a Cowfish antenna handle entertainment. Oz Off Road builds to order in Penrith, NSW, and quotes 12 to 16 weeks for delivery Australia-wide. Oz Off Road backs the structure with a 24-month warranty and the chassis with a 5-year warranty.

The Seclude Sport 21'6 is the longest layout in Oz Off Road's mid-tier couples range. It sits on the same dual-axle chassis as the 20'6, just with more body length. Tare is 2,850kg against the same 4,495kg ATM (aggregate trailer mass) rating carried by the 20'6. Subtracting tare from that ceiling leaves a 1,645kg payload. A caravan queen bed on the extendable gas strut base is standard across the Sport tier. The kitchen runs a 274 litre compressor fridge, a microwave and a dual-purpose hob and grill. A gas/electric hot water system and a 12V rangehood finish the cooking end. Oz Off Road fits a 300Ah lithium battery and three 220W solar panels as standard. A Multiplus-II inverter charger and two 100/30 Smart Solar MPPT controllers manage charging. A 30A DC-DC charger and a Smart Shunt round out the power system. Water runs to two 90 litre fresh tanks and one 90 litre grey tank, via a Seaflo water pump. A Dometic Fresh Jet air conditioner and a diesel heater are both included. The chassis rides on Shine Xt suspension with a DO35 hitch and an 8 inch jockey wheel. 16 inch alloys on all-terrain tyres and brush bars finish the underside, with stabiliser legs and a water tap on the A-frame. An aluminium frame body with a 1-piece fibreglass roof carries an Aussie Traveller awning. Front and rear LED light bars and a skylight roof hatch are standard. An internal TV point, an external TV point and a Cowfish TV antenna handle entertainment. Oz Off Road runs its own factory in Penrith, NSW, and quotes 12 to 16 weeks to deliver anywhere in the country. The structure carries a 24-month warranty, and the chassis carries a 5-year warranty, both from purchase.

The Crew Sport 22'6 is the biggest of Oz Off Road's mid-tier family vans. The Sport tier's equipment rides on the largest floorplan the Crew range builds. Tare is 2,980kg against a 4,495kg ATM (aggregate trailer mass). Subtracting tare leaves a 1,515kg payload. A 274 litre compressor fridge and a gas/electric hob and grill fill the kitchen. The caravan queen bed rides on the same lift-up base fitted across the Sport range. A gas/electric hot water system and a 12V rangehood cover the rest of the cooking. Oz Off Road fits a 300Ah lithium battery and three 220W solar panels as standard. A top or front load washing machine is also part of the standard fit-out. A Multiplus-II inverter charger and a 30A DC-DC charger manage the power. Water storage is two 90 litre fresh tanks and one 90 litre grey tank, run by a Seaflo pump. A Dometic Fresh Jet air conditioner, a diesel heater and an external hot/cold shower all come standard. The chassis rides on Shine Xt suspension with a DO35 hitch and an 8 inch jockey wheel. 16 inch alloys on all-terrain tyres finish the underside, with stabiliser legs and brush bars. An aluminium frame body with a 1-piece fibreglass roof carries an Aussie Traveller awning. Front and rear LED light bars are standard on this size too. An AL-KO ESC system and a Safety Dave reverse camera round out the safety fit-out. Oz Off Road runs its own factory in Penrith, NSW, and quotes 12 to 16 weeks to deliver anywhere in the country. The structure carries a 24-month warranty, and the chassis carries a 5-year warranty, both from purchase.

The Seclude X 16'6 is the compact entry point to Oz Off Road's luxury couples tier. It runs the same single-axle hybrid footprint as the cheaper Seclude tiers, with the X equipment fitted over it. Tare is 2,150kg and the ATM (aggregate trailer mass) is 2,800kg, for a 650kg payload. A caravan queen bed sits on the extendable gas strut lift-up base, with piano hinges throughout. A 274 litre compressor fridge, a gas/electric hob and grill and a microwave fit the kitchen. A gas/electric hot water system and a 12V rangehood cover the rest of the cooking end. The X tier doubles the Sport's battery and solar: two 300Ah lithium batteries and four 220W panels. A 3000W Victron inverter and a 7 inch screen manage the upgraded system. Two 100/50 Smart Solar MPPT controllers and a 50A DC-DC charger keep it topped up. Two 90 litre fresh tanks and a 90 litre grey tank are standard, run by a water pump. A Dometic Fresh Jet air conditioner, a diesel heater and an external hot/cold shower are all fitted. The suspension steps up to Shine Xt Stage 4 Air, over 16 inch alloys and all-terrain tyres. Cladding with a rear wing and a larger tapered toolbox are X-specific exterior upgrades. An 8 inch jockey wheel and brush bars sit alongside a DO35 hitch. An AL-KO ESC system, a Safety Dave reverse camera and a Carafan dust reduction system are all standard. An upgraded rear bar, an internal TV point and a Cowfish TV antenna round out the fit-out. Oz Off Road builds every van at its own factory in Penrith, NSW, and delivers Australia-wide on a 12 to 16 week lead time. Oz Off Road warrants the structure for 24 months and the chassis for 5 years, both from the original purchase date.

The Seclude X 18'6 is the single-axle mid-size in Oz Off Road's top couples tier. It carries the familiar Seclude platform with the X tier's premium off-grid equipment fitted over it. Tare is 2,260kg against a 3,000kg ATM (aggregate trailer mass), for a 740kg payload. The interior keeps the caravan queen bed on the extendable lift-up bed base. The kitchen carries a 274 litre compressor fridge, a microwave and a gas/electric hob and grill. A gas/electric hot water system and a 12V rangehood finish the cooking end. Two 300Ah lithium batteries and four 220W solar panels are the X tier's standard power fit. A 3000W Victron inverter, two 100/50 Smart Solar MPPT units and a 7 inch screen run the system. A 50A DC-DC charger and a Smart Shunt round out the electrics. Water storage is two 90 litre fresh tanks feeding one 90 litre grey tank. A Dometic Fresh Jet air conditioner and a diesel heater are both standard. An external hot/cold shower and a Seaflo water pump complete the water system. Shine Xt Stage 4 Air suspension is the X tier's upgrade over the base Seclude's setup. A larger tapered toolbox and rear-wing cladding are also X-specific. An 8 inch jockey wheel, brush bars and a DO35 hitch complete the underside. An AL-KO ESC system and a Safety Dave reverse camera cover the safety fit-out. A Carafan dust reduction system, an upgraded rear bar and Cowfish TV antenna are all standard. You order this van from the Penrith factory and wait 12 to 16 weeks for delivery anywhere in Australia. The warranty covers the structure for 24 months and the chassis for 5 years from the original purchase date.

The Crew X 18'6 opens Oz Off Road's luxury family tier on a single axle. It is the lightest way into the X equipment level for a family. Tare is 2,160kg, and Oz Off Road quotes an ATM (aggregate trailer mass) between 2,500kg and 2,800kg depending on the build. Payload runs from roughly 340kg to 640kg across that range. The interior fits bunk beds alongside a queen bed on a lift-up storage base. A 274 litre compressor fridge and a gas/electric hob and grill fit the kitchen. A gas/electric hot water system and a 12V rangehood finish the cooking end. Two 300Ah lithium batteries and four 220W solar panels are standard on the X tier. A 3000W Victron inverter and a 7 inch screen run the upgraded system. A 50A DC-DC charger and two 100/50 Smart Solar MPPT controllers keep it charged. The van carries two 90 litre fresh water tanks and a 90 litre grey tank. A Dometic Fresh Jet air conditioner, a diesel heater and an external hot/cold shower all come standard. Shine Xt Stage 4 Air suspension is the X tier's suspension upgrade over the base Crew. A larger tapered toolbox and rear-wing cladding also mark this tier out. An 8 inch jockey wheel and brush bars sit alongside a DO35 hitch. An AL-KO ESC system, a Safety Dave reverse camera and a Carafan dust reduction system are standard. An upgraded rear bar, an internal TV point and a Cowfish antenna finish the fit-out. Oz Off Road builds every van at its own factory in Penrith, NSW, and delivers Australia-wide on a 12 to 16 week lead time. Oz Off Road warrants the structure for 24 months and the chassis for 5 years, both from the original purchase date.

The Seclude X 20'6 is a dual-axle luxury couples van on Oz Off Road's premium platform. It shares its chassis with the cheaper Seclude tiers, upgraded with the X equipment package. Oz Off Road quotes a 2,560kg tare and a 3,500kg ATM (aggregate trailer mass) for this floorplan. That is a 940kg payload, a wide margin for extended off-grid travel. The caravan queen bed rides on the same extendable lift-up base as the rest of the Seclude range. A 274 litre compressor fridge and a gas/electric hob and grill make up the kitchen. A gas/electric hot water system and a 12V rangehood cover the rest of the cooking. Oz Off Road fits two 300Ah lithium batteries and four 220W solar panels as standard on this tier. A 3000W Victron inverter with two Smart Solar MPPT controllers charges the bank. A 50A DC-DC charger and a Smart Shunt round out the readout. Two 90 litre fresh water tanks and a 90 litre grey tank cover storage, run by a water pump. A Dometic Fresh Jet air conditioner, a diesel heater and an external hot/cold shower all come standard. Shine Xt Stage 4 Air suspension is the headline upgrade over the base Seclude's setup. 16 inch alloys, all-terrain tyres and a larger tapered toolbox complete the running gear. An 8 inch jockey wheel and brush bars sit behind a DO35 hitch. Cladding with a rear wing sets the X tier apart on the outside. A Carafan dust reduction system, an upgraded rear bar and an AL-KO ESC system are all standard. A Safety Dave reverse camera and an internal TV point round out the fit-out. Oz Off Road builds to order in Penrith, NSW, and quotes 12 to 16 weeks for delivery Australia-wide. Oz Off Road backs the structure with a 24-month warranty and the chassis with a 5-year warranty.

The Club Lounge X is the off-grid flagship of Oz Off Road's rear-lounge couples family. Four dual-axle layouts run 20 to 23 feet, each built on the X equipment package. Tare starts from 2,890kg and the ATM (aggregate trailer mass) starts from 3,500kg, varying with the layout chosen. That is at least 610kg of payload, more on lighter layouts. Unlike the queen-only Seclude X, this tier's interior fits bunk beds alongside the queen bed. A lift-up storage base sits under the main bed in every layout. A 274 litre compressor fridge and a gas/electric hob and grill fit the kitchen, with a gas/electric hot water system. Two 300Ah lithium batteries and four 220W solar panels are standard on the X tier. A 3000W Victron inverter and a 7 inch screen run the upgraded system. A 50A DC-DC charger and two 100/50 Smart Solar MPPT controllers keep it charged. Each layout carries two 90 litre fresh water tanks and a 90 litre grey tank. A Dometic Fresh Jet air conditioner, a diesel heater and an external hot/cold shower all come standard. Shine Xt Stage 4 Air suspension and a larger tapered toolbox mark the X tier's chassis upgrades. An 8 inch jockey wheel and brush bars sit alongside a DO35 hitch. Cladding with a rear wing sets it apart on the outside. An AL-KO ESC system, a Safety Dave reverse camera and a Carafan dust reduction system are standard. An upgraded rear bar, an internal TV point and a Cowfish antenna finish the fit-out. Oz Off Road runs its own factory in Penrith, NSW, and quotes 12 to 16 weeks to deliver anywhere in the country. Oz Off Road backs the structure with a 24-month warranty and the chassis with a 5-year warranty.

The Seclude X 21'6 is the longest floorplan in Oz Off Road's luxury couples tier. It runs the same dual-axle platform as the 20'6, stretched out for more living space. Tare is 2,660kg against a 3,500kg ATM (aggregate trailer mass), the same rating as the 20'6. Subtracting tare from that figure leaves an 840kg payload. The X tier's caravan queen bed sits on the extendable gas strut lift-up base. A 274 litre compressor fridge, microwave and gas/electric hob and grill fill the kitchen. A gas/electric hot water system and a 12V rangehood finish the cooking end. Power is two 300Ah lithium batteries fed by four 220W solar panels. A 3000W Victron inverter and a 7 inch system screen are standard on this tier. A 50A DC-DC charger and two 100/50 Smart Solar MPPT controllers manage the charge. The van carries two 90 litre fresh tanks and a 90 litre grey tank, via a Seaflo water pump. A Dometic Fresh Jet air conditioner, a diesel heater and an external hot/cold shower all come standard. The chassis rides on Shine Xt Stage 4 Air suspension, the X tier's suspension upgrade. Cladding with a rear wing and a larger tapered toolbox mark this tier out on the outside. An 8 inch jockey wheel and brush bars sit alongside a DO35 hitch. An AL-KO ESC system, a Safety Dave reverse camera and a Carafan dust reduction system are all standard. An upgraded rear bar, an internal TV point and a Cowfish TV antenna finish the exterior fit-out. Delivery comes from the Penrith factory, Australia-wide, on a 12 to 16 week build slot. A 24-month warranty covers the structure, and the chassis carries its own 5-year warranty.

The Crew X 21'6 is a tandem-axle luxury family van in the middle of the Crew X line-up. It takes the practical Crew layout and adds the X tier's off-grid equipment. Tare is 2,720kg against a 4,495kg ATM (aggregate trailer mass). That is a 1,775kg payload, a wide margin for a family carrying water and gear off-grid. Bunk beds sit alongside a queen bed on a lift-up storage base, standard on the X tier. A 274 litre compressor fridge and a gas/electric hob and grill fit the kitchen. A gas/electric hot water system and a 12V rangehood finish the cooking end. Two 300Ah lithium batteries and four 220W solar panels power the van as standard. A 3000W Victron inverter and two Smart Solar MPPT controllers manage charging. A 50A DC-DC charger and a Smart Shunt round out the electrics. Two 90 litre fresh tanks and a 90 litre grey tank cover water storage, run by a water pump. A Dometic Fresh Jet air conditioner, a diesel heater and an external hot/cold shower all come standard. Shine Xt Stage 4 Air suspension and a larger tapered toolbox are the X tier's chassis upgrades. 16 inch alloys and all-terrain tyres round out the running gear, on an 8 inch jockey wheel. Cladding with a rear wing sets this tier apart on the outside. An AL-KO ESC system, a Safety Dave reverse camera and an internal TV point cover the rest. Delivery comes from the Penrith factory, Australia-wide, on a 12 to 16 week build slot. Oz Off Road backs the structure with a 24-month warranty and the chassis with a 5-year warranty.

The Crew X 22'6 is the flagship of Oz Off Road's family line and its most expensive van. It is the largest van Oz Off Road builds for a family. Tare is 2,980kg on a tandem axle, against the same 4,495kg ATM (aggregate trailer mass) figure as the 21'6. Subtracting tare leaves a 1,515kg payload. The X interior pairs bunk beds with a queen bed on a lift-up storage base. A 274 litre compressor fridge, a microwave and a gas/electric hob and grill fill the kitchen. A gas/electric hot water system and a 12V rangehood finish the cooking end. Two 300Ah lithium batteries and four 220W solar panels are standard on this tier. A 3000W Victron inverter and a 7 inch screen run the system. A 50A DC-DC charger and two Smart Solar MPPT controllers keep it charged. Water is two 90 litre fresh tanks feeding a 90 litre grey tank, via a water pump. A Dometic Fresh Jet air conditioner, a diesel heater and an external hot/cold shower all come fitted. The chassis carries Shine Xt Stage 4 Air suspension and a larger tapered toolbox. 16 inch alloys, all-terrain tyres and rear-wing cladding finish the exterior, on an 8 inch jockey wheel. An AL-KO ESC system, a Safety Dave reverse camera and a Carafan dust reduction system are all standard. An upgraded rear bar and an internal TV point complete the fit-out. Oz Off Road sells factory-direct from Penrith, NSW, with delivery Australia-wide taking 12 to 16 weeks. The structure carries a 24-month warranty, and the chassis carries a 5-year warranty, both from purchase.