Stoney Creek Campers

The XL-FF is Stoney Creek's lightweight forward-fold camper for four, the cheapest model the maker builds. A queen bed sleeps the adults, and the dinette folds down for the kids. Tare is 1,160kg against a 1,500kg ATM, a 340kg payload margin. Ball weight sits at about 110kg at tare. That margin suits a small SUV tow vehicle as much as a full-size 4WD. A queen memory foam mattress covers the main bed, with the dinette converting for a second sleeper. A pull-out kitchen with upgraded rollers runs a 4-burner gas stove behind wind protection. A hidden table extension pulls out from the kitchen for extra bench space. A fridge up to 70 litres is available to add as an option. A 230Ah lithium battery comes standard, with a smart 240V charger and DC-DC charger built in. Add solar at 200W or 300W as an option to top up off grid. An 80 litre poly tank carries fresh water, with hot water plumbed through to a shower. A 12V pump with an external switch draws the water on demand. A 4 inch by 2 inch hot-dip galvanised A-frame rides on independent trailing arms with twin shocks. A mud terrain tyre and spare sit behind an off-road hitch rated to 3.0 tonnes. Ten inch electric brakes and a handbrake match the 1,500kg ATM. Heavy-duty canvas and a full annexe with poles, walls and floor come standard. LED lighting and a fire extinguisher round out the fit-out. Order it through any of the six Stoney Creek branches around the country. Stoney Creek's warranty gives 12 months on materials and workmanship and 5 years on the chassis.

The Dual Track is Stoney Creek's shortest off-road camper trailer, folding a rooftop tent over a queen bed. It suits a couple who want the smallest tow behind them and a bed that sets up in minutes. Tare is 1,150kg against a 2,000kg ATM, leaving an 850kg payload margin, the widest in the range. Ball weight sits at about 85kg. That margin covers water, gear and a passenger's worth of camping kit with room left over. A queen bed sits under the rooftop tent, with no internal living space. The slide-out kitchen runs a 2-burner gas cooktop over a stainless steel sink. A 45 litre fridge and freezer joins the kitchen as an optional extra. A 230Ah lithium battery and a 2000W inverter come standard. Add the 300W solar panel as an option to keep both topped up off grid. The 120 litre poly tank supplies fresh water on board. Gas heats the water on demand, plumbed through to the shower. A 4 inch by 2 inch rolled-edge chassis rides on independent trailing arm suspension with coil springs. Mud terrain tyres on 16 inch rims carry a spare, behind a Cruisemaster DO35 coupling. Electric brakes and a handbrake match the 2,000kg ATM. Two 4.5kg gas bottles, LED lighting and a fire extinguisher round out the standard fit-out. A 270 degree awning shades the campsite on arrival. Buy it through one of six Stoney Creek branches, from Queensland to Western Australia. A 12 month warranty covers materials and workmanship, backed by 5 years on the chassis.

The Nugget-RT is Stoney Creek's rooftop-tent pairing camper, built for two adults. A Darche Intrepidor 2 tent folds out above the compact steel body for quick setup. Tare is 1,150kg against a 1,600kg ATM, a 450kg payload margin. Ball weight sits at about 110kg at tare. Pack camping gear and a water tank's worth of supplies inside that margin. Two adults sleep in the rooftop tent, off a fully welded, powder-coated steel body. A pull-out kitchen runs a 2-burner gas stove behind wind protection, with cutlery and utensil drawers. A fridge or freezer up to 70L is available as an option. Two 100Ah lithium batteries give 200Ah of standard capacity. A 160W solar panel and a DC-DC charger keep them topped up while towing or camped. An 80 litre tank carries fresh water on board. Hot water runs plumbed through to a shower. Independent trailing arm suspension rides on twin shocks and coil springs. Mud terrain tyres on alloy rims sit behind an ADR-approved off-road hitch, with 12 inch electric brakes. A powder-coated, fully welded steel body skips the angles and pop rivets of a bolted design. The Darche awning and rooftop tent come standard, alongside dual jerry can holders and a fire extinguisher. The factory fits solar wiring and an Anderson plug as standard. Six Stoney Creek branches sell and service it, from Bundamba to Wangara. Materials and workmanship carry a 12 month warranty, and the chassis carries 5 years.

The Nugget-SF is Stoney Creek's soft-floor camper for two, the ground-level sibling of the Nugget-RT. A queen-style bed unfolds inside a canvas soft floor rather than a rooftop tent. Tare is 1,140kg against a 1,600kg ATM, a 460kg payload margin. Ball weight sits at about 105kg at tare. That is 10kg lighter on tare than the rooftop-tent Nugget-RT, for a near-identical margin. The queen-style bed suits two adults, with a high-quality mattress standard. A pull-out kitchen pairs a 2-burner gas stove with an electric mixer tap and stainless basin. A fridge and freezer up to 70L come fitted as standard on this model. Two 100Ah lithium batteries give 200Ah of capacity from the factory. Solar runs from 200W up to 300W, backed by a DC-DC charger for towing. An 80 litre poly tank holds fresh water. A plumbed system feeds hot water to the shower. A 6 inch by 2 inch hot-dip galvanised A-frame carries a seam-welded steel body. Independent trailing arm suspension and mud terrain tyres handle the rough stuff, on an ADR-approved off-road hitch. Electric brakes sized to the 1,600kg ATM bring it to a stop. A full annexe with poles and floor extends the living space at camp. An LED TV point, marine-style control panel and fire extinguisher round out the fit-out. The Nugget-SF lists at the same price as the rooftop-tent Nugget-RT. The maker sells and services it through six branches across the mainland states. Expect 12 months of cover on materials and workmanship, and 5 years on the chassis.

The Settler is Stoney Creek's off-road camper trailer for four, with a queen-style bed as standard. A convertible dining lounge folds down to a second double bed for the kids. Tare is 1,450kg against a 2,000kg ATM, a 550kg payload margin. Ball weight sits at about 185kg at tare. That margin is the lighter of Stoney Creek's two four-berth folding campers, alongside the SC-FF. The queen-style main bed anchors the layout, with the dinette converting to a second bed. A slide-out kitchen runs a gas 4-burner cooktop over a hot and cold sink. A 60 litre fridge and freezer sits with the kitchen. A 230Ah lithium-ion battery comes standard, alongside a 2000W inverter. Add a 300W portable solar panel as an option to run everything off grid. Two tanks carry water: 80 litres in the main tank and 50 litres in the secondary, able to isolate or balance. Roof racks and external storage carry the extras a family trip needs. A 6 inch by 2 inch rolled-edge chassis rides on independent trailing arm suspension. A mud terrain tyre and spare sit behind the coupling, with 12 inch electric brakes. A 7-pin plug and Anderson connection wire the trailer to the tow vehicle. A full annexe with poles, walls and a floor extends the camp living space. Three LED interior lights and upholstered seating round out the standard fit-out. Fit a heavy-duty, gas strut assisted boat or kayak loader as an option. Buy it through any of the six Stoney Creek branches, backed by a 12 month warranty and 5 years on the chassis.

The XL-FF6 is the six-berth stretch of Stoney Creek's lightweight forward-fold camper. A queen main bed, a double pull-out and a convertible dinette cover the extra berths. Tare is 1,200kg against a 1,650kg ATM, a 450kg payload margin. Ball weight sits at about 120kg at tare. The extra berths add just 40kg of tare over the four-berth XL-FF. Queen and double memory foam mattresses cover the six berths between them. A pull-out kitchen with a cutlery drawer and table extension runs a 4-burner gas stove. A 70 litre 12/240V fridge and freezer travels with the kitchen. A hot and cold mixer sink completes the cooking area. A 230Ah lithium battery comes standard, fed by a 160W solar panel with its own regulator. A smart 240V charger and DC-DC charger keep the battery topped up on the move. An 80 litre poly tank carries fresh water, with hot water plumbed through to a shower. A secure, lockable fill point protects the tank from contamination. A 4 inch by 2 inch hot-dip galvanised A-frame pairs with lightweight aluminium panels to save weight. A mud terrain tyre and spare ride on alloy rims, behind an off-road hitch rated to 3.0 tonnes. High-tensile fixings back up the twin shocks and coil springs on the suspension. A full annexe with poles, walls and floor comes standard for camp living. A 19 inch TV with DVD and a marine-style control panel round out the fit-out. The same six-branch national network that sells XL-FF also sells and services this one. 12 months backs materials and workmanship, and 5 years backs the chassis.

The SC-FF is Stoney Creek's forward-fold camper trailer for four, built around a 6-seat dinette. A queen bed sleeps the adults, and the dinette folds down to a second bed for kids. Tare is 1,570kg against a 2,000kg ATM, a 430kg payload margin. Ball weight sits at about 190kg at tare. Water, food and gear for a family of four fit inside that margin. The 6-seat dinette converts between dining and a second sleeping space. A pull-out kitchen runs a 4-burner gas stove over a stainless basin with hot and cold water. Spice racks, a cutlery drawer and a hidden table extension come with the kitchen. A fridge is available as an option rather than fitted as standard. A 230Ah lithium battery runs through a 12/240V management system. A 2000W inverter is standard; solar from 160W up to 300W is an optional add-on. Two tanks carry water: an 80 litre main tank and a 50 litre secondary, plumbed to isolate separately. Folded for travel, the camper stands 1.62m tall. A 6 inch by 2 inch rolled-edge chassis rides on upgraded independent trailing arm suspension. Mud terrain tyres carry a spare, behind an off-road hitch rated to 3.0 tonnes. The chassis folds down to that low travel height without losing ground clearance underway. A full annexe with poles, walls and a floor comes standard for camp living. Two 4.5kg gas bottles, LED lighting and a 19 inch TV round out the fit-out. Order it through any of the six Stoney Creek branches around the country. Materials and workmanship carry a 12 month warranty, and the chassis carries 5 years.

The SC-FF6 stretches Stoney Creek's forward-fold format to sleep six. A front king-style bed, a rear pull-out queen and a convertible dinette cover the extra berths. Tare is 1,800kg against a 2,400kg ATM, a 600kg payload margin. Ball weight sits at about 180kg at tare. That margin covers gear and provisions for a full six-berth trip. Three sleeping areas share the one body: the front bed, the rear pull-out and the dinette. A pull-out kitchen runs a 4-burner gas stove with an electric mixer tap over a stainless sink. Fridge options run from 62 litres up to 85 litres, fitted to order. A 230Ah lithium battery runs off a 200W solar panel with its own regulator. A 2000W inverter powers appliances off grid. Fresh water runs to a 120 litre main tank plus a 60 litre secondary tank. A plumbed hot water system feeds an external shower. A seam-welded steel body sits on independent trailing arm suspension with twin shocks and coil springs. Two spare mud terrain tyres ride on alloy rims, behind a Cruisemaster DO35 coupling and a 6 inch drawbar. Folded down, the camper stands 1.55m for the trip. Double-stitched, waterproofed 14oz canvas covers the annexe, complete with poles, walls and a floor. Memory foam mattresses, LED lighting and a stereo with DVD player come standard. Six branches across Queensland, New South Wales, Victoria, South Australia and Western Australia sell it. A 12 month warranty covers materials and workmanship, with 5 years on the chassis.

The Scout-X is Stoney Creek's entry-level off-road hybrid, with hard composite walls throughout. It sleeps three as standard, and Stoney Creek offers a fourth berth with an extra bunk. Tare is 1,410kg against a 1,850kg ATM, a 440kg payload margin. Ball weight sits at about 150kg at tare. That margin fits water, gear and camp supplies for a small family. A queen bed and a bunk bed cover the standard three berths, with a fourth bunk optional. The pull-out kitchen runs a 3-burner gas cooktop over a stainless sink with a hot and cold mixer. An external hot and cold shower washes down after a day on the tracks. Add an ensuite tent as an option if you want an enclosed shower and toilet space. A 230Ah lithium battery comes standard, fed by 300W of roof solar. A 2000W Renogy sine wave inverter runs appliances off grid. Two 50 litre poly tanks hold 100 litres of fresh water between them. Composite panelling insulates the cabin year-round. A hot-dip galvanised 4 inch by 2 inch frame rides on independent trailing arm suspension with twin shocks. Mud terrain tyres sit behind a Cruisemaster DO35 coupling, with 12 inch electric brakes. Marine-grade vinyl lines the cabin for easy cleaning after a muddy trip. A 270 degree batwing awning and a fridge storage slide come standard. LED lighting and a control panel round out the fit-out. The Scout-X is the entry point into the Scout hybrid line. Buy it through any of the six Stoney Creek branches around the country. The standard warranty gives 12 months on materials and workmanship, 5 years on the chassis.

The Scout-X Plus stretches Stoney Creek's entry hybrid to a full internal ensuite. It sleeps two as standard, trading the Scout-X's extra berth for a fixed bathroom. Tare is 1,577kg against a 2,200kg ATM, a 623kg payload margin, bigger than the standard Scout-X. Ball weight sits at about 175kg at tare. That extra margin covers the added weight of the ensuite and its water. A queen bed sits ahead of the internal ensuite. A pull-out kitchen with heavy-duty rollers runs a 3-burner cooktop over a stainless basin. An 85 litre fridge and freezer slides out beside the kitchen. A shower with a removable head and a cassette toilet make up the ensuite. A 230Ah lithium battery comes standard, fed by 300W of roof solar. A 2000W Renogy sine wave inverter powers appliances off grid. Two tanks carry fresh water: 50 litres and 80 litres, for 130 litres total. An 80 litre grey tank catches the run-off; a gas system heats the water. A hot-dip galvanised frame rides on independent trailing arm suspension with twin shocks and coil springs. A mud terrain tyre and spare sit behind a Cruisemaster DO35 coupling. Checker plate protects both water tanks from stone strikes underneath. A 270 degree awning and LED lighting come standard. A 22 inch smart TV and entertainment unit round out the fit-out. Six company-run branches sell and service it, from Queensland to Western Australia. Materials and workmanship run to 12 months of cover, the chassis to 5 years.

The Scout-11 is Stoney Creek's couples off-road hybrid, a queen bed paired with an L-shaped lounge. The lounge and dinette convert for dining or extra seating around camp. Tare is 1,660kg against a 2,500kg ATM, an 840kg payload margin. Ball weight sits at about 150kg at tare. That margin covers water, gear and provisions for a couple travelling long-term. A queen bed with a memory foam mattress anchors the layout. The pull-out kitchen runs a 4-burner cooktop over a stainless sink, next to an 85 litre fridge and freezer. A shower with a removable head and a Thetford cassette toilet make up the ensuite. A 460Ah Haidi lithium battery bank comes standard, fed by 300W of roof solar. A 3000W Renogy pure sine wave inverter powers appliances off grid. Two fresh tanks hold 200 litres between them, with a 50 litre grey tank to match. A Truma system heats the water; a floor-mounted air conditioner covers the cabin. A hot-dip galvanised 6 inch by 2 inch frame rides on independent trailing arm suspension. Mud terrain tyres on alloy rims sit behind a Cruisemaster DO35 coupling. Electric brakes with a breakaway system suit the 2,500kg ATM. Composite body panelling wraps the cabin for strength and insulation. A wind-out awning and a 24 inch smart TV round out the standard fit-out. The company sells it direct through its own branches, without an independent dealer network. The warranty runs 12 months on materials and workmanship, and 5 years on the chassis.

The Scout-11B fits twin bunks into Stoney Creek's Scout-11 hybrid body. A queen bed suits the parents, and the lower bunk folds down to dinette seating by day. Tare is 1,660kg against a 2,500kg ATM, an 840kg payload margin, the same figures as the couples Scout-11. Ball weight sits at about 150kg at tare. A family travelling with the bunks made up will use a fair share of that margin. Twin bunks sit opposite the queen bed, sleeping four in total. A pull-out kitchen runs a 4-burner cooktop with a flame failure device, over a stainless sink. An 85 litre 12V fridge and freezer handles the cooling. A shower with a removable head and a Thetford cassette toilet share the ensuite. Two 100Ah lithium batteries give 200Ah of standard capacity, fed by 300W of roof solar. A 2000W inverter is available as an optional extra rather than fitted standard. Two fresh tanks hold 200 litres between them, with a grey tank alongside. Gas and electric power together heat the water. The frame, suspension, tyres and coupling match the couples Scout-11 exactly. Electric brakes with a breakaway system suit the 2,500kg ATM. 240V power management and a wind-out awning come standard. A marine-style control panel and a 24 inch smart TV round out the fit-out. The Scout-11B lists at the same price as the couples Scout-11. Six company-run branches sell and service it, from Queensland to Western Australia. A 12 month warranty covers materials and workmanship, and 5 years covers the chassis.

The Somerset-13 is the smallest of Stoney Creek's on-road hybrid line, built for sealed-road touring. A queen bed and a combination toilet-and-shower ensuite fit into the single-axle body. Tare is 1,800kg against a 2,300kg ATM, a 500kg payload margin. Ball weight sits at about 105kg at tare. That margin covers water, groceries and gear for a couple travelling the black-top. A queen bed anchors the layout, next to a lounge for daytime use. A pull-out kitchen runs a 3-burner gas stove with an oven and grill, over a stainless sink. A 153 litre Dometic fridge and freezer handles the cooling. The ensuite combines the toilet and shower into one compact space. A 230Ah lithium battery comes standard, fed by 450W of roof solar. A 2000W sine wave inverter powers appliances off grid. Two tanks hold 240 litres of fresh water, backed by an 80 litre grey tank. A skylight hatch lets in extra light and airflow. A hot-dip galvanised frame rides on single-axle rubber torsion suspension with shocks, built for sealed roads. A 50mm ball hitch couples to the tow vehicle, with 12 inch electric brakes and breakaway safety. Dual batwing awnings shade both sides of the van at camp. Air conditioning and a reversing camera come standard. A 22 inch LED TV with DVD and generous storage round out the fit-out. Six company-run branches sell and service it, from Queensland to Western Australia. Somerset models built from June 2025 carry a 2 year manufacturing warranty and 5 years on the structure.

The Somerset-15 is a two-adult on-road hybrid from Stoney Creek's Somerset line. A queen bed and L-shaped lounge sit alongside a separate shower-and-toilet ensuite. Tare is 1,780kg against a 2,300kg ATM, a 520kg payload margin. Ball weight sits at about 150kg at tare. That margin covers water, provisions and gear for on-road touring. A queen bed with a memory foam mattress leads into the L-shaped lounge. An external 3-burner gas kitchen backs up a twin induction cooktop inside. A 152 litre fridge and freezer, plus a microwave, cover the cooking and cold storage. A separate shower and toilet make up the ensuite. A 230Ah lithium battery comes standard, fed by 450W of roof solar. A 2000W Renogy sine wave inverter powers appliances off grid. Two 100 litre tanks carry fresh water, backed by a 75 litre grey tank. Composite panelling insulates the cabin for on-road touring. A hot-dip galvanised A-frame and main members carry a torsion axle suspension. Tyres run 235/75R15 on 15 inch alloy rims, behind a 50mm tow ball hitch. A power-operated double entry step makes getting in and out easy. Air conditioning and a 24 inch smart TV come standard. A roll-out awning shades the campsite on arrival. The maker sells and services it from six branches rather than independent dealers. Somerset models built from June 2025 carry a 2 year manufacturing warranty and 5 years on the structure.

The Somerset-17 sits mid-range in Stoney Creek's on-road Somerset line, for two adults. A queen bed and L-shaped lounge lead to a dedicated ensuite with a separate toilet and shower. Tare is 1,925kg against a 2,500kg ATM, a 575kg payload margin. Ball weight sits at about 185kg at tare. That margin allows a longer on-road trip with both tanks full. A queen bed and L-shaped lounge fill the main living space. An external 3-burner kitchen backs up an internal 4-burner gas cooktop with a range hood inside. A 152 litre fridge, a microwave and a 2.5kg wall-mounted mini-washer round out the kitchen area. A separate toilet and shower make up the ensuite. A 230Ah lithium battery comes standard, fed by 450W of roof solar. A 2000W Renogy sine wave inverter powers appliances off grid. Two 100 litre tanks carry fresh water, backed by a 75 litre grey tank. A gas hot water system supplies the shower and kitchen taps. A hot-dip galvanised A-frame and main members carry a torsion axle suspension. Tyres run 235/75R15, behind a 50mm tow ball hitch built for sealed roads. LED lighting runs throughout the cabin. A reversing camera and a 24 inch smart TV come standard. A roll-out awning shades the van at camp. Buy it through one of six Stoney Creek branches, direct from the maker. Somerset models built from June 2025 carry a 2 year manufacturing warranty and 5 years on the structure.

The Scout-14 is Stoney Creek's mid-size couples hybrid, built around a king bed and interior ensuite. It suits a couple who want dinette, lounge and bathroom all under the one roof. Tare is 2,020kg against a 2,800kg ATM, a 780kg payload margin. Ball weight sits at about 175kg at tare. That margin allows a full water load plus touring gear for two on the road. A king bed with a memory foam mattress sits ahead of the dinette and lounge. The pull-out kitchen runs a Dometic 4-burner grill with a flame failure device. An 85 litre external fridge and a 49 litre internal fridge cover the cooling. A shower with a removable head and a Thetford cassette toilet form the ensuite. A 460Ah Haidi lithium battery bank runs off 400W of roof solar. A 3000W Renogy pure sine wave inverter handles appliances off grid. Two 120 litre tanks hold 240 litres of fresh water, backed by an 80 litre grey tank. Truma reverse-cycle air conditioning covers the cabin. A 6 inch by 2 inch hot-dip galvanised frame rides on independent trailing arm suspension. Two spare mud terrain tyres sit on alloy rims, behind a Cruisemaster DO35 coupling. Twin shocks and coil springs cushion the suspension over rough roads. Dual 3.7kg gas bottles and an electric awning come standard. A 22 inch smart TV and a power-operated entry step round out the fit-out. The maker sells and services it direct, through its own six branches. Cover runs 12 months on materials and workmanship, and 5 years on the chassis.

The Scout-13 steps up from the Scout-11 with a king bed and a separate ensuite. It suits a couple who want a proper bathroom and dedicated dinette in one hybrid body. Tare is 2,070kg against a 2,800kg ATM, a 730kg payload margin. Ball weight sits at about 115kg at tare. That gap leaves real room for water and touring gear on a longer trip. A king bed with a memory foam mattress leads into an interior lounge and dinette. The pull-out kitchen runs a Dometic 4-burner gas stove over a stainless sink, beside an 85 litre fridge and freezer. A separate shower and a cassette toilet with a vanity make up the ensuite. A 460Ah Haidi lithium battery bank comes standard, fed by 400W of roof solar. A 3000W Renogy pure sine wave inverter runs appliances off grid. Two 120 litre tanks hold 240 litres of fresh water, backed by a 75 litre grey tank. An electric pop-top roof and electric step make camp setup quick. Composite body panelling wraps a hot-dip galvanised frame with independent trailing arm suspension. Two spare mud terrain tyres ride on 16 inch alloy wheels, behind a Cruisemaster DO35 coupling. Dual shocks and coil springs cushion the ride over rough tracks. A toolbox, dual gas bottles and air conditioning come standard. Touchscreen entertainment and a marine-style control panel round out the fit-out. Buy and service it through any of the six Stoney Creek branches nationally. Materials and workmanship carry 12 months of warranty, and the chassis carries 5 years.

The Somerset-19 is the largest of Stoney Creek's on-road hybrid line, on dual axles. A queen island bed and a full-size ensuite with a light-up mirror anchor the layout. Tare is 2,323kg against a 2,800kg ATM, a 477kg payload margin, the tightest of the four Somerset models. Ball weight sits at about 268kg at tare, the heaviest ball figure in the Somerset line. Weigh the loaded van before a long trip, given how much of the ATM the tare already uses. A queen island bed with a memory foam mattress leads into the living area. The premium kitchen runs a 3-plus-1 stove top, oven and grill under a range hood, with spice racks built in. A Dometic upright compressor fridge and freezer handles the cooling. A full ensuite includes a shower, toilet, storage and a light-up mirror. A 230Ah lithium battery comes standard, fed by 450W of roof solar. A 2000W sine wave inverter powers appliances off grid. Two 120 litre tanks hold 240 litres of fresh water, backed by an 80 litre grey tank. Reverse-cycle air conditioning covers the cabin. A hot-dip galvanised frame carries dual-axle rubber torsion suspension with shocks. All-terrain tyres and a spare sit on 15 inch alloy rims, behind a 50mm ball hitch with a handbrake. A full washing machine sets this Somerset apart from its mini-washer-equipped siblings. A 22 inch LED TV with stereo and DVD comes standard. LED lighting and storage compartments round out the fit-out. Six company-owned branches sell and service it, from Bundamba to Wangara. Somerset models built from June 2025 carry a 2 year manufacturing warranty and 5 years on the structure.

The Outrider-15 is Stoney Creek's full-height off-road caravan, standing headroom throughout for two adults. It suits a couple who want to walk upright inside rather than duck under a pop-top roof. Tare is 2,185kg against a 3,000kg ATM, an 815kg payload margin. Ball weight sits at about 200kg at tare. That margin covers a loaded fridge, full water tanks and touring gear for two. A king bed sits at one end, with dinette seating and an interior ensuite at the other. The exterior slide-out kitchen runs a 4-burner cooktop over a stainless sink with a drying rack. An 85 litre external fridge and a 49 litre internal fridge back up the 2-burner interior stove. A separate shower and cassette toilet make up the ensuite. A 460Ah Haidi lithium battery bank runs off 600W of roof solar. A 3000W Renogy pure sine wave inverter powers appliances off grid. Two 120 litre fresh tanks hold 240 litres between them. An 80 litre grey tank catches the run-off. Air conditioning keeps the cabin comfortable in summer. A 6 inch by 2 inch hot-dip galvanised frame rides on independent trailing arm suspension with dual shocks. Mud terrain tyres on alloy rims sit behind a Cruisemaster DO35 coupling. Electric brakes with a breakaway system match the 3,000kg ATM. Composite walls and roof, an electric awning and a power step come standard. A 22 inch smart TV and touchscreen stereo cover entertainment; a stone guard and jockey wheel protect the front end. The company sells and services it from its own branches, not third-party dealers. Stoney Creek covers materials and workmanship for 12 months, and the chassis for 5 years.

The Outrider-15B adds triple bunks to Stoney Creek's full-height off-road caravan. It suits a family who want standing headroom and separate sleeping for the kids. Tare is 2,150kg against a 3,000kg ATM, an 850kg payload margin. Ball weight sits at about 200kg at tare. That is 35kg lighter on tare than the couples Outrider-15, for a slightly bigger margin. A king bed and triple bunks share the same full-height body as the standard Outrider-15. The kitchen runs a 4-burner cooktop with a flame failure device, over a stainless sink with hot and cold water. An 85 litre external fridge slide and a 49 litre internal fridge cover the cooling. A shower and cassette toilet make up the ensuite. A 460Ah Haidi lithium bank runs off 600W of roof solar, the same system as the couples model. A 3000W Renogy inverter handles appliances off grid. Two 120 litre fresh tanks hold 240 litres, backed by an 80 litre grey tank. Roof-mounted air conditioning cools the cabin. The hot-dip galvanised 6 inch by 2 inch frame carries independent trailing arm suspension with dual shocks. Two spare mud terrain tyres ride on 16 inch all-terrain rims, behind a Cruisemaster DO35 coupling. Electric brakes with a breakaway system suit the 3,000kg ATM. Gen 3 composite walls and roof cover a chequer plate toolbox with gas and generator storage. An electric fold-out step and exterior speakers round out the standard fit-out. The Outrider-15B lists at the same price as the couples Outrider-15. Buy it through one of six company-run branches rather than an independent dealer. A 12 month warranty covers materials and workmanship, and 5 years covers the chassis.

The Scout-15 is Stoney Creek's largest couples hybrid, with an electric pop-up roof over a king bed. It suits a couple who want the biggest hybrid body Stoney Creek builds, and a fixed ensuite inside. Tare is 2,305kg against a 3,000kg ATM, a 695kg payload margin. Ball weight sits at about 165kg at tare. That margin covers a fully loaded fridge, both water tanks and gear for long trips. A king bed leads into an L-shaped lounge and dinette. An external 4-burner cooktop and 85 litre fridge handle bigger cooking; a 2-burner cooktop and 49 litre fridge sit inside. A separate shower and cassette toilet share a dedicated bathroom sink and storage. A 460Ah Haidi lithium battery bank comes standard, fed by 600W of roof solar. A 3000W Renogy pure sine wave inverter powers appliances off grid. Two 120 litre tanks hold 240 litres of fresh water, backed by a 75 litre grey tank. Truma reverse-cycle air conditioning covers the cabin. A hot-dip galvanised 6 inch by 2 inch frame rides on independent trailing arm suspension with dual shocks. Two spare mud terrain tyres back up the tyres in use, behind a Cruisemaster DO35 coupling. The electric pop-up roof raises and lowers at the touch of a switch. A chequer plate toolbox and a stone guard protect the front end. Touchscreen stereo and a 22 inch smart TV cover entertainment. Six company-owned branches sell and service it, from Bundamba to Wangara. A 12 month warranty backs materials and workmanship, and a 5 year warranty backs the chassis.

The Scout-15B adds twin bunks to Stoney Creek's largest hybrid body. The bottom bunk folds down to lounge and dinette seating by day, sleeping four at night. Tare is 2,305kg against a 3,000kg ATM, a 695kg payload margin, the same figures as the couples Scout-15. Ball weight sits at about 165kg at tare. A family running the bunks folded out will use a solid share of that margin. Twin bunks sit opposite a king-size memory foam bed. Inside, a 2-burner induction cooktop sits over a sink with a hot and cold tap. A 49 litre internal fridge and an 85 litre external dual-zone fridge cover the cooling. A separate toilet and an internal shower make up the bathroom, on Truma gas and 240V hot water. A 460Ah Haidi lithium battery bank runs off 600W of roof solar, matching the couples Scout-15. A 3000W Renogy inverter handles appliances off grid. Two 120 litre tanks hold 240 litres of fresh water, backed by a 75 litre grey tank. Double-glazed windows with screens and block-out blinds line the cabin. The electric pop-up roof and slide-out external kitchen match the base Scout-15. Two spare mud terrain tyres travel with the van, on the same chassis and suspension as Scout-15. A 24 inch smart TV with touchscreen entertainment comes standard. Truma reverse-cycle air conditioning and a power-operated step round out the fit-out. The Scout-15B lists at the same price as the couples Scout-15. Six branches across the mainland states sell and service the range. A 12 month warranty covers materials and workmanship, and 5 years covers the chassis.

The Scout-15C is Stoney Creek's second twin-bunk layout on the largest hybrid body. Permanent full-size bunks face a large lounge and dinette, rather than a bunk that folds into the dinette. Tare is 2,305kg against a 3,000kg ATM, a 695kg payload margin, matching Scout-15 and Scout-15B. Ball weight sits at about 165kg at tare. The fixed bunks free up the dinette for daytime use without any folding down. Permanent full-size twin bunks sit opposite a king-size memory foam bed. A 2-burner induction cooktop sits over a sink with a hot and cold tap. A 49 litre internal fridge and an 85 litre external dual-zone fridge cover the cooling. A combined shower and cassette toilet share one wet bay, rather than two separate compartments. A 460Ah Haidi lithium battery bank runs off 600W of roof solar. A 3000W Renogy inverter powers appliances off grid. Two 120 litre tanks hold 240 litres of fresh water, backed by a 75 litre grey tank. Truma gas and 240V power together supply the hot water. The electric roof and slide-out external kitchen match the rest of the Scout-15 family. Scout-15C shares its chassis, suspension, tyres and coupling with Scout-15 and Scout-15B. A 24 inch smart TV with touchscreen entertainment comes standard. Truma reverse-cycle air conditioning and a marine-style control panel round out the fit-out. The Scout-15C lists level with its Scout-15 siblings. The maker sells it direct from six branches rather than through independent dealers. The chassis carries 5 years of warranty, and materials and workmanship carry 12 months.

The Scout-17 is Stoney Creek's off-road caravan, built on airbag suspension for two adults. It suits a couple who want a full-size kitchen and a fixed ensuite on tandem axles. Tare is 2,660kg against a 3,500kg ATM, an 840kg payload margin. Ball weight sits at about 245kg at tare. That margin covers a full-size fridge, both tanks and touring gear for two. A queen bed leads into an interior L-shape lounge. The kitchen runs both a 3-burner gas stove and an induction cooktop, next to a 180 litre full-size fridge and freezer. A microwave sits alongside the cooktops for quick meals. An ensuite with a separate toilet and shower completes the layout. A 460Ah Haidi lithium battery bank comes standard, fed by 700W of roof solar. A 3000W Renogy pure sine wave inverter powers appliances off grid. Two 120 litre tanks hold 240 litres of fresh water, backed by an 80 litre grey tank. Air conditioning keeps the cabin comfortable on the road. A hot-dip galvanised frame carries the tandem axle on Airbag Man airbags. Mud terrain tyres sit behind a Cruisemaster DO35 coupling, with 12 inch heavy-duty electric brakes. Travel height runs to 3.3m with the airbags set to highway pressure. A reversing camera and a 22 inch TV come standard. Extensive storage rounds out the composite-walled cabin. The company sells and services it from six of its own branches nationwide. Stoney Creek backs materials and workmanship for 12 months, and the chassis for 5 years.

The Scout-18B is Stoney Creek's bunk-equipped off-road caravan, riding on airbag suspension. Large triple bunks sit behind a sliding door for privacy, alongside a queen bed for the parents. Tare is 2,745kg against a 3,500kg ATM, a 755kg payload margin. Ball weight sits at about 265kg at tare. That margin covers a family's gear on top of a loaded upright fridge and both tanks. A queen bed and the triple bunks give the whole family their own space. The kitchen runs an induction cooktop with a range hood, over a stainless basin with hot and cold mixer taps. An upright compressor fridge with a freezer handles the cooling. A full-size ensuite includes a spacious shower and a separate toilet. Two 230Ah Haidi lithium batteries give 460Ah of standard capacity, fed by 900W of roof solar. A 3000W Renogy pure sine wave inverter runs appliances off grid. Two 120 litre tanks hold 240 litres of fresh water, backed by an 80 litre grey tank. Roof-mounted air conditioning covers the whole cabin. A hot-dip galvanised frame carries the tandem axle on independent trailing arm suspension and airbags. Mud terrain tyres on 15 inch alloy rims sit behind a Cruisemaster DO35 coupling. Travel height settles at 2.95m with the airbags at highway pressure. Dual gas bottles and a roll-out awning come standard. A reversing camera, microwave and 22 inch LED TV round out the fit-out. The Scout-18B lists level with the Scout-17. Six branches across the mainland states sell and service the range. A 12 month warranty covers materials and workmanship, and 5 years covers the chassis.

The Scout-19 tops Stoney Creek's off-road caravan range, the dearest model the maker currently builds. A queen bed and full-size ensuite fill out the largest body in the Scout line. Tare is 2,750kg against a 3,500kg ATM, a 750kg payload margin. Ball weight sits at about 145kg at tare, light for a van of this size. That margin still covers a loaded upright fridge and both water tanks with room to spare. A queen bed with a memory foam mattress leads into the living area. The kitchen runs a Thetford grill, oven and stovetop under a range hood, over a stainless basin with mixer taps. An upright compressor fridge with a freezer handles the cooling. A full-size ensuite carries a spacious shower and a separate toilet. Two 230Ah Haidi lithium batteries give 460Ah of standard capacity, fed by 700W of roof solar. A 3000W Renogy pure sine wave inverter powers appliances off grid. Two 120 litre tanks hold 240 litres of fresh water, backed by a 75 litre grey tank. Truma air conditioning covers the cabin, with an overhead skylight for extra light. A hot-dip galvanised frame carries the 3,500kg-rated tandem axle on independent trailing arm suspension and airbags. Two spare mud terrain tyres travel with the van, behind a Cruisemaster DO35 coupling. A Black Jack electric jockey stand and a slide-out kitchen speed up setup at camp. Dual gas bottles and a manual roll-out awning come standard. A reversing camera and 22 inch smart TV round out the entertainment and safety fit-out. Buy it through one of six Stoney Creek branches rather than a third-party dealer. 12 months of warranty covers materials and workmanship; 5 years covers the chassis.