The best teardrop campers and pod campers in Australia

Founded by bayside local, Shaun, Outbound Adventure offers an unforgettable getaway with ready to tow Caravans and Camper Trailers available for hire all year round. Having not had a caravan or camper before I have found it so easy to use. Learning to hitch it up and pulling it is a lot easier than I thought and worries about doing it on my own were quickly gone. The after purchase service by song has been fantastic and I would recommend to anyone. Priced at a budget-friendly $23k, the WOTAPOD is the perfect introduction to the teardrop camper world.
The JPOD is barely in the teardrop shape, but with Jayco being such a big name brand, I thought it likely that many people would think of this model. It doesn’t have the kitchen on the back like most of these teardrops, but it is still small and light. For more information on these teardrop camping trailers and where to find dealers, head to the Little Guy Australia website. There are plenty of other small campers that are only as big as a bed, but just to keep this list from becoming bigger than tear drop camper Ben Hur, I’m limiting it to teardrop shaped campers. We understand this is a big investment that you want to get right.

After seeing the difference between the Cruizy models and normal teardrop campers we made the decision on the spot. On rough roads it followed well and had no issues tracking nicely behind our car.The worst thing about camping (although this is glamping) is the pack up. Some campers say they take no  time to pack up, but my experience is different.
Over kms and 180 camping nights later we still love it and the life style it has provided. Thank you to Song and the crew for your product and friendly expertise and help in the odd ‘emergency’ - all of which were caused by ‘pilot’ errors. Quality roof-top tent for guests or the younger family members. Includes higher grade regulator for charging lithium batteries.
The JAG Pod is our most compact and agile camper, purpose-built for adventurers who want to explore without the hassle of heavy towing. At just 720kg, it’s light enough to be towed by almost all cars, including electric vehicles, yet tough enough to handle off-road tracks with ease. With a streamlined profile and clever design throughout, the Pod delivers maximum functionality in a minimal footprint. The Dometic Tailgater by JAG is the ultimate grab-and-go inflatable shelter – perfect for weekend escapes, beach days, or quick overnight stays. It attaches seamlessly to the rear of any camper or car, creating instant shade and weather protection wherever you pull up.

Oz Canopies & 4×4 started in 1998 as a family-owned business selling 4×4 accessories for utes. These days  they’ve branched out to include a teardrop camper and pod camper in their range. Nimble Campers is a classic retro teardrop camper with sofa seating and a table that converts into a queen-size bed. Internal cupboards, under-seating storage and a galley-style hatch kitchen accommodate a simple getaway. This got me thinking about the pros and cons of a teardrop camper trailers and whether or not I could travel in a camper that is so small.
Big on size, big on features, the Side Kick is one to look over. Large fridge space, pantry, side access storage, 2 doors and a large side drop down instant kitchen preparation bench with easy access storage shelving. All in a 2400mm long body on a tough Aussie made chassis with awning package available. Large side doors and windows, Queen bed, insulated design, generous fridge space with each way access, great awning options, tough suspension, large front storage box.
Creature comforts include a full queen-sized bed, storage cupboards and drawers, USB and 12V points, a padded headrest fitted with an overhead shelf and the Cool Beans Itech Smart Power System. Have you caught on that bigger isn’t always better when it comes to towing a caravan? For those that have, here’s some of the best teardrop campers and pod campers you can get in Australia. With a massive 5x5m footprint, the JAG Air-Pavilion delivers serious space wherever you set up. Built from rugged, storm-ready materials, it stands strong in wild weather, yet inflates in minutes with zero poles or hassle. It has been purposed designed for the JAG Teardrop Camper, providing a large an extra large living space.

If you hadn’t noticed old-school teardrop campers are making a comeback in Australia. At just 580kg, Cruizy Campers are designed with your convenience in mind. Their compact size and lightweight structure mean they can be effortlessly towed by most medium-sized vehicles, making your journey smooth and hassle-free. Due to their aerodynamic design and short profile, they easily follow along behind the car. No, regular teardrop campers do not have enough internal height to be able to stand up in them.
Check out this post for the full directory of pod campers Australia. The Sherpa is a striking camper has been aptly named, it carries everything you could need. It’s got a roof-top tent, bat wing awning, ensuite tent and all in a small and light package. See all the details over the Sherpa on the BRS Offroad website. Brought to us by Royal Flair Caravans, the Hero Ranger is a Danish designed tear drop camper that is lightweight yet resilient. The cost of the Bruder EXP-4 is not for the faint-hearted, but neither is the Bruder itself.

You may be looking for teardrop camper plans or even teardrop camper kits, but I’ve found them pretty hard to come by here in Australia. Tiny Camper do have teardrop camper kits but they’re based in the EU so not really much good to us in Australia. The interior can be converted to either a queen size bed or a dining area. These cute and colourful campers are in the classic tear drop shape, but just a bit bigger than most of the tear drops we have listed here. The kitchen offers two 30L fridge/freezer drawers, a simple fold-down bench, slide-out food drawer, a pop-down sink, 140L water and more.
The Enfield is Lumberjack’s smallest pod camper and, with the addition of a rooftop tent, can house a small family. Unlike its predecessor, the Sheoak, this updated version comes standard with a REDARC Battery Management System with solar reg, charging and Bluetooth controls, a 1 x 150Ah Lithium battery, 240V connection and more. When it comes to teardrop camper rentals in Brisbane, several companies offer affordable and reliable services. Make sure to choose a reputable company that provides well-maintained campers, insurance options, and support services. Riptide Camper boss David Ede worked in the boat and trailer manufacturing industries, before spotting a gap in the market for a slightly bigger, premium teardrop camper that offers more storage and interior room. Ridge Teardrop Campers offer handmade campers, built in Sydney, Australia.
Caretta teardrop caravans are built in Turkey by a company who’ve been making caravans for 44 years. Caretta Australia have been importing and testing their teardrop campers in Australia since 2013. The off-road model has been extensively tested in the Outback and in conditions including sand, gravel, corrugated roads, water, snow and ice. This small Side Kick Teardrop Camper compact pod has an inner spring mattress and big kitchen fit out.