A New Age caravan in the Australian landscape

We build the home. You write the story.

New Age exists for one reason: so the people who want to see Australia never have to choose between going far and living well. That is the why. Everything on this page is the how.

Why we exist

The best of Australia is a long way from your driveway. We do not believe you should have to leave home to see it.

So we build homes that travel. That belief has had one name on the door since 2008: New Age.

Month two, and it still feels like yours

The moment that tests a van is not day one, it is week nine. So we design interiors the way architects design apartments, and give you fifty-one ways to make it nobody else's.

The last 40 km are never sealed

The places worth going are past the bitumen. So the chassis is one continuous frame, the body is one-piece composite, and there is no structural timber in the build to rot.

One name to stand behind it

Framing, CNC and final assembly happen under one roof in Campbellfield, Victoria. When one team builds the whole van, there is one team accountable for the whole van.

Year three, somewhere remote

The promise has to hold long after the handover photo. A 3-year Bumper to Hitch warranty and a national dealer and service network travel with you.

What that adds up to

The what is simple:vans that keep the promise.

The why and the how only matter if you can check them. So here is the what, as four facts: where the vans are made, since when, at what scale, and who stands behind them. Work down through them.

The New Age factory floor in Campbellfield, Victoria

01 · Where they're made

Where are New Age caravans made?

Every New Age caravan is designed and built in Campbellfield, Victoria, with framing, CNC componentry and final assembly under the same roof, on the same site we have built from since 2004.

In plain terms: built here by one team, never imported.

CNC cutting caravan componentry in-house at New Age

02 · Since when

Framing since 2004. Our own vans since 2008.

Before the first van wore our name, we spent four years as New Age Frames and Designs, building the structural frames other people's caravans were made of. We knew how every van was built before we built our own.

In plain terms: two decades inside the bones of the industry.

Chassis awaiting assembly at New Age

03 · At what scale

From five a week to more than 2,000 a year

Five caravans left the line each week in 2009. Today it is more than 2,000 a year, with robotic chassis welding and in-house CNC keeping van two thousand as consistent as van one.

In plain terms: the consistency of scale, without the shortcuts of it.

A New Age caravan in the Flinders Ranges

04 · Who's behind them

Who owns New Age Caravans?

New Age Caravans is part of the JB Group family of Australian caravan manufacturers. New Age Caravans Pty Ltd (ABN 45 112 877 139) gets group-scale manufacturing investment and buying power, while every van still comes out of the one Victorian factory.

In plain terms: the muscle of a group, the accountability of one factory.

Out there right now

Don't take our word for it.Follow them.

Three travellers, three very different laps of the country, all towing New Age. The toggle picks whose trip you follow.

A New Age Road Owl on the Great Ocean Road at golden hourThe family lapRugby league great Greg Inglis and his family, in their Road Owl 19.
Apartment-style New Age interior with timber benchtop kitchenHome wherever they pull upAustralia's best caravan and camping spots, kids in tow.
A New Age caravan on a road through the GrampiansJoin the journeyFollow the family on Instagram and YouTube.

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Join the journey

Follow the trips as they happen, then borrow the itineraries for your own.

That is our part of the story. Yours starts wherever you are. Pick your chapter.