Self-Sufficient Travel for Remote Adventures
Go beyond powered campsites and into Australia's most spectacular remote locations. Our off-grid capable campervans feature solar panels, large water tanks, dual batteries, and everything you need for extended wilderness camping.
Australia's most breathtaking camping spots are often the most remote — pristine beaches with no facilities, outback gorges far from any power grid, and bush camps surrounded by nothing but nature. To reach and stay in these places, you need a campervan that's truly self-sufficient.
Off-grid capable campervans are equipped with solar panels for renewable energy, dual battery systems for extended power, large freshwater tanks, grey water containment, and in many cases onboard bathroom facilities. These features let you camp independently for days without needing powered sites, water taps, or amenities blocks.
Whether you're chasing Western Australia's remote coastline, exploring the outback beyond the highways, or simply preferring the peace and beauty of unpowered bush camps, an off-grid campervan opens up a world of possibilities.
Roof-mounted solar panels recharge batteries daily, powering your fridge, lights, and devices indefinitely.
Separate house battery stores solar energy and charges while driving — independent from the starter battery.
50-150 litre freshwater tanks provide days of independence for drinking, cooking, and washing.
Onboard toilet and shower (on motorhomes) mean complete independence from campground amenities.
Responsible waste management lets you camp in environmentally sensitive areas.
Larger fuel tanks and efficient engines on off-grid vehicles handle the distances between remote fuel stops.
These vehicle types offer the best off-grid capabilities:
These locations reward travellers with off-grid capable vehicles:
Get the most from your off-grid campervan with these practical strategies:
Collect your campervan from any of our 10 depots across Australia