
Compact 2-berth camper
Good for couples who want cheaper fuel use, easier parking and are happy using campground showers.
Easy first leg: leave Sydney, learn the van, book a powered site or national park camp before dark.
Break it at Crescent Head, South West Rocks or Nambucca if surf and headlands are the priority.
Popular coast means book ahead; Byron is not where you test the free-camping laws.
Good reset zone for laundry, groceries, LPG swap and planning any K'gari or turtle-season side trip.
Split this in two; northbound distances stretch and fatigue sneaks up after lunch.
Add a Whitsundays buffer day if reef weather matters more than sticking to the spreadsheet.
Shorter tropical drives, waterfall detours, cassowary country and a final dump-and-clean before drop-off.

Good for couples who want cheaper fuel use, easier parking and are happy using campground showers.

Better for free-camp flexibility and longer stints between powered holiday parks.

More beds and storage, but plan campsites carefully because length and height matter.

Worth considering on a 2,600 km run so one person is not doing every Bruce Highway stint.

Turns a basic camp into dinner outside, which is half the point of hiring the van.

Availability varies by vehicle, so check inclusions online before you assume it is all aboard.
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