KEA Motorhomes | Better By Design & Experience

With over 25 years of experience, KEA Motorhomes are proudly built in Australia and New Zealand and designed to offer superior handling, comfort, and fuel efficiency only available in a motorhome built on a van chassis. Apollo RV Super Centre is proud to announce that the brand will transition to become part of the larger Apollo RV Super Centre family, bringing together KEA’s trusted touring heritage with the next generation of Windsor motorhomes and campervans. What does this mean for customers after KEA motorhomes for sale? Apollo RV Sales will continue to offer pre-owned KEA motorhomes and campervans, while many former KEA models will now appear within the Windsor lineup. Support, servicing, warranties and finance options will also continue via Apollo RV Super Centre dealerships. Need to know more? Contact our team.

KEA 2 & 3 berth Motorhomes

Ideal for couples and small families, these compact touring motorhomes were historically part of the KEA range, and similar touring formats continue within Windsor models today.

KEA 4-berth Motorhomes

KEA’s 4-berth motorhomes historically included the Navigator and the Discovery, and are perfect for larger groups. Newer versions will now appear within the Windsor motorhome lineup.

KEA 6-berth Motorhomes

These family-focused models, previously known as the KEA River range, will transition to the Windsor River motorhome lineup and include the Windsor River, Windsor River Euro, and Windsor River Platinum.

KEA Campervans - HiTop T490

This was the KEA camper offering, and similar formats will now appear across the Windsor campervan range, including the Maverick 4WD, Nomad, and Trailblazer.

KEA FAQs

KEA Motorhomes has been around for over 25 years, and vehicles have been manufactured to meet unique Australian conditions. Every KEA Motorhome is manufacturer-approved and carefully maintained to ensure a longer lifetime of adventures, and Windsor will continue to offer multiple options of new and pre-owned vehicle models, ages and price points, from campervans to 2-berth to 6-berth motorhomes.

Many factors can affect a motorhome’s fuel efficiency, including weight, tyre pressure, air resistance, driving speed, and engine maintenance. Driving style can also play a role — steady, smooth driving is more fuel-efficient than braking and frequent acceleration. Ensuring your RV is operating at maximum efficiency can also be relevant. Your engine should be working correctly, oil levels should be adequate, oil should be clean, and small details like cabin drag should be monitored.

As a general rule, yes, as long as it doesn’t obstruct others and you follow your state's relevant parking laws. However, because your RV is wider, longer and higher than a car, you’ll need to take extra care when parking. Try not to park too close to an intersection where the height of your motorhome could obstruct other drivers' views. If you’re still getting used to parking, choose a generously sized spot where you won’t feel rushed or overwhelmed. ‘Freedom’ parking is different. You can’t just park where it suits you; in Australia, freedom camping is only allowed in designated areas. Check local council websites for details.

Essentially, no. The experience can be quite different, and it may take some time to get used to it if you’re not accustomed to larger vehicles. But the good news is, with a bit of practice (and some confidence), you’ll be driving like a pro. The key is to take your time and practice driving somewhere quiet first where you won’t feel under pressure. A few tips — get used to taking corners wider and slower, take care when trying to fit into tight parks or doing a three-point turn, and practice reversing. A motorhome is also heavier than the car you may be used to driving, so allow more time to brake, maintain a safe speed, and keep a safe distance from other vehicles. And remember the height of your motorhome! Look for cantilever awnings, height indicator signs, and overhanging tree branches.

Giving your motorhome a regular interior and exterior clean is vital. Wipe down surfaces and bench tops, sweep and vacuum, and sanitise your toilet and bathroom regularly. Washing down its exterior will also prevent the build-up of debris and dust and allow you to check for any external damage that might need seeing. In order for you to get the most out of your motorhome, you should book a regular service with an Apollo RV Sales Service centre — annually at a minimum, but more frequently if you use your vehicle often. This will reduce the chance of anything significant going wrong and help keep you safe as you travel. Windsor’s support network will continue to offer maintenance and after-sales service on all KEA vehicles.