Motorhomes For Sale
Explore new and pre-owned motorhomes for sale through Apollo RV Super Centre’s Australian dealership network. Whether you’re planning weekends away or a longer trip around Australia, compare available vehicles by layout, sleeping capacity, size and budget. Browse the listings below, then speak with our team about the motorhomes that suit your travel plans.
Motorhome vs Caravan vs Campervan
Choosing between a motorhome, caravan and campervan comes down to how you want to travel once you’re on the road. A motorhome combines driving and living space in one vehicle, while a caravan lets you leave your accommodation at camp and head out in your tow vehicle. A campervan usually fits its living space within a van body, with different compromises around room, storage and everyday use.
RV Type | Main advantage | What to consider |
Motorhome | Driving and accommodation are combined, with no caravan to hitch or tow. | If you drive away from camp, your accommodation usually goes with you. Check overall size, parking needs and licence suitability. |
Caravan | You can leave the caravan at camp and use the tow vehicle for local trips. | You need a suitable tow vehicle and must consider towing limits, loading and setup. |
Campervan | A van-based layout can offer a smaller footprint for travel and parking. | Compare standing room, bed setup, storage and bathroom facilities; these vary between vehicles. |
Think about a typical day away: will you stay at one campsite and take day trips, or move between destinations regularly? Compare our caravans and campervans with the motorhomes listed here, paying attention to the space you need, your preferred sleeping setup and how comfortable you feel driving or towing each option.
FAQs – Motorhomes For Sale
Motorhome prices vary with the vehicle’s age, condition, brand, layout and equipment. Compare current listings for vehicles with similar specifications, and check whether government charges are included. Ask for a written total before committing, then allow separately for insurance, registration, servicing, storage and travel costs.
A standard car licence generally covers motorhomes up to and including 4.5 tonnes gross vehicle mass (GVM), subject to your licence conditions. The relevant figure is the vehicle’s rated GVM, not its empty weight. Check the motorhome’s details and confirm your eligibility with your state or territory licensing authority before buying.
Choose based on your budget, preferred layout and the condition of the vehicles available. A new motorhome may offer current equipment and available options. A used motorhome may cost less upfront, but check its service records, condition and any previous repairs. For either choice, confirm the inclusions and applicable warranty before deciding.
Not necessarily. Berths describe sleeping capacity, while approved travel seats determine how many people can travel in the vehicle. Check both figures for the individual motorhome. If children will be travelling, also confirm suitable restraint positions and anchor points. Do not assume every lounge or dining seat can be used while driving.
Plan for both vehicle servicing and care of the living-area equipment. This can include tyres, brakes, batteries, seals, plumbing and fitted appliances. Follow the relevant manufacturer schedules and ask about upcoming work on the motorhome you are considering. Costs depend on its age, condition, use and equipment.
That depends on its fitted equipment and your power and water use. Check battery capacity, charging options, appliance requirements, fresh-water storage and waste capacity. Solar panels alone do not determine how long you can stay away from mains power. Ask which appliances the system can run and plan places to refill, recharge and empty waste.
To arrange a viewing at an Apollo RV Super Centre dealership, contact our team with the listing or stock number of the motorhome you’re interested in. We can confirm its availability and location, discuss viewing and test-drive arrangements, and answer your questions before you visit.