Parts & Accessories

Caravan Parts & Accessories

Regardless of whether you’re a caravan, motorhome, campervan or camper trailer fan, exploring Australia in an RV is a dream come true for many people. Caravan parts and accessories are a must-have addition for travellers, and can improve comfort, convenience, and safety, making an enjoyable journey even more amazing.

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RV accessories

Caravan accessories cover a wide range of products designed to make your RV safer, more comfortable, and super-functional. From essential cooking gear to tech upgrades, they all play an important role. The right choices can transform your van into a virtual home-on-wheels.

Power and electrical

Exploring the vast array of caravan electrical components is essential for any caravan owner looking to enhance or maintain their vehicle's electrical system. From powering up your caravan to ensuring all devices run smoothly, understanding these components is key.

Towing and car accessories

Whether it's enhancing brake efficiency or ensuring an optimal field of vision with a reversing camera and towing mirrors, accessories can play a vital role in the stability and safety of a vehicle. Understanding the pivotal role of chassis parts is also fundamental to RV safety.

Gas and plumbing

Ensuring your caravan is fitted with the right gas fittings is crucial for convenience, efficiency and safety. Caravan plumbing systems are also essential for making your journey functional and comfortable by ensuring you have water for cooking, drinking and bathing.

Frequently Asked Questions

Caravan accessories are a wide range of items that can enhance your caravanning experience. Some are practical essentials that will help you travel smoothly and safely, and include ventilation, filtration systems, levelling systems, and tow vehicle equipment. Some are based around comfort, and include furniture, portable toilets, and portable kitchens. Safety gear accessories include things that protect your caravan like alarms, security locks and fire extinguishers. And then there are entertainment accessories like outdoor speakers, portable TV systems and Wi-Fi accessories.

It all depends on where you’re going and for how long and your travel preferences. Safety essentials include a First Aid kit, a fire extinguisher, and a communication device so you can make calls when you have no phone signal. Towing essentials include towing mirrors for extra visibility, tow bars and accessories, and chocks or wheel clamps for security and to stop your RV’s wheels moving. Recovery essentials (if your car gets bogged) include gloves, wheel ramps, a shovel, self-recovery gear, snatch recovery gear (so one vehicle can be used to pull another vehicle free).

Choosing the right caravan accessories involves considering things like the layout and size of your caravan, the type of trip you plan to take, and your personal preferences. It’s a good idea to prioritise accessories with your travel goals, whether they are maximising safety, comfort, convenience or a combination of one or more of these. Seeking recommendations, reading reviews, and consulting with experienced caravaners can all help you make informed decisions.

It depends on what they are and how many you have! However, you should never exceed the weight limit of your vehicle (you can find details of this in your owner’s manual). Towing affects vehicles in several ways, including increased fuel consumption, reduced vehicle control and manoeuvrability, and decreased acceleration and braking performance. Therefore, when assessing the load, consider the weight of both your vehicle and your caravan, including the number of passengers you intend to carry, equipment in the tow vehicle, modifications to the tow vehicle (like bull bars and roof racks), and the load on your caravan. Some of the major contributors to heavy loads can be gas bottles, water tanks, generators and bike racks. It is also important to consider extra weight you may accumulate along the way, for example, toilet waste cassettes and grey water tanks.