Touring Terrain
A PVC frame carries Alucomp composite cladding on the front, rear and sides, capped with a one-piece fibreglass roof. Fully insulated, and no timber anywhere in the wall.
SealedSealed highway, coastal routes, powered sites.
See the range
Past the sealFormed gravel, corrugated roads, station tracks.
See the rangeTouring Terrain for sealed roads. Terrain Tuff for everything past them. Two ranges, neither one the upgrade.


Not sure yet? Only six systems change between the two ranges, and all six are structure, running gear or water. Power, cooking, bathroom and cold storage are the same van either way. See what carries across.
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CNC cabinetry, recessed door hinges and a full-height bed head, 2,265mm of internal width, a 200L compressor fridge and a 3.5kW inverter air conditioner. What changes between the ranges is running gear and structure, and that story lives with each model. This is everything that carries across.



The Touring Terrain 23′ Wide Bunk, in 3D. Stand in the galley, open the ensuite and count the bunks from home. Then see one in person at a dealer.
Both ranges are insulated end to end, both are timber-free, and both leave the same Melbourne line. The wall system is the one structural decision the range makes for you. Here is each, as the build sheet specifies it.



A PVC frame carries Alucomp composite cladding on the front, rear and sides, capped with a one-piece fibreglass roof. Fully insulated, and no timber anywhere in the wall.
Composite sandwich panel forms the front, rear, sides and the roof as one continuous system across the whole shell. Fully insulated, and no timber anywhere in the wall.
Each range page takes the build apart. Wall, chassis, suspension, power, water and living space, then every specification underneath.
A road-surface test for choosing between on-road and off-road.Read the guideDo you need an off-road caravan?Choosing · 4 min
The conventions, fixed points and measurements that reveal how a caravan will live.Read the guideHow to read a caravan floor planPlans & layouts · 5 min
Sidewall numbers, load index, pressure principles and date codes explained.Read the guideCaravan tyres and pressuresHow it's built · 4 minEvery new Network RV carries the same three-year factory warranty, whichever range it is, with your rights under Australian Consumer Law sitting over the top. Nothing hides in the fine print.
Three years' manufacturer's warranty on every new Network RV, from first registration: Touring Terrain and Terrain Tuff, the same term and the same cover. Your dealer registers it at handover, and a claim starts with one call to the team that built the van at Campbellfield.
Manufacturer's warranty, from first registration
Your dealer registers your warranty at handover
Built, serviced and backed from Campbellfield
One term, identical on Touring Terrain and Terrain Tuff
And separately, the law. Our goods come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under the Australian Consumer Law. You're entitled to a replacement or refund for a major failure. The written warranty is in addition to those rights, and where your consumer rights are stronger, they prevail.
Nothing settles a caravan decision like an hour in the van. Find your nearest dealer, book a time, or send us the question you're stuck on.
An hour in the van answers more than any spec table. Book a time at your nearest dealer and it will be ready when you arrive.
Book a visitLayouts, lead times, tow questions: send it through and the Campbellfield team answers it, plainly.
Enquire nowThe questions we get most, answered straight. Anything else, ask us.
Six systems change: wall construction, suspension, coupling, wheels and tyres, water capacity and exterior hardware. Everything else, from power to cooking to the bathroom, is the same van either way. The split is terrain, not a tier: Touring Terrain is built for sealed roads, Terrain Tuff for everything past them, and neither one is the upgrade.
Yes. Bunk layouts sit in both ranges, in single and tandem axle. There are 41 layouts across the two ranges, 22 Touring Terrain and 19 Terrain Tuff, from 15'6" to 24 feet: couples plans, bunk plans and everything between.
Every Network RV is built in Campbellfield, Melbourne, on the same line, to the same build standard, whichever range it is.
A 150mm Permagal chassis, 315Ah of lithium with 400W of solar, a 200L compressor fridge, 3.5kW inverter air conditioning, a washing machine, a full ensuite and a 16-foot awning, identical in both ranges. The full list is in the specification for every layout.
Network RV is owned and built by J.B. Caravans Pty Ltd, the Melbourne group behind JB Caravans, New Age Caravans and Traveller. JB purchased the Network RV brand and its intellectual property from the administrators of the previous company. The previous company's debts, customer deposits and contracts stayed with that company, and every order placed with Network RV today is a new contract with J.B. Caravans Pty Ltd.