Finding a caravan that works for a big family can be a real challenge – especially if you’ve got four kids and need proper sleeping space for everyone. That’s why today we’re looking at caravans with quad bunk layouts available new in Australia in 2026. Every caravan you’ll see in this post has four bunks for the kids, plus a separate bed for the parents, so you can all travel in comfort without cramming into makeshift sleeping spots.
To put this list together, I used the Australian RV Directory – it’s a big spreadsheet I’ve created that includes the specs of every new caravan, motorhome, campervan and fifth wheeler available in Australia. With it, I was able to filter down the thousands of options and find the models that actually have quad bunks.
So, if you’re searching for a family-friendly caravan with room for everyone, let’s take a look at this sample of 10 quad bunk caravans you can buy in 2026.
- ACD – Boundless Campwagon 276 Quad
- Aussie Fivestar Caravans Cobra 22'
- Carrera Caravans iVenture Family 4-Bunk 22'6
- EzyTrail Campers Arlie 23 4 Bunk
- Kokoda Caravans Squadron
- Network RV Caravans Family 24FT Bunk
- Nova Caravans Family Escape 236-8C
- Pro RV Family Hawk 22'6
- Royal Flair Caravans Family Flair 21'-3
- Victory Caravans 24FT Bunk
ACD – Boundless Campwagon 276 Quad
When you’ve got four kids in tow, space really matters. The Campwagon Quad keeps everyone happy with four bunks at the rear, plus a queen bed up front for the parents.
What really makes this one stand out, though, is the big club lounge in the middle. It’s a proper gathering space where the whole family can pile in for meals, homework, or a board game on a rainy day.
The kitchen runs alongside, giving you good bench space and decent storage, so cooking on the road feels a lot less cramped.
There’s also a full ensuite on board, so you’re not relying on park facilities, and heaps of cupboards and overheads tucked away for all the gear a big family needs.
It feels like a van that’s been designed for real living, not just weekends away — a solid option for families who want comfort as well as practicality.
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Aussie Fivestar Caravans Cobra 22′
Sometimes a caravan feels more like a little holiday house, and that’s the vibe you get with the Cobra.
It’s a large quad bunk layout that doesn’t cut corners on space or style. The bunks are set at the back with a sliding door, so the kids can have their own room — and parents can enjoy some peace and quiet up front.
The kitchen is generous, with full-sized appliances that make it possible to cook proper family meals instead of relying on the BBQ every night. The dinette is roomy, with plenty of seating for everyone to sit together, and there’s a well-appointed ensuite so you can stay self-contained wherever you travel.
Add in the solid build and luxury finishes that Five Star is known for, and you’ve got a van that feels just as comfortable parked up for weeks at a holiday park as it does on a short weekend getaway.
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Carrera Caravans iVenture Family 4-Bunk 22’6
If versatility is what you’re after, the iVenture Family 226 has it nailed.
The four bunks are cleverly designed with storage underneath, which is always a lifesaver when you’ve got bikes, scooters, or just piles of kids’ gear to bring along.
Up front you’ve got a queen bed for the parents, and in between is a kitchen and dining area that feels open and airy thanks to the big windows that let in heaps of light.
One detail families will appreciate is the L-shaped lounge — it gives you a cosy spot to sit without eating into too much floor space, and it’s perfect for watching a movie or sharing a meal.
There’s a full ensuite tucked in, too, so you’ve got everything you need under one roof.
Carrera builds with durability in mind, so this is a van that’s designed to take on plenty of road miles without feeling worn down. It’s practical, comfortable, and ready to handle the chaos of a busy family trip.
EzyTrail Campers Arlie 23 4 Bunk
If you’re after a van that balances family practicality with modern style, the Airlie 23 really delivers.
The four bunks are arranged at the back, giving the kids their own space, and the parents get a private queen bed at the opposite end.
In the middle, you’ve got a spacious living zone with a café dinette and a well-laid-out kitchen, complete with a big fridge — a must for a hungry family of six.
What’s great about this model is the attention to comfort: there’s an ensuite with a separate shower and toilet, and good storage throughout so you’re not tripping over everyone’s stuff.
Ezytrail has a reputation for giving you a lot of features at a competitive price point, and the Airlie 23 is no exception. It’s a van that feels family-friendly right down to the details, making it a strong contender for those wanting value as well as comfort.
Kokoda Caravans Squadron
Heading off-road with a big family can be tricky, but Kokoda has designed the Off Grid Family Squadron with that in mind. It’s built tough for rougher tracks, yet still has the quad bunk layout at the rear to keep all four kids sorted.
The parents’ bed is at the front, and in between you’ll find a practical kitchen and dining space, with plenty of storage for food and supplies.
The ensuite is well-sized, and one of the standout features here is the off-grid capability — big water tanks, solar, and battery power mean you can stay out in the bush for longer without sacrificing the basics.
Families who like free camping will especially appreciate that. With a solid build and smart layout, the Squadron makes it possible to take the whole crew beyond the holiday parks and into the places you really want to explore.
Network RV Caravans Family 24FT Bunk
If room to move is at the top of your list, the 24ft Bunk Van from Network RV is worth a look.
With its generous length, the quad bunk section feels more like a proper kids’ room than just sleeping space, and the parents’ queen bed up front gives everyone some privacy.
The central living area has a café dinette and a well-equipped kitchen with a big fridge and oven, so mealtimes are easy to manage.
There’s also a roomy ensuite with a separate shower, which makes a big difference when six people are sharing one bathroom.
Network RV tends to offer robust construction with practical layouts, and this van is no exception. For families who want that extra breathing room, this model provides space, comfort, and functionality all rolled into one.
Nova Caravans Family Escape 236-8C
The Escape is a quad bunk caravan that leans into Nova’s signature mix of style and practicality.
The four bunks are tucked neatly at the back, creating a dedicated kids’ zone, while the parents have a private bedroom up front.
In the middle, you get a roomy club lounge that’s ideal for big family dinners or just hanging out together after a long day. The kitchen is fitted with modern appliances, and there’s plenty of bench space, so cooking feels easy rather than cramped.
Nova is known for quality finishes, and you see that here in the cabinetry and upholstery. Add in a fully equipped ensuite, good storage options, and a solid overall build, and the Escape shapes up as a comfortable, family-focused van that’s ready for both quick trips and longer adventures.
Pro RV Family Hawk 22’6
The Family Hawk 226 is built for families who want a practical, no-nonsense layout that still feels homely.
The four bunks run along the back wall, giving the kids their own space with handy storage underneath. Parents have a queen bed up front, and the centre of the van is all about functionality: a café dinette for meals, a kitchen with a big fridge and oven, and overhead cupboards right where you need them.
There’s a separate shower and toilet in the ensuite, which is a must for bigger families, and the van itself has that sturdy, straightforward build that Pro RV is known for.
It’s the kind of layout that just works without overcomplicating things — reliable, comfortable, and perfect for taking the whole crew on the road.
Royal Flair Caravans Family Flair 21′-3
If you’re after something with a touch of polish, the Family Flair FF21-3 delivers. It’s a quad bunk van that feels modern and stylish inside, with contemporary finishes and thoughtful design touches.
The bunks are positioned at the rear, with the parents bed an electric drop down bed that comes down over the large club lounge.
There’s a sleek, well-equipped kitchen that includes an oven and large fridge. One standout here is storage — Royal Flair has built in plenty of cupboards, drawers, and overheads so everything has a place.
The ensuite rounds out the package with a separate shower and toilet, keeping the family self-contained wherever you travel.
With its balance of practicality and style, the Family Flair suits those who want a caravan that feels a little bit special while still ticking all the family boxes.
Victory Caravans 24FT Bunk
The VIC2400B is all about giving families room to spread out. At 24 feet long, it makes great use of the space with four bunks at the back, a private queen bed up front, and a large central living area.
The café dinette is big enough for the whole family to sit down together, and the kitchen has a generous layout with an oven, fridge, and good bench space.
There’s a full ensuite with a separate shower, and plenty of storage tucked throughout the van to handle clothes, food, and all the gear that comes with travelling as a group of six.
Victory caravans are known for solid builds and practical designs, and the VIC2400B is no exception. It’s a van that brings comfort, functionality, and space together in one family-friendly package.
So there you have it — ten caravans in Australia that actually come with quad bunks, giving families of six a real choice in 2026.
Whether you’re after something tough enough for off-road trips, or a van that feels more like a holiday home with all the comforts built in, there are plenty of layouts and styles to suit.
