Hybrid Caravans with a Bathroom (Australia 2026)

If you love the idea of heading off-road but still want the comfort of your own bathroom — good news — you don’t have to compromise.

In this post, we’re looking at 10 hybrid caravans in Australia for 2026, and every single one of them comes with a toilet and shower built in.

Now, these aren’t necessarily the smallest or the lightest hybrids out there — instead, I’ve picked a mix of models that really stand out for their layouts, design, or just clever use of space.

So whether you’re after a tough off-road setup with a compact ensuite, or something that feels a bit more luxurious inside, there’s a good chance one of these will fit the bill.

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If you want to see every hybrid caravan currently available in Australia — and filter them by features like bathroom, weight, or price — you can do that using the Australian RV Directory spreadsheet.

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Alpine Campers Alpine 14

The Alpine 14 is a great example of how a hybrid can feel genuinely comfortable inside without losing that tough, rugged feel outside.

It’s a compact pop-top with a simple, clean design and includes a combined internal ensuite tucked into the corner. You’ve got a north-south bed, a well-equipped kitchen with plenty of bench space, and solid storage throughout.

At 6.65 metres long and a 3-tonne ATM, it’s not ultra-light, but it’s built for serious travel, not compromise.

If you want a no-fuss, high-quality hybrid that feels homely the second you step in, the Alpine 14 delivers.

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Australian Off Road (AOR) Quantum Series 5

Australian Off Road have been crafting tough, innovative off road campers and caravans since 2000. They’ve refined the Quantum hybrid with all the best features, and the Series 5 is beautifully thought out.

You’ve got a spacious interior with a combined shower and toilet, loads of storage, and that trademark AOR build quality — all in just 6.4 metres of travel length.

Everything about it feels premium and engineered, from the suspension to the finish inside.

If you’re the kind of traveller who values off-road credibility as much as comfort, this one’s hard to beat.

Blue Water Campers Xpedition MKII

Blue Water’s Xpedition MKII is all about flexibility and clever design.

It’s a 6.4-metre hybrid that can sleep up to three with a queen size bed on the side fold out extension, and the dinette converting to a childs bed.

With a combo bathroom inside, a big kitchen outside the space has been cleverly used and maximised.

At three tonnes ATM, it’s solidly built, but not excessive, and the styling feels modern and bright.

It’s the kind of hybrid that feels equally at home at a free camp or a holiday park — a nice all-rounder.

Bushwakka Campers Wego ES

The Bushwakka Wego ES might be one of the most compact hybrid in this lineup, but don’t underestimate it.

At just 5.5 metres long and 2.18 travel height, it’s genuinely easy to tow and store — and yet it still manages to fit in a shower and toilet.

Inside, it’s clean, simple, and functional, with a surprisingly airy layout for such a small footprint.

Bushwakka are known for their clever engineering and durable builds, and at a starting price under $50K, this is one of the most affordable hybrids with a bathroom you’ll find in Australia right now.

Tough, practical, and seriously good value.

Lifestyle Campers Iconn E4 XK

Lifestyle Campers have a loyal following for good reason, and the Iconn E4 XK shows why.

This one’s on the larger side of the hybrid range — nearly seven metres long — and it uses that extra space really well.

You can sleep up to five people in here, and still have a generous bathroom setup and heaps of storage.

It’s beautifully finished inside, with that signature Lifestyle quality and attention to detail, and at around $88K, it feels premium without going over the top.

If you need something versatile enough for a family but still tough enough for off-road trips, the E4 XK nails that balance.

Modcon Campers C3 Plus

The C3 Plus from Modcon is a really clever hybrid — and I think it’s one of the most versatile in this list.

It’s built for families or couples who want space to move, sleeping up to four, and it includes an internal bathroom that’s neatly integrated into the layout.

At 6.7 metres long and 2.5 tonnes ATM, it’s a nice middle ground between manageable and roomy.

The interior is bright, practical, and feels much more “caravan” than “camper.”

At just over $60K, the C3 Plus gives you an impressive mix of comfort, off-road ability, and affordability.

Pioneer Campers Verve Hybrid

Pioneer have a strong reputation for building seriously tough gear, and the Verve Hybrid continues that tradition.

It’s a 6.3-metre van that can sleep up to four, and it’s clearly designed for off-grid travel.

The bathroom is compact but functional, the kitchen setup is versatile, and everything about it feels overbuilt — in a good way.

You get that solid off-road stance but with a stylish, modern interior that doesn’t feel cramped.

If you’re chasing durability first but still want comfort inside, the Verve delivers both.

Sahara Trailers SUV 13PLUS

The Sahara SUV 13PLUS is another really interesting take on the hybrid formula.

It’s about 6.5 metres long and sets up quickly with an electric roof and electric push out awning.

Inside, the bathroom is nice and roomy with the shower separate from the toilet.

The exterior looks sharp and modern, and the build quality is solid.

It’s a good fit for travellers who want the capability of a hybrid but prefer a more conventional “caravan feel” once they’re inside.

Tekton Expedition Vehicles SVX-4 Series

The Tekton SVX-4 is one of the most impressive hybrids on this list — and also one of the most premium.

At over $140K, it’s definitely upmarket, but you can see where that money goes.

It’s a fully engineered, off-road-ready hybrid with luxury finishes inside, a beautifully designed bathroom, and top-shelf components everywhere you look.

Despite being just 5.3 metres long, it feels incredibly solid and spacious inside.

This is the kind of hybrid for people who want bulletproof construction and a bit of luxury on the road.

Torus RV 14ft Hybrid

And finally, the Torus RV 14-footer — a fresh face on the Australian market that’s already turning heads.

At 6.8 metres long and just over 3 metres high, it’s a proper off-road hybrid with lots of extras like air-con, diesel heater and even a washing machine.

You get a good-sized bathroom, an east/west bed, and a clean, modern layout.

It’s built tough but has a nice polish to it — and the mix of features and finish makes it a strong contender in the hybrid space.

If you like something that looks a bit different but still ticks the practical boxes, the Torus is worth a look.

So there you have it — 10 hybrid caravans with a bathroom, each with their own take on off-grid comfort.

It’s amazing how much variety there is now — from compact setups that tuck everything neatly into one corner, to full ensuite layouts that make it feel like a proper caravan inside.