Last Updated: 8/7/19
RedSands Campers is Western Australia's premium self-drive adventure specialist — a family-run operation founded by Adam and Lucy Sands in 2015, built around a single philosophy: turn up, drive away, and focus on the road. Every vehicle leaves fully equipped, with linen exchanged, no hidden charges, and an emergency locator beacon on board. That all-inclusive approach — unlimited kilometres, no one-way fees, no Broome surcharges — is unusual in the Australian market and genuinely appreciated by the guests who discover it.
The fleet is the story. RedSands runs seven vehicles, from purpose-built Toyota Hilux 4WD campers to the brand-new 2026 Frontier Motorhome on a Mercedes-Benz Sprinter. The flagship Wanderer 'Luxe' features a walk-in canopy, induction cooktop, Nespresso machine and 80L fridge/freezer — a level of comfort that sits well above what most outback operators offer. The Wanderer 'Outback' and 2-Person Rooftop models are the proven workhorses, carrying travellers along the Perth to Broome corridor and across the Kimberley year after year. The 5-Person Rooftop (two hardshell tents, three spare tyres) handles small groups without compromise.
For those who prefer sealed roads, The Cruiser — a Toyota HiAce SLWB with 150L upright fridge, Dometic reverse-cycle A/C, and 300Ah lithium power — is one of the best-equipped 2WD campervans in Australia. The Frontier, launched January 2026, adds internal toilet and shower, 400W solar, and 190L fridge for true off-grid self-containment on a Sprinter platform. For those wanting SUV familiarity, the Land Cruiser Prado offers high/low range 4WD with a 150L fuel tank — the best range in the fleet.
The guest profile tells you a lot: Swiss, German, Dutch and New Zealand travellers dominate the review pages, regularly logging 7,000–10,000km tours and returning for second and third trips. Google rating sits at 4.9/5 across 100+ reviews. Pricing is premium and worth it — compare with Britz or Apollo if budget is the primary driver; choose RedSands if capability and reliability matter more.
