CLEVER CAMPER

THE OFFLINE CAMPERS DOMINO IS AUSSIE-MADE AND OUTBACK READY

- WORDS TIM VAN DUYL

Can one camper really do it all - quick overnighters, long outback tours, and still feel like home? Built in South Australia, the Offline Domino proves it can. Aussie-made, bush-ready and cleverly designed, it's a hard-floor hybrid that balances toughness with comfort. Could this be Australia's ultimate all-rounder?

WHAT IS THE OFFLINE DOMINO?

If the Track Tvan set the benchmark for serious Australian-made hard-floor campers, the Domino feels like the next evolution. It takes the same DNA - compact footprint, go-anywhere stance, and a setup time measured in minutes – and pushes it further with a smarter rear-door design, extra headroom, a more contemporary build, and company owner Sam Reynolds' trademark ethos: only the best components will do. The Domino doesn't just compete - it sets the pace.

Physically, it's a tidy, well-proportioned package. At 5100mm long, 1800mm wide and 2350mm high, it's no broader than a Ford Ranger or Nissan Navara, so it'll tuck neatly behind your tow rig on narrow tracks and backroads. With a tare of 1300kg and an ATM of 1900kg, you've got 600kg of payload and a 150kg ball weight - friendly figures for midsize 4x4s and capable SUVs, not just big wagons and dual-cabs.

Outside, the layout is classic Offline - tough, practical and a little bit clever. The slide-out stainless-steel kitchen houses a three-burner Dometic stove, permanently plumbed into the camper. Thanks to an in-house designed cutoff valve, it's fully compliant and far easier to use than the old bayonet setups. There's also a generous slab of prep space, while a GPO in the side locker is perfectly placed for an induction cooktop or coffee machine. The filter tap brings clean drinking water straight to hand.