It’s always great to see a camper brimming with Aussie ingenuity and attention to detail. Throughout the camper, the quality of fit and finish is clearly evident. Slides are sturdy, work surfaces are practical and the internal adult’s sleeping space has a resort feel. With the Offline Domino offering so much amenity and comfort, the only thing left is to pack up, head out, and enjoy the ride.

To support your adventures, the Offline Domino provides heaps of features to help keep you in the great outdoors longer with lots of built-in redundancy. This includes separate 105L and 75L water tanks, with a lift pump and inline filter so you can top-up on the run. There’s also 435W of solar fixed to the roof, with 260W exposed to the sun at any one time. When it comes time to pack, Offline have clearly focussed on space optimisation. Whether it’s a shower hose, extension cord, awning pole, cereal box or generator, there’s a suitably shaped storage cavity.

Rarely do you find a camper featuring tech on this scale. Given the rugged capability, you may expect a drop-off in luxury and family-friendliness, but there isn’t one. Instead, the Raker dominates here, too. Youngsters can sleep, play and begrudgingly shampoo their hair, just as mum and dad can sip wine sitting up in the comfy bed with the heater on. This is camping, but not as you know it. Yet.