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Campervan Village vs Mighty

A side-by-side look at Campervan Village and Mighty — what each includes, how they score with renters, and which fits your Australia trip best.

At a Glance

Campervan Village

Mighty

Founded

2016; part of the same corporate group as Wicked Campers (founded 2000)

Part of thl (Tourism Holdings Limited); over 40 years in campervan rental

Headquarters

Brisbane

Auckland, New Zealand (ten Australian depots)

Fleet size

Eight model lines, entry-level car-camper to 4x4 adventure camper (vehicle count not published)

Ten models in two tiers, Mighty and the older MightyLITE (fleet vehicle count not published)

Pickup

Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Cairns, Perth, Adelaide, Darwin

Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Cairns, Perth, Adelaide, Darwin


Fleet & Vehicles

Both Campervan Village and Mighty operate fleets tailored to conditions in Australia. See each vendor's page for full fleet breakdowns.

Campervan Village fleet

One or two people, a few nights only

Budget Mini-Camper · Mystery Machine · Aventus 2

Longer trips wanting solar power

Johnny Feelgood · Alice Chillgood

Unsealed roads and remote routes

Grip 4x4 · Desert Sands 4x4 · D5 4X4 Adventure Camper

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Mighty fleet

Coast-road trips on the smallest budget

HiLITE · DeLITE · Highball · Double Down

Anyone who wants a bathroom on board

Duo · Deuce · Deuce Plus · Double Up · Big Six

Outback tracks and remote campsites

Mighty 4WD Camper

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Equipment & Inclusions

Default equipment included with a standard rental. Individual vehicles may vary. How we rate equipment →

Category

Campervan Village

Mighty

Sleeping

Caveat

Mattress provided but no bedding — sleeping bags, pillows, sheets and towels must be brought by the renter

Bedding add-on available only on Johnny Feelgood, Alice Chillgood, D5 Adventure Camper and Desert Sands 4x4; linen packs may be available at some depots

Included

Complimentary linen, bedding and towels on every rental

Cooking

Included

Portable gas cooker, cutlery, utensils, pots, pans and a rear kitchen with sink on most campervans

Included

Gas cooker, sink, microwave and a kitchen kit; the microwave, kettle and toaster only run on 240 V mains. The 4WD cooks outside on a portable butane unit

Cooling

Caveat

Esky/ice box or fridge depending on model

Equipment varies widely: Mystery Machines and Aventus have a 20 L esky; Johnny Feelgood, Alice Chillgood and D5 have a 20 L fridge drawer; Grip has a 45 L compressor fridge; Desert Sands has a 38 L compressor fridge; Budget Mini-Camper has neither

Caveat

Fridge with freezer and driver's cab air-conditioning on every model

Living-area air-conditioning exists only on the five toilet-and-shower models, and only on 240 V mains power

Heating

Not offered

No model in the fleet carries a heater and no vehicle has 240 V mains hookup

Caveat

Reverse-cycle air-conditioning and heating in the living area on the Duo, Deuce, Deuce Plus, Double Up and Big Six

It only runs plugged into 240 V mains, and the other five models — HiLITE, DeLITE, Highball, Double Down and the 4WD — have cab heating only

Power

Caveat

12 V charging ports and USB on most campervans; 300 W solar panel on Johnny Feelgood, Alice Chillgood, D5 and Desert Sands

No 240 V mains hookup on any model; Budget Mini-Camper has no charging ports

Included

12 V battery and 240 V mains hookup on every model; solar panel on six of the ten

Water

Caveat

Rear kitchen with sink and tap on most campervans; water tank on Grip (50 L) and Desert Sands (70 L)

No toilet or shower on any Australian model — the fleet is not self-contained

Caveat

Toilet, shower and hot pressurised water on the Duo, Deuce, Deuce Plus, Double Up and Big Six

The HiLITE, DeLITE, Highball and Double Down have a sink and cold water only — no toilet and no shower; the 4WD has an external cold shower and no toilet

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Customer Reviews

Campervan Village

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Mighty

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Cancellation & Flexibility

Campervan Village

Free cancellation (744h notice)

Free cancellation 31+ days before pickup. Inside that: 10% (minimum A$150) at 30–15 days, 20% (minimum A$250) at 14–7 days, 50% (minimum A$400) at 6–1 days, or the full rental for a no-show or same-day cancellation. Credit card fee is non-refundable.

Official terms →

Mighty

Cancellation fee

No fee 61+ days before pickup. Inside that: A$250 flat (60–31 days), 20% of the rental (30–7 days), 50% (6 days or less), or the full rental on pickup day or a no-show.

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Who Should Choose Whom

Choose Campervan Villageif…

  • You value entry-level to off-road campers, with no bedding included

Choose Mightyif…

  • You value budget campervans from a ten-depot corporate network

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