Moreton Island Camper Trailer Hire

Orbit

 

Orbit is a compact camper trailer with king size roof top tent which sleeps 2 and we also supply an easy to erect oztrail tent with bunks for another 2 people. All you need is a 4wd with 50mm tow ball and you are on your way.

The kitchen dining area has a pop up gazebo with side walls and with the mesh floor makes for a great camp site. A list of inclusions are set out below.

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List of inclusions

 

16 piece cutlery set in roll Small sharp knives (2) Gazebo 3 x 3m
Bamboo chopping board Large sharp knife 2 tie down straps
Toaster Toasted sandwich maker Water containers 20lt (2)
Small s/s pot with lid 4wd recovery tracks (pair) Chemical toilet
3 tier s/s pot with lid 3 burner gas stove Toilet shower tent
Frying pan Fold up gas bbq axe
Whistling kettle 12 volt usb charger Leg winder
25 piece melamine dinner set Portable gas hot water system Kings rooftop tourer tent
with 6 window poles
Can opener Fold up solar panel Fold up chairs (4)
Potato peeler 10m solar panel cord Camp stretcher beds (2)
Masher 4kg gas bottles (2) Small shovel
Gas lighter Solar showers (2) Adjustable spanner
Drink cups plastic (4) Rechargeable lantern Broom
Wine glasses plastic (2) 12 volt light on cord Rake
Wash up bowl plastic Fold up table Adjustable tent poles (2)
Tongs Coleman 4 man tent Rubber mats (8)
Spatula Tent pegs and ropes Plastic shower mats (2)
Grater Spare tyre Mesh floor
Egg rings (2) Plastic dish drainer Door mat

Moreton Island is a 37km long sand island located in Moreton Bay, off the coast of south-east Queensland, Australia. Moreton Island is just off the coast of southeastern Queensland, Australia. The protected sand island is known for its beaches and steep dunes, like Mount Tempest. On the west coast, a dive site features coral and tropical fish around a group of sunken boats called the Tangalooma Wrecks. A dolphin feeding spot is nearby. Humpback whales can be viewed from Cape Moreton, the site of a 19th-century lighthouse.

Wondering what there is to do once you arrive on Moreton? Discover the magic of Brisbane’s closest island Moreton Island is a natural wonder, just a 75-minute ferry ride from Brisbane. It is the third-largest sand island in the world, and an easy escape for overnight or a weekend.

From exploring its natural beauty (most of it is National Park), connecting with nature or friends, learning about its interesting history or getting your adrenaline running, there is plenty to do on the island.