MMY Adventure offers compact caravans and tiny houses on wheels for travel, lifestyle, backyard use and flexible accommodation. Our range includes touring caravans such as Sigma-13 and Sigma-15, as well as towable tiny house-style units such as Wheely-Pod-19.

Whether you are looking for a caravan for family trips or a flexible extra space for your property, our team can help you choose the right model.

Sigma-13 and Sigma-15 are compact caravans designed for travel, camping and road trips. They include practical features such as sleeping areas, kitchen facilities, bathroom options, water storage and solar support.

Wheely-Pod-19 is designed more as a towable tiny house-style unit. It is better suited for backyard space, guest accommodation, lifestyle properties, farm use or people looking for a lower-cost alternative to a fixed granny flat.

Yes. We recommend booking a tour so you can walk through the available models, check the layout, inspect the finishes, understand the dimensions and compare different options in person.

Seeing the unit in real life is often the best way to decide whether it suits your travel, family or property needs.

Yes, our caravan models are designed to provide practical comfort on the road. Depending on the model, features may include sleeping areas, internal or external kitchen facilities, ensuite bathroom, water tanks, greywater storage, solar support and storage space.

You can check each product page for detailed specifications, dimensions and inclusions.

The right tow vehicle depends on the model you choose, the caravan’s weight, your vehicle’s towing capacity and your intended travel conditions. Before purchasing, you should check your vehicle’s braked towing capacity, tow ball rating and payload.

Our team can help you review the basic towing requirements for the model you are interested in, but you should always confirm suitability with your vehicle manufacturer or a qualified towing specialist.

Our caravans are designed for practical touring and can support semi off-grid travel depending on the model and setup. Features such as water tanks, greywater storage and solar support can help you stay comfortable when travelling away from powered sites.

If you plan to camp off-grid regularly, speak with us about your power, water and cooking needs so we can help you choose the most suitable model.

Many customers use towable units such as Wheely-Pod-19 to create extra space in a backyard, rural property or lifestyle block. It may be used as a guest retreat, home office, family overflow space or flexible accommodation option.

You will need suitable access for delivery, firm and level ground, and a safe location for power, water and wastewater connections. We recommend checking your local council requirements before making a final decision.

A towable caravan-style unit may be simpler than building a fixed granny flat or permanent dwelling because it is movable and not built on permanent foundations. However, requirements can vary depending on your local council, zoning, land use, connection to utilities and how the unit will be used.

We recommend checking with your local council before purchase. Our team can help you understand the common questions to ask.

A traditional granny flat is a fixed building and usually involves design work, permits, site preparation, trades, construction time and a much higher overall cost.

A tiny house on wheels can offer a faster, more flexible and lower-cost way to add usable space. It can be delivered to site, moved if your needs change, and may be easier to sell in the future because it remains a movable asset.

Many customers consider caravans and tiny houses on wheels for guest accommodation, farm stays, short-stay accommodation or lifestyle properties. A lower upfront cost can make the investment more attractive compared with building a fixed structure.

However, short-stay accommodation rules, insurance, tax treatment and local council requirements can vary. Before using the unit commercially, we recommend checking the rules that apply to your property and speaking with your accountant, insurer and local council.

Delivery depends on the model, stock availability, your location and site access. In-stock units can often be delivered much faster than a traditional construction project.

Before delivery, we will discuss access, ground conditions and positioning requirements so the process is as smooth as possible.

We provide warranty support and after-sales assistance so you can use your caravan or tiny house on wheels with confidence. Warranty coverage may vary depending on the model, components and usage conditions.

Our team can explain what is covered, how to care for your unit, and what to do if you need support after delivery.