Child Seats In Our Campervans
The safety of your littlest traveller is incredibly important to us. We’ve made an easy-to-read article to help you decide which of our budget campervan rentals is the right one for your family.
Australian law state that children up to 7 years of age must be fastened in a child restraint.
Age of Child | Size of Child | Child Seat Type | Correct Position in Vehicle |
0-6 Months | 0-9 kgs | Rear Facing | Rear Row of Seats |
6 Months – 4 Years | 9-18 kgs | Forward Facing | Rear Row of Seats |
4 – 7 Years | 14-26 kgs | Booster Seat | Rear Row of Seats |
The ages mentioned above are just a guide for the safety of your child. If your child is too small for the child seat specified for their age, use the appropriate rear facing or forward facing seat. Or, if your child has already outgrown the restraint specified for their age, use the appropriate forward facing or booster seat.
Child Seats in our Motorhomes
See below for the number of child seats which can be fitted in our campervans.
Motorhome | Seats Allowed | Rear Facing | Forward Facing | Booster Seats |
2-3 Berth Hitop | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
2 Berth Tamar | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
4 Berth Henty | 2 | 2 | 2 | 2 |
6 Berth Derwent | 2 | 2 | 2 | 2 |
Child Seat Positioning
You cannot fit a child/booster/baby seat in the front seat. You must select a 4 or 6 berth motorhome.
You cannot fit a child/booster/baby seat in the front seat. You must select a 4 or 6 berth motorhome.
You cannot fit a child/booster/baby seat in the front seat. You must select a 4 or 6 berth motorhome.
Rear or forward facing child seats are fitted to the rear row of seats using the anchor points provided OR booster seats can be fitted to the rear row of seats with a diagonal lap-sash belt. These must not be fitted in the front seat.
Rear or forward facing child seats are fitted to the rear forward facing dinette seat using the anchor points provided OR booster seats can be fitted to the rear dinette seats with a diagonal lap-sash belt. These must not be fitted in the front seat.