Amazing vehicle, only had 10,000km on the clock, everything brand new, immaculate condition and the drying room proved very useful. Top level service and great communication at all times (couldn't be more helpful). Will certainly be back for more!

Jay Tolson, Australia, April, 2009

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The Warrior in Me Source: Der Standard p1 Der Standard p2 Date: August, 2011 German travel writer Ingo Petz takes a Wilderness Base Jumper 2 campervan to Rotorua to learn the ancient Maori war dance, the Haka. While he struggles to find the warrior within, he decides that most New Zealanders aren't warriors anymore either - just warm and polite people.
Vantastic Source: LIFT Magazine Date: March, 2011 Journalist and intrepid traveller Ron van de Wiel escapes the last of the Dutch winter in a Wilderness Dart 2 campervan. From the ancient kauri forests in the north to ancient glaciers in the south, he finds many of the popular tourist spots as well as a few more remote. He even discovers the tracks covered by the first Dutch visitors back in the 1600s.	Strange Birds Source: Sueddesutsche Zeitung Date: June, 2011 Revered German travel writer Stefan Nink goes in on mission to find a the rare New Zealand kiwi. At the end of each cool wet evening spent hiking through the bush in search of the elusive bird, he returns to his warm and supremely comfortable Wilderness Base Jumper campervan.
The Wild Coast Source: Auto Car magazine Date: June, 2009	Talking About the Weather Source: www.fourcorners.co.nz Date: June, 2009
Road trip: Free-range foray Source: New Zealand Herald Date: January 20, 2009	Driving force for a bright future Source: Sunday Star Times Date: January 18, 2009
All in the family Source: Deloitte Fast 50 Unlimited Magazine Date: November, 2008	Motorhomes rated as fastest-growing tourism business Source: National Business Review Date: November 24, 2008
Growth in the Wilderness Source: Hauraki Herald Date: November 21, 2008