Caravan Insurance

When you own a caravan, trailer or horse float, you want insurance that travels with you. 

How Caravan Insurance can help keep you on the road.

Whether you're an occasional caravan user or a year-round grey nomad, you want Caravan Insurance that covers towing costs, emergency repairs, temporary accommodation and more, so you can travel with confidence. And Suncorp Caravan Insurance can cover your trailer or horse float, too — because Aussie travellers are as diverse as the Aussie landscape itself.

What's covered by Caravan Insurance?

Floods

Floods involve the covering of normally dry land by water that has escaped or been released from the confines of bodies of water. These include lakes, rivers, reservoirs, canals and other natural watercourses.

Actions or movements of the sea or storm surge are not covered. Some things we don't cover are damage to retaining walls, jetties, pontoons and garden borders.

  • Accidental loss or damage to your caravan and its contents from events such as floods, storms, fires and theft#
  • Your liability for death, injury, or property damage caused to others (up to $20 million).
  • Loss of, or damage to, your caravan’s contents (up to $1,000).
  • Motor burnout, for electric motors that up to 15 years which and are part of your caravan, annexe or contents (up to $1,000).

What else is included?

Customise your Caravan Insurance cover

Save by paying annually

Save on your premium by choosing to pay annually

Australia-wide or on-site only cover

We can cover your caravan Australia-wide or on-site only. Simply let us know which one you'd prefer

This is just a summary. For full details of what is and isn't covered please refer to the Caravan Insurance Product Disclosure Statement (PDS).

How to claim

If you need to make a claim, we’ll help you with our local expertise every step of the way.

Frequently asked questions

#We do not insure you for bushfire, storm, flood or tsunami in the first 72 hours of your policy. Very limited exceptions apply.

Floods

Floods involve the covering of normally dry land by water that has escaped or been released from the confines of bodies of water. These include lakes, rivers, reservoirs, canals and other natural watercourses.

Actions or movements of the sea or storm surge are not covered. Some things we don't cover are damage to retaining walls, jetties, pontoons and garden borders.