Camping Ice Boxes & Cooler Bags

Explore A Range Of Reliable Cooling Solutions

Our collection of camping iceboxes and cooler bags is designed to meet a variety of needs, from short outings to extended trips. Choose from compact and tough camping iceboxes, lightweight cooler bags, durable fibreglass models, and super-strong rotomolded iceboxes available in capacities from 15L to 120L. We stock leading brands like Evakool, Dometic, myCOOLMAN, Wildtrak, and Engel, ensuring you find the quality and reliability you need for your next camping or RV experience.

Enhance Every Trip With Long-Lasting Cooling

For caravan and RV enthusiasts, dependable camping iceboxes and cooler bags are essential for a smooth and enjoyable travel experience. They keep your food safe and your drinks refreshingly cold, allowing you to stay out longer without needing to restock. From family road trips to solo fishing adventures, having a quality icebox or cooler means fewer stops and more time to soak in the journey.

Durable Features Built For Australian Conditions

Our camping iceboxes and cooler bags are loaded with features that make them ideal for the outdoors. They offer exceptional insulation to keep cold air in, preserving ice for days even in warm weather. With tough, food-grade materials, each cooler is built for durability while remaining lightweight and easy to carry. Designed to handle Australia’s rugged terrain, many models also double as seats for added versatility and are fitted with corrosion-resistant fittings to ensure long-lasting use.

Your Trusted Source For Camping Iceboxes & Cooler Bags

Caravan RV Camping is dedicated to providing reliable, quality products that enhance every aspect of your outdoor journey. We carry a thoughtfully selected range of camping iceboxes and cooler bags, backed by top brands and exceptional customer service. Browse our complete selection online or call our friendly team at 1800 787 278 for advice on finding the right cooling solution. Start your next adventure with the confidence that you’re fully prepared!

Camping Iceboxes & Cooler Bags FAQs:

• 1. Are camping iceboxes suitable if I want to keep food warm?

  No, an icebox is designed to keep ice frozen for as long as possible. Which means it will not keep food warm. If you are looking to keep food warm, we recommend looking at our range of Thermoelectric Cooler/Warmers. A thermoelectric cooler/warmer requires either 240V or 12/24V power to run. Most of them have a capacity to heat to 55- 65 °C above outside temp and cool down to blow around 20- 25 °C.

• 2. How can I increase the longevity of ice in my Icebox?

  We have a few recommendations to ensure that ice is kept for longer:

  • To ensure a cooler icebox, you can use block ice to increase the ice to last longer.
  • Another tip is to cool down the icebox a few hours before use. A good idea is not to leave it in the sun.
  • Cool down the items before moving them to the icebox.
  • If you keep the icebox topped up at all times, it gives less space for the hot air to enter when opened.
  • Always the most important tip, avoid opening the icebox to keep the cool air in.

• 3. What are the main differences between a fibreglass icebox and a plastic (polyethylene) icebox?

  There are some features to consider when choosing between a polyethylene or fibreglass icebox. Here are some Pro's and Con's between them:

  Fibreglass:

  • Both the exterior and interior are built with fibreglass between the insulation layers, this will help to ensure constant cooling.
  • The fibreglass is considered a non-porous material, which ensures that no odour or smell is retained. Which makes them great for storing fish during your fishing trips!
  • These iceboxes typically can keep ice between 5-7 days.
  • A fibreglass will always be heavier if compared to a plastic ice box.
  • More expensive compared to a polyethylene ice box.

  Polyethylene:

  • Between the outer coatings of the icebox contains a layer of insulation. This is generally created with a Roto-moulded method. Due to the bigger part of the icebox being a form of the large polyethylene plastic, the result means that the icebox has fewer gaps and joins to ensure a low heat absorption.
  • A plastic icebox is lighter compared to a fibreglass.
  • A downside to these is that they will retain the odour compared to the fibreglass. We always recommend ensuring to clean your icebox between your trips to ensure a better smelling ice box.

• 4. I'm trying to decide between a portable fridge or an icebox for our next trip: can you help me decide?

  Of course, this is a great question, and it all comes down to what you are meant to use it for.

  Here are some Pro's of owning an icebox:

  • Buying an icebox is cheaper compared to a portable fridge freezer.
  • The iceboxes are waterproof, which can be good if you want to use it outdoors during your trips.
  • No electricity required when using an icebox — just requires the icebox & ice!
  • If it is not being used to store food, you can store other gear in it.
  • Much lighter compared to a portable fridge. This is a good point if you are worried about the weight or are transporting the icebox from place to place.

  Con's on an icebox:

  • Requires to always have ice.
  • Depending on if you have a plastic or a fibreglass icebox, the ice will only last for a few days. If you are going on a longer trip, we recommend a portable fridge/freezer.
  • When the ice melts, the food is going to get soggy — this is something to consider.
  • The ice will take up internal space in the icebox, which may require you to get a larger sized icebox.

  To conclude, if you are planning on using the icebox for short camping trips or day trips, an icebox is a great choice. They are cheaper, lighter and with ice - your food will be kept cool.

  However, for a longer trip when you require a larger volume of food to stay cool, a portable fridge will probably be the best choice.

• 5. What can I clean my ice box with?

  We recommend cleaning the ice box range with warm soapy water, avoiding using chemicals as they may affect the lining. Do not use an abrasive cloth.