Majestic Caravans Models, Specs & Prices

Majestic Caravans' manufacturing location and ownership structure are not currently documented in VANTURE's brand database. To confirm whether Majestic units are Australian-built, imported, or assembled locally, contact an authorised Majestic dealer directly or ask to inspect the compliance plate on a unit in person — the plate will list the builder and manufacturing country. This detail matters for warranty support, spare-parts availability and long-term service.

VANTURE currently has no active Majestic listings and no sold-price history to date. This means real pricing data is not yet available on our marketplace. To research current Majestic prices, set an alert on VANTURE for the model and length you're interested in (Sierra 16 to 18.6 inches, Knight SLE or Navigator 18'6 to 22'6). When new Majestic stock appears, you'll receive an email with current asking prices and will be able to compare against similar caravans on VANTURE.

The Knight SLE Family Bunk and Navigator Family Bunk models (available in 19'6, 21'6 and 22 feet) are purpose-built for families, sleeping 4–5 people. Both ranges combine family bunks with off-road capability — ideal if you're touring remote areas with kids. If you prefer a lighter, simpler setup for holiday parks and blacktop touring, the Sierra range (16 to 18.6 inches, 2-sleeper) suits couples and small families, though you'll need to manage sleeping arrangements. For a family of four needing off-road durability and space, the Knight SLE 21'6 Family Bunk or Navigator 22' Family Bunk are your natural Majestic options.

Sold data for Majestic is limited — VANTURE has no historical sales to date, so we cannot draw a firm resale conclusion. Off-road caravans (the Knight SLE and Navigator ranges) typically hold value better than entry-level on-road tourers because they serve a durable, niche market. The Sierra range, being compact and on-road focused, may sit in a more price-sensitive segment. To assess resale prospects, compare asking prices on VANTURE for similar-length, similar-spec caravans from other brands. Set an alert for Majestic units on VANTURE — as we accumulate sold listings, resale trends will become clearer.

For used Majestic off-road caravans (Knight SLE and Navigator), inspect the chassis and A-frame drawbar for cracks or weld repairs — these areas bear the heaviest off-road stress. Check suspension bushes for wear and play, and shock absorbers for oil leakage. Examine the jockey wheel mount for cracks. For all Majestic models, look at window and skylight seals for water staining on interior walls and ceilings — a sign of composite-panel delamination. Check the floor under beds and the kitchen for soft spots, which indicate water ingress. Run the awning in and out and inspect the canvas for tears and frame rust. Test all appliances — gas cooktop, water pump, fridge, hot-water system — as these fail first in neglected units. Verify the compliance plate for builder and manufacturing country.

The Knight SLE and Navigator ranges are both marketed as off-road caravans, making up 18 of Majestic's 21 current models. Both ranges span 18'6 to 22'6 in length and are available in 2-sleeper and Family Bunk (4–5 sleeper) configurations. Off-road build typically includes reinforced chassis, independent suspension, higher ground clearance and water-crossing capability — though VANTURE's current data doesn't detail Majestic's specific suspension type, axle rating or water-fording depth. The breadth of off-road models (Knight SLE and Navigator) versus the compact on-road Sierra range suggests Majestic targets the serious outback-touring market as its core. To confirm off-road specs — suspension type, approach and departure angles, underbody protection, tyre fitment — view a unit in person or ask a dealer for a specification sheet.

Majestic's Sierra range (16 to 18.6 inches, 2-sleeper) is purpose-built for lighter towing and suits mid-size SUVs like a Toyota RAV4, Hyundai Santa Fe or Mazda CX-9. The Knight SLE and Navigator models (18'6 to 22'6, particularly the Family Bunk variants) are heavier and require dual-cab 4WDs or larger tow vehicles — a HiLux, Ranger, or similar. To confirm exact tare weight and ATM (All-Terrain Mass) for the specific model you're interested in, check the compliance plate on a unit in person or ask a dealer. Tow capacity is set by your vehicle's manufacturer specification — cross-reference the caravan's ATM against your vehicle's maximum towed-mass rating. An undersized tow vehicle and overweight caravan is unsafe and illegal. Set an alert on VANTURE for Majestic Sierra units if you're shopping with a mid-size SUV.