Retreat Caravans Models, Specs & Prices

Retreat Caravans are built in Australia. The brand manufactures conventional caravans using fibreglass and composite construction methods, with all production handled domestically. This Australian build means locally available warranty support, spare parts sourcing, and service networks—important advantages for long-term ownership and remote travel.

VANTURE has no active Retreat listings or sold-price history to date, so concrete pricing data is limited. However, Retreat caravans span from entry-level ERV 2-sleepers through to full-size Daydream and Fraser family units (up to 6 sleepers). Entry-level single-axle 2-sleepers typically command lower prices; larger 6-sleeper family vans and off-road Bribie X models sit at the premium end of the brand's range. For current pricing, contact a Retreat dealer or view the brand's published RRP—availability and dealer pricing vary by location and customisation options.

The Bribie X range is Retreat's dedicated off-road line, with models including the Bribie X 194B (sleeps 4), Bribie X 210R (sleeps 2), and Bribie X 219B SE (sleeps 5). These are purpose-built with heavier suspension and reinforced chassis for rough terrain and remote travel. The Fraser range also offers off-road variants—the Fraser 194B, Fraser 210R, and Fraser 219B SE—providing a mid-market alternative with similar outback capability. Both ranges are suitable for extended touring in country where traditional caravans may struggle.

Sold data for Retreat caravans is limited—VANTURE has no sold listings to date, so resale trends cannot be drawn from the marketplace. However, Australian-made conventional caravans generally hold value well if kept in good condition. A well-maintained Retreat, free from water damage and with all systems serviced, should be attractive to second-hand buyers. Compact 2-sleeper models typically sell faster than large family units. For a more precise expectation of resale value, compare similar Retreat models from competitor brands or ask a dealer about typical second-hand prices in your area.

A Retreat caravan is worth considering if you value Australian manufacture, a broad model choice, and competitive pricing. With 40+ models across four ranges (Bribie X off-road, Daydream family, ERV entry-level, and Fraser mid-market), Retreat caters to couples, families, and adventurers alike. The brand does not target luxury positioning; instead, it offers practical construction and flexible layouts at accessible price points. Retreat suits buyers who prioritise choice and value over premium fit-out or lightweight composite chassis. If you want a locally-made caravan with good dealer support and a model to match your towing vehicle and travel style, Retreat is a credible option. Inspect any used example carefully for water damage—this is your main risk on any older caravan, regardless of brand.

Most Retreat 2-sleeper models are designed to be towed by mid-size SUVs and family sedans with a 2000–2500 kg towing capacity. The ERV, Daydream, and Fraser 2-sleeper variants (e.g. Daydream 210R, Fraser 199R) are generally compact and light enough for vehicles like a Toyota RAV4, Mazda CX-5, or Subaru Outback. Larger models—particularly the 6-sleeper Daydream 243CB and Bribie X 243CB, or the 5-sleeper 219B SE variants—will be heavier and require a larger SUV or dual-cab ute with a 3000+ kg towing capacity. Always check the compliance plate on the caravan for its ATM (aggregate tare mass), compare it to your vehicle's towing capacity in the owner's manual, and allow a safety margin. Contact a Retreat dealer with your vehicle's tow rating if you're unsure which model suits your setup.