Goldfields Campers & Caravans

The Sovereign is a soft-floor camper trailer built around storage for extended touring, with two spare wheels and 160 litres of water. Goldfields labels it the model with the most storage in its range. Tare is 1,750kg against a 2,300kg ATM (aggregate trailer mass), leaving 550kg of payload, with a 155kg ball weight. Closed, it measures 5.85m long, 1.94m wide and 1.6m high. The bed has a 120mm innerspring mattress with a built-in foam topper, under a 14oz canvas roof and walls with a tropical cover. The fully enclosed awning has individual walls, a vinyl floor and a shower tent. The kitchen has a four-burner stove with piezo ignition, a pull-out prep bench and a sink with a hot and cold mixer tap. A cutlery drawer and two LED lights finish it. A fold-down table, five LED lights and storage under the dining seats round out the living space. Two 100Ah deep-cycle batteries feed five 12V plugs, two USB ports and an Anderson plug in the fridge box, with a digital voltage gauge. Water runs to 160 litres across a 120 litre and a 40 litre stainless steel tank, with two 12V pumps and two tank indicators. Two 9kg gas bottle holders and a jerry can holder are fitted. The current offer bundles a 100 litre dual-zone fridge-freezer, a 200W solar blanket and a 40A DC-DC charger. It adds a 240V Projecta charger, a SmartTek hot water system and a Thetford 145 toilet. It also bundles an XO750 jockey wheel, a DO35 V3 Plus coupling, gas plumbing and Victorian registration. The hot-dip galvanised chassis has reinforced gussets, independent coil spring suspension, 12 inch electric brakes and 265/75R16 off-road tyres on six-stud alloy rims. A stone guard with mesh, a 7-pin flat plug and rated safety chains are standard. Goldfields backs it with a five-year structural warranty. Goldfields sells it direct from its Maryborough showroom in Victoria, with a deposit to secure the order.

The Grand Duke is a soft-floor off-road camper trailer with a queen bed, a full annex and a 300Ah lithium battery as standard. Goldfields calls it the camper that launched its range, built for long weekends and real off-grid stays. Tare is 1,490kg without the boat rack and 1,550kg with it, against a 2,100kg ATM (aggregate trailer mass). That leaves 610kg of payload on the base tare, with a 170kg ball weight. Closed, it measures 5.3m long, 1.9m wide and 1.47m high, or 2.07m wide with the boat rack. The queen bed has an innerspring mattress under a high canvas tent. The fully enclosed annex has individual walls, a vinyl floor and a shower tent. A stainless steel slide-out kitchen carries a four-burner stove with piezo ignition and a sink plumbed to the onboard water. A pull-out prep bench, a cutlery drawer and pantry drawers complete it. Seating is black leather-look with storage under the seats, plus a large rear storage drawer and two slide-out drawers. A 300Ah lithium battery charges from a Renogy AC charger, a Renogy DC-DC charger and an Anderson plug solar input. A 200W solar blanket is included. Water runs to 160 litres across a 120 litre main tank and a 40 litre reserve. The fridge slide takes up to a 100 litre fridge. The chassis and drawbar are hot-dip galvanised with reinforced gussets on the joints, on a 120mm by 50mm by 4mm ADR-tested drawbar. Independent coil spring suspension, 12 inch electric brakes and 265/75R16 off-road tyres on six-stud alloy rims carry it, with one spare wheel. Rated safety chains, two rear recovery points and an alloy internal frame with no timber are standard. Goldfields backs it with a five-year structural warranty. Goldfields sells it direct from its Maryborough showroom in Victoria, with a deposit to secure the order and pickup at handover.

The Family Fortune is a soft-floor off-road camper trailer for a family, with a full annex, a 300Ah lithium battery and 160 litres of water. Tare is 1,750kg against a 2,300kg ATM (aggregate trailer mass), leaving 550kg of payload, with a 160kg ball weight. Closed, it measures 5.31m long, 2.1m wide and 1.62m high. The bed has a 100mm innerspring mattress. The fully enclosed awning has individual walls, a vinyl floor and a shower tent. The kitchen has a four-burner stove with piezo ignition, a pull-out prep bench, a cutlery drawer and a drawer under the sink. A fold-down table, five LED lights, storage under the dining seats and a speaker system with FM, USB and Bluetooth are fitted. The fridge slide takes up to a 100 litre fridge. A 300Ah lithium battery charges from a Renogy AC charger and a Renogy DC-DC charger, with a 200W solar blanket included. Water runs to 160 litres across a 120 litre and a 40 litre stainless steel tank, with two 12V pumps. Two 9kg gas bottle holders are fitted. The chassis and 120mm by 50mm by 4mm drawbar are hot-dip galvanised with reinforced gussets on the joints. Independent coil spring suspension, 12 inch electric brakes and 265/75R16 off-road tyres on six-stud alloy rims carry it, with one spare wheel. Goldfields backs it with a five-year structural warranty. Goldfields sells it direct from its Maryborough showroom in Victoria, with a deposit to secure the order.

The Base Escape is a compact fibreglass pod camper with a queen-size bed and a 270 degree awning, built for an easy tow. The queen-size sleeping area has a high-density foam mattress, a roof ventilation fan and LED lighting with white and amber modes. A 23ZERO Onyx 270 degree awning shelters the side and rear of the camper. The stainless steel kitchen has a Dometic two-burner gas stove, a stainless sink and an electric water pump, under modern grey cabinetry. A large rear storage compartment takes the gear. A 100Ah deep-cycle battery charges from the tow vehicle through a Renogy 50A DC-DC charger, and the camper accepts unregulated solar at camp. Fresh water runs to 80 litres, with a 4.5kg gas bottle holder and a 20 litre jerry can holder. The fibreglass body sits on a hot-dip galvanised chassis and a 120mm by 50mm by 4mm drawbar. Independent trailing-arm suspension with heavy-duty coil springs and shock absorbers carries it. It has 12 inch electric brakes with a handbrake and 15 inch alloy wheels on Goodride all-terrain tyres. Goldfields backs it with a 12 month general warranty and five years on the drawbar. Goldfields sells it direct from its Maryborough showroom in Victoria.

The Discovery 13GTX Low is a compact single-axle hybrid with an electric pop-top, a 600Ah lithium system and 900W of roof solar. Goldfields built it low for easier storage and towing without giving up power or outdoor living. Tare is 2,100kg against a 2,990kg ATM (aggregate trailer mass), for a payload Goldfields puts at about 890kg, with a 140kg ball weight. It is 6.05m long, 2.3m wide and 2.17m high at highway tyre pressure, dropping to about 2.1m at 10 PSI for storage. The permanent bed measures 1980mm by 1700mm, with bedside storage and charging points. An internal kitchenette has an induction cooktop, a sink with a flush cover and a large prep bench for cooking in bad weather. Outside, a stainless steel slide-out kitchen carries a four-burner gas stove, a sink and prep space, beside a large illuminated pantry. A Thetford cassette toilet sits inside and a hot and cold shower hose and head outside. Rolled aluminium cabinetry, a mounted television, opening windows with flyscreens and blinds and a full-size annex are fitted. Two 300Ah Renogy Mini batteries make up the 600Ah system, run through a Renogy REGO 3000W inverter charger and a 60A DC-DC charger. Renogy ONE Core monitoring, a battery shunt, wireless phone charging and 240V, 12V, USB and USB-C outlets are fitted. A 100 litre Companion fridge-freezer and a Truma gas and electric hot water service are standard. So are a Truma Saphir air conditioner and an AU Focus diesel heater. Two 9kg gas bottle holders are fitted. The body is aluminium-framed with protective lower cladding and side protection bars. Independent off-road suspension, 12 inch electric brakes, a Cruisemaster DO35 V3 coupling and an Ark XO 750 jockey wheel carry it. A full-size spare wheel and 4x4 recovery boards are included. Goldfields sells it direct from its Maryborough showroom in Victoria and confirms current pricing and inclusions on a dated written quote.

The Discovery 13HX GT is a hybrid from Goldfields' Grand Tourer range with an internal toilet and shower, 600Ah of lithium and 600W of solar. Tare is 2,450kg against a 2,990kg ATM (aggregate trailer mass), leaving 540kg of payload, with a 150kg ball weight. It measures 6.67m long, 2.1m wide and 2.6m high. The kitchen carries a four-burner stove, with an extra-large fridge slide and an internal fridge. An electric roof, a 24 inch smart TV, a diesel heater, a dust reduction system and a Safety Dave reverse camera are standard. Two spare tyres come with it. Goldfields sells it direct from its Maryborough showroom in Victoria.

The Discovery 15HFX is a family hybrid with a queen innerspring bed, a private ensuite and an electric awning, built with plenty of storage. Tare is 2,440kg against a 2,950kg ATM (aggregate trailer mass), leaving 510kg of payload, with a 180kg ball weight. It measures 6.7m long, 2.1m wide and 2.6m high. The queen bed has an innerspring mattress, beside couch seating for dining. The kitchen has a four-burner stove, a deep-dish sink, a prep bench, a fold-over bench, a condiment rack and an instant hot water tap. The ensuite has a toilet and a shower on a 20 litre Thetford cassette, with an expansive shelf. Nine cupboards, under-bed and under-seat storage, a slide-out fridge tray, an alloy toolbox, two jerry can holders and two 9kg gas bottle holders are fitted. An electric awning, a TV and stereo and an air conditioner are standard. Roof solar panels keep it off-grid. Fresh water runs to 200 litres across two 100 litre tanks, with an 80 litre grey tank. A Truma hot water system runs on gas and 240V. The body is an alloy frame with composite panels outside and fibre panels inside, on a hot-dip galvanised 150mm by 50mm by 3mm RHS chassis. Independent trailing arms with twin shocks and coil springs, electric brakes and 265/75R16 mud tyres on alloy rims carry it, with two spare wheels. A DO35 Cruisemaster hitch, an Ark 750 jockey wheel and a 7-pin flat plug are fitted. Goldfields backs it with a five-year structural warranty. Goldfields sells it direct from its Maryborough showroom in Victoria.

The Discovery 15HX is a hybrid with a king bed, an ensuite and a three-minute electric awning, for a couple touring off-road. Tare is 2,450kg against a 2,950kg ATM (aggregate trailer mass), leaving 500kg of payload, with a 210kg ball weight. It measures 6.67m long, 2.1m wide and 2.6m high. The king bed has an innerspring mattress, beside two-person cafe-style dining seating and gloss furnishings. The kitchen has a four-burner stove, a large deep-dish sink, LED directional lights and a hot water tap. A prep bench, a fold-over bench and a condiment rack complete it. The ensuite has a toilet, a shower, a vanity unit, a curtain and a large shelf. Nine cupboards, under-bed and under-seat storage and a slide-out fridge tray for up to 100 litres take the gear. An alloy toolbox and two jerry can holders are fitted. The tent annex runs off an electric awning with guy ropes and pegs and a manual override, and two Ranger fans are fitted. A 300Ah lithium battery charges from 450W of solar, a 50A DC-DC charger and a 70A AC charger, feeding 12V, USB, USB-C and 240V points. Fresh water runs to 200 litres across two 100 litre tanks, with an 80 litre grey tank. A Truma hot water service runs on gas and 240V, an air conditioner is fitted, and two 9kg gas bottle holders are standard. The body is an alloy frame with composite panels outside and fibre panels inside, on a hot-dip galvanised 150mm by 50mm by 3mm RHS drawbar. Independent trailing arms with twin shocks and Australian-made coil springs, electric brakes and 265/75R16 mud tyres carry it, with two spare wheels. A DO35 Cruisemaster hitch, an Ark 750 jockey wheel and a 7-pin flat plug are fitted. Goldfields backs it with a five-year structural warranty. Goldfields sells it direct from its Maryborough showroom in Victoria.

The Escape is an off-road pod camper for a couple with a 300Ah lithium battery, a 2000W inverter and 200 litres of water as standard. Goldfields pitches it at travellers who want to go off-grid without giving up comfort. Tare is 1,330kg against a 1,990kg ATM (aggregate trailer mass), leaving 660kg of payload, with a 115kg ball weight. Closed, it measures 5.1m long, 2.2m wide and 2.2m high. The bed is a 1980mm by 1480mm caravan queen, between a double and a queen in size. The kitchen has a two-burner stove, a large deep-dish sink, a cutlery tray and a hot water tap. A prep bench with a stainless fold-down extension adds workspace. An extra-large slide-out fridge tray, gloss furnishings, a two-speaker radio, two three-speed movable fans and a 21 inch smart TV with antenna are fitted. A Darche Gen 3 180 degree awning with lights, a Darche Gen 2 shower tent, a fold-down side table and corner stabiliser legs come standard. A 300Ah lithium battery runs a 2000W Renogy inverter with an 80A AC charger and a 50A DC-DC charger. A Renogy REGO Power One system manages it. A 150W solar panel is fitted, and the battery can be upgraded to 600Ah. Fresh water runs to 200 litres across a 120 litre and an 80 litre tank, with an external hot and cold shower outlet. USB, USB-C, 12V and 240V outlets run throughout. The body is aluminium sheet over XPS foam with a fibreglass inner. It sits on a hot-dip galvanised 120mm by 50mm by 3mm RHS drawbar with a stone guard. Independent trailing arms with coil springs and shock absorbers, electric brakes and all-terrain tyres on alloy rims carry it. One spare wheel and an ARK 750 jockey wheel are fitted. Goldfields backs it with a five-year structural warranty and two years general cover on purchases from February 2026. A bike rack and a spare-wheel fire pit are options. Goldfields sells it direct from its Maryborough showroom in Victoria.

The Explorer 16 is an off-road caravan with a queen innerspring bed, a full ensuite with a separate shower and toilet, and a 3000W inverter. Goldfields files it with its Rebellion caravans. Tare is 2,290kg against a 2,800kg ATM (aggregate trailer mass), leaving 510kg of payload, with a 270kg ball weight. It measures 6.67m long, 2.1m wide and 2.9m high. The queen bed has an innerspring mattress, beside two-person dining seating and gloss furnishings. The kitchen has a four-burner stove, a large deep-dish sink, LED directional lights and a hot water tap. A prep bench, a fold-over bench and a condiment rack complete it. The ensuite has a separate shower and toilet with a vanity unit and a curtain, on a 20 litre Thetford cassette. Under-bed and under-seat storage, cupboards, an alloy toolbox, two jerry can holders and two 9kg gas bottle holders are fitted. A 110 litre fridge, an air conditioner, two Ranger fans and a high-strength waterproof floor are standard. A 300Ah lithium battery runs a 3000W inverter, charged by 450W of solar, a 50A DC-DC charger and a 70A AC charger. Fresh water runs to 200 litres across two 100 litre tanks, with an 80 litre grey tank. A Truma hot water service runs on gas and 240V. The body is an alloy frame with composite panels outside and fibre panels inside, on a hot-dip galvanised 150mm by 50mm by 3mm RHS drawbar. Independent trailing arms with twin shocks and Australian-made coil springs, electric brakes and 265/75R16 mud tyres carry it, with two spare wheels. A DO35 Cruisemaster hitch, an Ark 750 jockey wheel and a 7-pin flat plug are fitted. Goldfields backs it with a five-year structural warranty. Goldfields sells it direct from its Maryborough showroom in Victoria.

The Nomad is an off-road pod camper for a couple or a solo traveller, with 600Ah of lithium and a 2000W inverter. Goldfields pitches it at free camping, extended touring and long stays off-grid without towing a full-size caravan. Tare is 1,500kg against a 2,000kg ATM (aggregate trailer mass), for a 500kg payload, with a 150kg ball weight. It measures 5.4m long, 2.24m wide overall and 2.3m high without the optional rooftop tent. The bed is a caravan queen, 150cm wide by 198cm long, with under-bed storage. The fixed rear kitchen has an induction cooktop and a large bench, with side pantry storage and a heavy-duty fridge slide. A Thetford portable toilet, an external hot and cold shower and a Darche Eclipse Gen 2 shower tent cover the bathroom. A 24 inch NCE smart TV, a built-in radio, a diesel heater and two moveable fans are fitted, with opening flyscreened windows and lockable doors. A front toolbox and an extended front storage box add to the storage. Two 300Ah Renogy lithium batteries run a Renogy Pro 2000W pure sine inverter charger, with a 50A DC-DC charger and a Renogy ONE monitoring system. A 200W roof-mounted solar panel is fitted. Water runs to 200 litres across a 120 litre main tank and two 40 litre isolated tanks, with a SmartTek hot water system. Two 4.5kg gas bottle holders are fitted, and the lighting runs in white or amber bug mode. The body is a structural XPS foam core bonded between an aluminium skin and a fibreglass lining, on a Cruisemaster chassis with off-road suspension. It rolls on 16 inch six-stud wheels in the LandCruiser pattern with all-terrain tyres. Goldfields backs it with a five-year warranty on the chassis and drawbar, plus two years ball-to-bumper on models sold from February 2026. The rooftop tent and the Weber are optional extras. Goldfields sells it direct from its Maryborough showroom in Victoria, with a deposit to secure the order.

The Rebellion 16 is an off-road caravan with a full ensuite, a washing machine, 800W of roof solar and 600Ah of Renogy lithium. Tare is 2,360kg against a 2,990kg ATM (aggregate trailer mass), leaving 630kg of payload, with a 160kg ball weight. It measures 6.9m long, 2.27m wide and 3.08m high. The full ensuite has a shower and toilet. The internal kitchen runs an induction cooktop, and the external kitchen carries a four-burner stove. A front fridge box takes an Engel MT45 45 litre fridge-freezer. A 24 inch smart TV, a MyCoolman air conditioner and a diesel heater are standard. Two 300Ah Renogy lithium batteries run a REGO 3000W inverter charger with 150A charging. Roof solar of 800W and a Renogy 50A DC-DC charger feed them. Goldfields gives the batteries a five-year warranty. A heavy-duty off-road chassis and suspension carry it, with rock slider bars, a DO35 V3 Plus coupling and an ARK XL jockey wheel. Goldfields sells it direct from its Maryborough showroom in Victoria.

The Rebellion 16S Slimline is an off-road caravan with a queen island bed, a separate toilet and shower, 800W of solar and 600Ah of lithium. Tare is 2,400kg against a 2,990kg ATM (aggregate trailer mass), leaving 590kg of payload, with a 180kg ball weight. It measures 6.9m long, 2.25m wide and 3.06m high. The queen island bed has an innerspring mattress, and a fold-up lounge converts to an L-shape with permanent bench seating. The internal kitchenette has an induction cooktop, a sink, a microwave, a rangehood and storage drawers. The external kitchen has an AGA-approved four-burner gas stove, a sink and pantry drawers. The ensuite has a separate toilet and a large shower cubicle with a light-up vanity mirror. A 175 litre Thetford fridge-freezer, mood lighting, a large rear toolbox, external storage compartments and a generator slide are fitted. Two 300Ah Renogy lithium batteries run a Renogy 3000W inverter, charged by four 200W roof panels and a Renogy dual-input 50A DC-DC charger with MPPT. Fresh water runs to about 240 litres across two monitored tanks, with an 80 litre grey tank. An integrated gas hot water system and two gas bottle holders are fitted. A MyCoolman reverse-cycle air conditioner and a Milenco positive-pressure dust reduction system are standard. The chassis, drawbar and suspension are Australian engineer-approved, with independent suspension on twin shocks and heavy-duty springs. XPS high-density foam walls, privacy windows, midge-proof flyscreens, 12 inch electric brakes with a breakaway system and 265/75R16 all-terrain tyres are standard. A DO35 V3 hitch, an Ark jockey wheel and a rear spare with bracket are fitted. Goldfields sells it direct from its Maryborough showroom in Victoria and quotes each build individually.

The Rebellion 19.6 is the largest caravan Goldfields builds, an off-road tourer offered as a couples layout, a two-bunk and a three-bunk. Goldfields pitches it at extended touring and long-term off-grid travel with generous interior space. It measures 7.8m long, 2.3m wide and 3.08m high. Goldfields says the chassis is reinforced with an upgraded suspension architecture and optimised weight distribution for its size. Inside, Goldfields describes expanded living zones, smarter storage and improved movement space. Battery choices run from 300Ah to a 1200Ah Renogy lithium system exclusive to the 19.6, paired with high-output solar and the Renogy ONE smart system. Goldfields is finalising pricing and production timelines for the range and takes quote requests now. It sells direct from its Maryborough showroom in Victoria.