Riverside RV Retro
19 floorplansTravel trailer2021– (in production)Caution build tier
Riverside RV (Caution tier): Riverside RV / White Water Retro
What one actually costs today: $12,200–$53,300 across the line, new sticker or used estimate per model.
THE FLOORPLANS: 19
| MODEL | YEARS | LENGTH | GVWR | SLEEPS | PRICE TODAY | FINDING ONE |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 135 | 2021– | 15.8 ft | 3,660 lb | 4 | $29,600 | Common |
| 135FD | 2024– | 15.8 ft | 3,660 lb | 3 | $27,700 | Common |
| 165 | 2021– | 16.3 ft | 3,800 lb | 4 | $30,700 | Common |
| 166 | 2021–21 | 16.3 ft | 3,760 lb | 2 | $12,200used est. | Findable |
| 171DRD | 2021– | 21.7 ft | 4,420 lb | 4 | $33,700 | Common |
| 179 | 2021– | 20.3 ft | 4,420 lb | 4 | $33,700 | Common |
| 185RK | 2024– | 21.5 ft | 4,430 lb | 6 | $28,800 | Common |
| 189R | 2021–21 | 23.7 ft | 7,362 lb | 4 | $17,700used est. | Findable |
| 190BH | 2021– | 20.5 ft | 4,375 lb | 6 | $34,400 | Common |
| 193 | 2021–21 | 21.8 ft | 7,380 lb | 4 | $16,400used est. | Findable |
| 210 | 2022– | 22.9 ft | 7,430 lb | 6 | $38,300 | Common |
| 211 | 2022– | 24.1 ft | 7,350 lb | 4 | $35,900 | Common |
| 225FKS | 2021–21 | 26.7 ft | 7,560 lb | 4 | $20,000used est. | Findable |
| 231EABH | 2021–21 | 26.3 ft | 7,600 lb | 8 | $19,600used est. | Findable |
| 240BH | 2022– | 27.4 ft | 7,380 lb | 8 | $41,800 | Common |
| 245RB | 2022– | 24.9 ft | 6,500 lb | 6 | $41,800 | Common |
| 265RB | 2021–21 | 27.8 ft | 7,500 lb | 6 | $20,800used est. | Findable |
| 290BH | 2024– | 31.9 ft | 7,700 lb | 11 | $53,300 | Common |
| 511 | 2021– | 12.7 ft | 2,580 lb | 2 | $21,200 | Common |
THE LINE, YEAR BY YEAR
Assembled from eight-plus model years of brochures, floorplan by floorplan. This is the part a spec sheet can't tell you: which years changed, and which year is the buy.
- 2021Documented from the 2021 model year
- 2021Documented in the 2021 catalog only
- 2021Documented from the 2021 model year at 3,545 lb
- 2021Documented from the 2021 model year at 3,255 lb
- 2021Documented from the 2021 model year at 3,415 lb
- 2021Documented in the 2021 catalog only; Murphy bed listed as a 193-only option
- 2021Documented from the 2021 model year; the 511 has been in the Retro catalog longer
- 2022Dry weight 2,640 lb, hitch 140 lb
- 2022Documented from the 2022 model year at 4,600 lb
- 2022Documented from the 2022 model year at 3,610 lb
- 2022Documented from the 2022 model year at 28' and 5,440 lb
- 2022Documented from the 2022 model year at 27'9" and 5,500 lb
- 2024Dry weight up to 2,680 lb; 90" wide, 9'7" tall including A/C
- 2024Introduced; optional rear awning offered on the 135 and 135FD
- 2024Dry weight 2,780 lb, GVWR 3,800 lb
- 2024Dry weight up to 3,700 lb, leaving 720 lb CCC
- 2024Dry weight 3,100 lb
- 2024Introduced
- 2024Dry weight 3,300 lb; optional pull-out flat-top grill offered
- 2024Dry weight up to 4,950 lb
- 2024Dry weight 4,140 lb; electric fireplace not available on this plan
- 2024Shortened to 27'5" and lightened to 4,260 lb
- 2024Shortened to 24'11" and lightened to 4,720 lb
- 2024Introduced; added after the 2024 spec sheet was printed
- 2024Roof rack and entry step made standard; A-frame side mount for the spare tire
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