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Eriba Touring 310
RoamWorthy records the Eriba Touring 310 as a touring caravan. Recorded catalogue data: 3 berths; length 5.06m; width 2.00m; height 2.27m; MTPLM 900kg; payload 135kg; recorded price £21,880. No live dealer stock is currently linked to this model on RoamWorthy. Specifications can vary by model year, trim and optional equipment. Check the individual listing and manufacturer documentation before purchase.
Eriba Touring 310 key facts
- Berths: 3
- MTPLM: 900 kg
- MIRO: 765 kg
- Payload: 135 kg
- Length: 5.06 m
- Width: 2 m
- Observed price range: £21,880
Key features
- Pop-top roof
- Compact design
- Lightweight construction
- Three-berth accommodation
- Retro styling
Eriba Touring 310: compact three-berth caravan
The Eriba Touring 310 is a compact caravan with three-berth accommodation, a pop-top roof, retro styling and a maximum technically permissible laden mass of 900 kg. Its recorded payload is 135 kg. The available information does not confirm its length, width, height, layout or price, so these details should be checked for the individual caravan.
- Three-berth accommodation is recorded for the model.
- The pop-top roof is a defining feature of the supplied description and can reduce the caravan's height when travelling or stored.
- The recorded maximum technically permissible laden mass is 900 kg.
- The recorded payload is 135 kg, making careful checking of carried equipment important.
- The compact design is identified as a reason for easier towing, manoeuvrability and parking, subject to the tow car and individual caravan.
- The marketplace record contains six images but no current listings.
Who the Eriba Touring 310 suits
Who it suits
- Buyers seeking a compact Eriba caravan with three-berth accommodation rather than a larger touring caravan.
- Owners who value a pop-top roof and want a caravan associated with easier towing, manoeuvrability and parking, subject to compatibility with the tow car.
- Buyers prepared to verify the individual caravan's equipment, layout, condition and available payload before purchase.
Reasons to consider it
- The three-berth capacity provides a defined accommodation advantage within a compact design.
- The pop-top roof helps distinguish the Touring 310 and may reduce height for travel and storage.
- The recorded 900 kg maximum technically permissible laden mass supports consideration by buyers focused on a lightweight caravan, although tow-car compatibility still needs checking.
- The 135 kg recorded payload gives a clear basis for checking whether personal equipment and fitted items can be carried within limits.
- The retro styling is a specific appeal for buyers who do not want a conventional-looking caravan.
What to check
- Confirm the individual caravan's condition, equipment and layout, as these details can vary.
- Check the plated weights and calculate the effect of carried items against the recorded 135 kg payload.
- Confirm the tow car and caravan are compatible using current vehicle and caravan information, rather than relying on the model name alone.
- Verify the caravan's actual length, width and height because these measurements are not recorded in the supplied data.
- Inspect the pop-top roof and its operation as part of the individual caravan assessment.
Worth knowing: The supplied data does not include a price range, so no purchase-price expectation can be given. Specifications can vary by model year, trim and optional equipment. The compact interior may provide fewer features than larger caravans, but the exact equipment is not recorded.
Compare the Eriba Touring 310 with similar models
| Model | Berths | MTPLM | Length | Typical price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Eriba Touring 310 | 3 | 900 kg | Varies | Varies |
| Eriba Touring 430 | 3 | 1100 kg | 5.54 m | £14,000 to £32,500 |
| Bailey Discovery D4 2 | 2 | 995 kg | 5.84 m | £15,500 to £21,500 |
The Eriba Touring 310 stands out in this comparison for its recorded three-berth capacity, compact design, pop-top roof and 900 kg maximum technically permissible laden mass. The alternatives vary in berth count, dimensions, weight limits and recorded price ranges, so none is an automatic replacement. The most suitable choice depends on the required accommodation, tow-car compatibility, available payload, dimensions and the specification of the individual caravan.
Worth knowing: Specifications and prices can vary by model year, trim and optional equipment.
Eriba Touring 310 ownership checks
- Keep a current record of the caravan's loaded weight and compare it with the recorded 900 kg maximum technically permissible laden mass.
- Plan equipment around the recorded 135 kg payload, allowing for personal items and any fitted or optional equipment on the individual caravan.
- Use the confirmed dimensions of the specific caravan when checking storage, parking and access, because length, width and height are not recorded here.
- Check the pop-top roof before travel and storage, including that it is fully secured according to the individual caravan's instructions.
- Review the three-berth layout before loading so that stored items do not obstruct the accommodation or affect weight distribution.
- Use RoamWorthy's Towing Calculator alongside the vehicle and caravan records to check compatibility.
Common mistakes to avoid
- Assuming the compact design removes the need to check tow-car compatibility.
- Treating the recorded 135 kg payload as available without accounting for equipment and carried items.
- Relying on a generic layout or dimensions when the individual caravan's specification has not been confirmed.
Worth knowing: No specific fault pattern is supplied, so ownership checks should not be treated as a diagnosis of known defects. The individual caravan's model year, trim and optional equipment can affect its specification.
Alternatives to the Eriba Touring 310
- Eriba Touring 430 - Consider the Eriba Touring 430 if you want another three-berth Eriba Touring option with a recorded length of 5.54 m and a recorded maximum technically permissible laden mass of 1100 kg.
- Bailey Discovery D4 2 - Consider the Bailey Discovery D4 2 if two berths are sufficient and you want to compare a different compact caravan with a recorded maximum technically permissible laden mass of 995 kg.
- Freedom Microlite Sport - Consider the Freedom Microlite Sport if you want three berths with a recorded length of 4 m and a recorded maximum technically permissible laden mass of 750 kg.
Data and source notes
- This page uses the maintained RoamWorthy record for the Eriba Touring 310.
- 6 model images are recorded for this page and served from RoamWorthy-hosted media.
- 2 recorded source groups are available in the source section below.
Proof notes
- Specifications can differ by production year, trim and optional equipment.
- Dealer listings are used as current marketplace evidence, not as a substitute for the exact vehicle documentation.
Worth knowing: Confirm weights, dimensions and fitted equipment for the exact vehicle before purchase or towing.
Sources and review status for the Eriba Touring 310
This page is supported by 2 recorded source groups.
- RoamWorthy maintained model catalogue (editorial_database)
- Web Exact Model (model_media)
Last reviewed: 2026-09-18T06:55:02.57375+00:00