Fleetwood was established on 24 February 1964 as a caravan dealer. In 1987 Fleetwood became a public company by which time it was also involved in operating caravan parks, the manufacture of park homes, and retailing caravan parts and accessories. Also in that year Fleetwood created Delivering the Promise, which expresses the objective, the beliefs and the commitment of the people who work at Fleetwood.

Since listing in 1987, Fleetwood has acquired

• Sovereign Park Homes - 1987
• Caravan Parts of WA - 1987
• Baravans - 1987
• Fleetwood Parks - 1987
• Hertz Campervans - 1994
• Western Portables - 1996
• Homestar Construction - 1997
• Coromal Caravans - 1999
• Camec - 2000
• Flexiglass - 2000
• Serada - 2001
• Territory Transportables - 2001
• Durabuilt - 2002
• Carvan - 2003
• Windsor Caravans - 2003
• Rainbow Transportables - 2004
• BRB Modular - 2010

In 2004 Fleetwood established Searipple Village, which has grown to become the leading provider of workforce accommodation in the Karratha region. With the Department of Housing, Fleetwood is currently establishing Osprey Village, which will be a key workers' accommodation village in South Hedland.

Today, Fleetwood is a leading provider of innovative accommodation solutions, and quality recreational vehicles, parts and accessories.

Board of Directors

1.Michael Hardy
Chairman
Non-Executive Director

2.Greg Tate
Non-Executive Director

3.John Bond
Non-Executive Director

4.Peter Gunzburg
Non-Executive Director

5.Stephen Price
Chief Executive Officer

6.Bradley Denison
Chief financial Officer
Company Secretary