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I have seen one or two caravans with bike racks on the rear - usually European vans, not British ones.
A couple of years ago, Swift caravans brochures used to mention that there were bike rack fitting points on the backs of their vans - although I've never seen a recent Swift Group van where the owners have done this.
I wouldn't personally do it, as it would be a recipe for instability by adding weight so far back. Caravans are so flimsy, it seems unreasonable to me to put such a strain on them too.
If it was safe and practical, I think you'd see it on the majority of vans, rather than the odd one or two.
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