2 Berth Static Caravan For Sale

When you are searching for a static caravan, the range of choice can be overwhelming. The days of fold-away beds and fiddly gas mantles are long gone, and today’s two-berth holiday homes offer a level of comfort that would have seemed unlikely a generation ago.

What counts as a two-berth caravan?

The modern holiday home is probably the closest thing to the traditional idea of a static caravan. Two-berth models are designed to make the most of their footprint, providing a comfortable place to relax rather than simply somewhere to sleep.

Sizes generally run from 10 to 14 feet wide and between 32 and 44 feet long, so there is plenty of variation depending on how much space you need.

Extra sleeping space

Some two-berth holiday homes include a sofa in the lounge that converts into a double bed, giving you room for occasional guests without sacrificing living space.

Comfort and fittings

Fixtures and fittings are far more modern than they once were. Double glazing and central heating are now common, making these caravans comfortable enough to enjoy throughout the season and the surrounding area.

Buying a two-berth caravan

Whether you plan to site the caravan on your own land or on a holiday park, it is worth talking to a specialist who can help match you with the right model.

Prices for two-berth static caravans currently range from around £30,000 to more than £120,000, depending on the manufacturer, model, year and condition. Recent listings include:

• ABI Get Away Cabin — 2026, £63,495
• Willerby Sierra — 2022, £49,995
• Atlas Powys — 2023, £49,500
• ABI Harlech — 2022, £44,995
• Willerby Clearwater — 2019, £129,000
• Willerby Manor — 2021, £52,995

Most available models are new, with a smaller number of used caravans also on the market. Manufacturers represented include Swift, ABI, Willerby and Atlas, with model years spanning 2019 to 2026.

Choosing the right one

With so many options, it helps to think about how you intend to use the caravan — whether it is a weekend retreat, a base for longer stays, or somewhere to host the occasional guest. That will guide your decisions on size, layout and budget.