Leisure · 13 September 2026
Salop Leisure
Aspiring owners of campervans and motorhomes have a wide choice of both new and second-hand vehicles, making it possible to leave expensive hotel bills behind. Options span the classic campervan, the thoroughly engineere

Aspiring owners of campervans and motorhomes have a wide choice of both new and second-hand vehicles, making it possible to leave expensive hotel bills behind. Options span the classic campervan, the thoroughly engineered coachbuilt motorhome, and the compact but appealing micro motorhome.
A major date for the diary is the West Midlands Caravan & Motorhome Show 2026, running from 26 September to 4 October. Free tickets are available for those who want to attend.
What’s available
Stock is organised so buyers can filter by price, manufacturer, condition, model, year and number of berths.
By price: Vehicles start in the £40,000–£50,000 bracket and rise through £50,000–£60,000, £60,000–£70,000, £70,000–£80,000 and £80,000–£90,000, with a small number listed at £90,000 and above.
By manufacturer: Swift accounts for the largest share of the range, followed by Bailey, Roller Team, Auto-Sleeper, Auto-Trail, Chausson, Hobby and Volkswagen.
By condition: Both new and used vehicles are offered, with used stock making up slightly more than half of the current listings.
By model: Buyers can search across names including Avante, VIP, Voyager, Autograph, Corinium, Edge, Escape, Fairford, Kontiki, Kon-Tiki Sport, Trekker, Carrera, Frontier and Optima.
By year: The range spans models from 2016 through to 2026.
By berths: Vehicles are listed with two, three, four and six berths, with four-berth models the most numerous.
Sample listings
Among the current stock is a 2020 Chausson Vip 514, a three-berth model reduced from £61,995 to £51,995. Also available is a 2023 Swift Edge 494, a four-berth vehicle. Both carry a cash price and are marked as being on sale.