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2026 Auto-Sleepers Symbol

Free Comfort & Tech Pack

2 Berths 3 Belts 5.4m 3500Kg

£86,400 £73,897

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2026 Auto-Sleepers Fairford

Premium, Comfort & Tech Packs

4 Berths 4 Belts 6.4m 3500Kg

£89,495 £76,896

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2026 Roller Team Livingston Duo

In stock. Fantastic value

2 Berths 4 Belts 6m 3500Kg

£63,840 £62,990

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2025 Hobby Vantana

SAVE £9000 ON LIST PRICE

2 Berths 4 Belts 6m 3500Kg

£74,995 £65,995

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2025 Auto-Sleepers Symbol

Free Comfort & Tech Packs

2 Berths 3 Belts 5.4m 3500Kg

£86,400 £73,897

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2024 Globe-Traveller Falcon 2XS

Luxury Meets Adventure: Falcon

2 Berths 2 Belts 6m 3500Kg

£119,595 £98,235

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2024 Globe-Traveller Explorer 2X

The Pinnacle of Camper Vans

2 Berths 2 Belts 6.4m 3500Kg

£97,995 £79,990

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A campervan is typically more compact and built within the original van body, making it easier to drive and park. A motorhome is larger and purpose-built, offering more living space, fixed beds and separate bathroom facilities. If you're comparing motorhomes and campervans in the UK, the right choice depends on how many people are travelling and how much space and storage you need.

Choosing the right motorhome or campervan depends on berth size, layout, storage, budget and how often you plan to travel. Couples often prefer 2-berth campervans for flexibility, while families typically choose 4-berth or 6-berth motorhomes with fixed beds. Considering payload, driving licence limits and campsite preferences will also help narrow your options.

Motorhomes and campervans have separate fresh water and waste water tanks, plus a cassette toilet system. Fresh water is used for taps and showers, while grey water and toilet waste are emptied at designated service points on campsites or motorhome facilities. Understanding how these systems work is an important part of choosing the right vehicle and planning your trips.

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