Latest motorhome reviews

The family-friendly Volkswagen Grand California 600 will grab your attention, but does it have the goods to compete at the £80K-plus price point?

Volkswagen campervans go compact with the latest Caddy California offering those with a ‘go-anywhere, sleep anytime’ mentality a premium vehicle to consider.

The latest generation of VW’s much-loved camper is every bit as good as you’d hope with a choice of petrol, diesel and hybrid engines.

Large luxury campervans have a benchmark to live up to in the Mobilvetta Admiral K6.3, with only minor driving and cabin quibbles making any dents in its well-deserved reputation.

Award-winning motorhomes like the Auto Sleepers Nuevo EK Plus earn their reputation through comfort, style, good design and a great price.

When you dig into the specifications, the Panama P12 Camper Van offers a lot for a sub-£60,000 price tag, but has that price been achieved by cutting corners. Autotrader’s Tom Roberts doesn’t think so.

With multiple passenger layouts available, the new Bailey Alora motorhome offers an excellent mobile living space built on the iconic Ford Transit large van platform. Autotrader’s Tom Roberts takes a closer look.

Swift’s Ford-based coachbuilt four-berth impresses with luxurious sleeping quarters and a high quality interior

The Auto Sleepers Custom Air is an attractive medium van-size camper van packed with all the modcons you’d expect to find in a small and well-appointed home. Autotrader’s Tom Roberts takes a closer look.

Simple but effective, the VW Caddy Cubert by Bodans brings campervan convenience in an easy set up. Holidays sorted.

Grand in every sense, VW's full-size California offers first-class accommodation for all the family

Stacks of value and accessibility force these time-served Swift Escapes into consideration.