In our biased view, we would like to say — sell to us! As we work with a large network of caravan buyers and often outperform our competitors on price. But if you don’t want to try to sell to a dealer just now, there are plenty of online marketplaces. Such as eBay, Auto Trader and Gumtree, where you can start.

Though you will need to research your market to value your caravan appropriately. Selling privately will also inevitably come with its fair share of time-wasters, hagglers, costs money can be a lot of effort. For a quick and painless sale, and at a good price, consider selling straight to an established caravan dealer with a good Trustpilot rating (check out our 5-star Trustpilot reviews here).

You’ll first need to assess your model for any defects or problems, and also to consider any upgrades or modifications it may have. Next, search for similar models and ages online to try and estimate a market value price. That’s just the tip of the iceberg, however. To value it accurately and to get the most out of your sale, check out our ‘How do | value my caravan?’ guide for a more detailed breakdown and explanation.

Caravan dealers are definitely the safest — and also the quickest — way to sell your caravan. You just need to make sure you can trust them (check out our five-star Trustpilot reviews). In our case, we’ll come and collect the caravan from you and pay instantly via a bank transfer before taking it away. There’s no time-wasting or messing about, no call-out fees or hidden charges, and the money is in your hands before we leave.

Yes! Caravan and motorhome sales have skyrocketed since the Covid-19 pandemic stopped many from travelling abroad and introduced the idea of ‘staycations’. The result is that more people are selling, buying, and upgrading their caravans than ever before. With more first-time buyers than ever before getting Into the market.