Motorhome sales have rocketed over the past few years for a variety of reasons, with one of the main ones being the extended global travel restrictions we face post-pandemic.

However, not everyone can or wants to just go out and buy themselves a brand new motorhome, especially when there are plenty of great used motorhomes on the market more readily available on realistic budgets.

With that being said, today I will be running you through just 10 of the best-used motorhomes I have found for under £50,000!

Kickstarting our top 10 today we have the Bessacarr 462 - a stunning little 2-berth motorhome ideal for couples!

Based on a Fiat Ducato chassis, the 462 comes in at 6.53m in length and in my opinion, the Bessacar packs a lot into its interior. As you step into the motorhome, you will find a large kitchen area, fully equipped with a microwave, oven/grill, three-way fridge freezer, and plenty of cupboard space for all your camping snacks - as well as a combined washroom (toilet and shower).

At the rear of this Bessacarr 462, you will find a rather spacious lounge area, either in a U-shaped layout or two long sofas on each side — this section of the motorhome will convert into either two singles or one large double bed.

When looking around on the likes of Autotrader and Marquis Leisure, you can pick yourself up a 2015/16 model for around £41,000 - slightly under the £50,000 budget, meaning you could put that extra cash towards a nice European tour in your new motorhome!

Berth:	2
Travelling Seats:	2
Length:	6.53m
Price:	£41,000

Moving onto number nine we have this neat little offering from JOA Camp - the 75T.

Joa Campers are well known for their affordable motorhome and campervan offerings, and I think it is a niche they fulfill extremely well. By no means will you get the most luxurious and tech-heavy motor/interior, however, you will get a safe and sturdy motorhome that provides everything you will need on the road.

The 75T sits on a Citroen chassis and can seat 5 people and sleep ⅔ people comfortably within its 7.4m interior. Inside the motorhome, you will also find a rather generously sized living/dining area, basic kitchen area, separate shower and toilet/sink rooms as well as a bedroom with two single beds (which can be converted into a large double) at the rear.

And, after doing our research on AutoTrader, we found a 2024 Joa-Camp 75T with 450 miles on the clock for just £49,995!

Berth:	2/3
Travelling Seats:	5
Length:	7.4m
Price:	£49,995

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In at eighth, we have the Roller Team Zefiro 685…

The Zefiro 685 is based on a Ford Transit chassis and measures in at 7.45m long, coming equipped with a generous lounge/dining area upfront, a kitchen area with a floor-length fridge freezer, as well as two separate toilet and shower rooms, and a bedroom with two single beds (that can be converted into one large double) at the rear.

The reason why the Zefiro deserves a position on this top 10 really boils down to the interior design/layout. Sporting a white/black and deep wood colour scheme, the Zefiro looks sleek, modern and most importantly spacious.

Onto the price and for a 2021 Automatic Roller Team Zefiro 685 you will be looking at paying around £48,000 which admittedly again is another offering pushing the top end of the budget but one I’d argue is well worth the pennies.

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Berth:	4
Travelling Seats:	4
Length:	7.45m
Price:	£48,000

If you're looking for a 2019 motorhome that you can buy for just over £40,000 - then the Rimor Seal 66 might be the one for you!

Inside the Seal’s 7.44m interior, you will find a spacious kitchen area equipped with a microwave, large fridge/freezer, as well as plenty of storage space to store all of your favoruite snacks, as well as separate shower and toilet rooms, and large rear bedroom sporting a double bed, wardrobes, and bedside tables (albeit small).

As you look right toward the front of the cabin you will find the dining/living area which interestingly enough does not come with a table connected as standard. This being said, if you can find a table that fits just right you will be able to sit at least six people comfortably, making this a great setup for those camping with friends or having a larger family.

On a more personal note, the interior design/colourways let this motorhome down, especially when you compare it to some of the other models on this list. However, that doesn’t mean everyone is going to have the same taste as me, which is why it still deserves a worthy position on this list.

Berth:	4
Travelling Seats:	4
Length:	7.44m
Price:	£40,000

Taking the sixth spot on our list today is a coachbuilt motorhome, the Chausson Flash 610.

Based on a Ford Transit chassis, the Flash packs a 2.0l 130 bhp turbo diesel Ford engine and comes fully equipped with a Fiamma side awning, a generous dining/living room (that also converts into a bed), a dropdown double bed, and a spacious kitchen and bathroom all as standard - fitting neatly into its 6.68m exterior.

Something I like about the Flash is its spacious interior design and modern feel that Chausson without a doubt every single time in their motorhomes.

Overall, for this motorhome, a 2014 (64) model will take you back around £38,995, making it one of the cheaper options available on this list!

Berth:	4
Travelling Seats:	4
Length:	7.44m
Price:	£38,995

In at number five, we have the Bailey Advance 59-2…

All in all, the Advance 59-2 is the perfect option if you’re looking for a reasonably priced motorhome that ticks all the right boxes for luxury and comfort.

Built upon a Peugeot Boxer chassis, the Autograph comes packed with a spacious and flexible living area, a fully equipped rear kitchen and bathroom, as well as plenty of cupboard and storage space. One of the standout features of the Bailey is the fixed rear island bed alongside the all-around LED lighting that really optimises that luxury hotel-on-wheels vibe.

Lastly, if you like what you see with the Advance, you’ll be pleased to know that when looking around at Autotrader you can pick yourself up a 2020 model of this motorhome for around £40,000!

Berth:	2
Travelling Seats:	2
Length:	5.95m
Price:	£40,000

In at fourth and just missing out on a top-three spot, we have the Swift Escape 684.

Based upon a Fiat Ducato chassis, the Escape 684 can sleep and seat four people comfortably and comes equipped with a rear bedroom (that can convert into two singles or a large double), a combined washroom with both a toilet and shower, as well as spacious kitchen area and a lounge/dining area up front - that can also convert into another double bed if or when you require it.

What I like about the Escape is that it can be a versatile option for both couples and families, ticking all of the right boxes when it comes to storage space, a kitted-out kitchen with plenty of worktop space (perfect for hosting dinners with friends), and most importantly, it feels spacious - meaning you don’t have to worry about feeling like you’re ‘on top’ of each other.

Upon research, you can pick yourself up a 2018-2020 model for anywhere between £46,000-£49,000 so this motorhome is admittedly at the top end of the £50,000 budget. But, I think when you consider that Swift is a common, reliable name within the motorhome community, as well as this motorhome only being 5/7 years old!

Berth:	4
Travelling Seats:	4
Length:	7.84m
Price:	£46,000-£49,000

Starting our top three in style we have a trusty little offering from Elddis - the Evolution 185.

The Evolution is perfect for families. It comes packed with a large, spacious rear living room area (which also turns into a double bed), a spacious kitchen equipped with plenty of fridge and freezer space, alongside plenty of worktop space, a dual-fuel hob with three-burner gas rings, and an electric hot plate.

In addition to this, there is another double bed space in the dining quarters and an electronic drop-down large, comfortable double bed hidden above the driver and passenger seats.

All in all, Elddis offers some of the best 4-berth motorhomes on the UK market. From the exterior to the interior, this motorhome gives off the feel of luxury whilst being affordable on a budget too. When doing some research, a 2019 Elddis Evolution model costs around £46,995!

Berth:	4
Travelling Seats:	4
Length:	7.84m
Price:	£46,995

Coming in at second today we have this lovely little offering from Compass, the Kensington 196.

The Kensington comes in at 7.34m long and can sleep and seat six people comfortably within its interior, making it perfect for those with larger families or those who have friends they like to go on holidays with.

Based upon a Peugeot Boxer chassis, inside the Kensington, you will find a spacious, well-thought-out layout. To your left, you will see a large dining area with a table (and drop-down bed) and a generous kitchen area with all of the required amenities. Then to your right, you will find the combined washroom (toilet and shower) and rear lounge area that can either concert into two single beds or one large double.

Something I do like about the Kensington has to be the road presence it holds, coming decked out in this stunning gold and bronze colourway - something we haven’t really seen from any other manufacturers out there.

Lastly, onto the price and when doing my research you can pick up a 2021 Compass Kensington 196 for prices around £47,000.

Berth:	6
Travelling Seats:	6
Length:	7.34m
Price:	£47,000

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Finalising our list today, we have the 2021 Roller Team T-Line 590.

Measuring in at 5.9m in length, the T-Line is built upon a Fiat chassis and similar to many of the models on this list, seats and sleeps four people comfortably. As you enter the motorhome you will find a rather large lounge/dining area with a dropdown bed overhead the cabin chairs, an L-shaped kitchen area equipped with a fridge/freezer, oven, and plenty of worktop space perfect for cooking on the go.

At the rear, you will find the large combined washroom area, featuring a shower, toilet, and sink - as well as plenty of cabinet space and even a mirror. Making getting ready in a motorhome just as luxurious as a hotel.

One of my favourite parts about the T-Line has got to be the interior design and upholstery choices. Throughout, this motorhome is decked out with a plush grey/white/wood finish with quilted walls and LED lights. In my opinion, the T-Line truly looks and plays the part of a luxury 4-berth motorhome extremely well - and all for the price of around £42,000.

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Berth:	4
Travelling Seats:	4
Length:	5.9m
Price:	£42,000

So there you have it, here are my top 10 best-used motorhomes…

If our list has helped you find the perfect used motorhome, you must not forget to insure it!

Lexham offers a variety of dedicated motorhome insurance policies to suit you and your vehicle. So whether you’ve opted for a more stylish and luxurious motorhome or a more practical model for adventuring, we’re here to help you find an insurance package for you.