The Motorhome and Caravan Show is rapidly approaching (13-18 October), with the biggest names in the industry set to be showcasing the latest releases when the doors open to the NEC.
Whether you’re looking for the best campervan to buy or the best motorhome to buy and want to see the new season’s releases from some of the leading motorhome makers and converters, or are looking for some new accessories, the 2026 Motorhome and Caravan Show is the place to be.
In this guide, we’re previewing what you can expect to see at this year’s show, as well as
Plus, if you’re yet to buy your ticket, the good news is we have a Motorhome and Caravan Show discount code that you can use too.
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Motorhomes and campervans to see at the Motorhome and Caravan Show 2026
Ace (Stand 6-40)
Making its debut appearance at the show, Ace will be launching its new Ace Supreme range, with extra spec, to add to the existing Ace 1200 range of campervans and 1500 range of motorhomes.
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Adria (7-35)
The Coral and Matrix motorhome ranges have all been updated on the inside and out for the 2027 season, so are well worth a look. They are now available as Select models, with a ‘take it or leave it’ spec list.
Aura (9-110)
Aura is the name Hobby will now be using in the UK. There will be six low-profile models and four campervans to admire on its stand.
Auto-Sleepers (8-25)
Auto-Sleepers is celebrating its 65th anniversary with a special LXV range. The four-model range includes an entirely new layout, the Broadway IB LXV – the first ever island-bed model in the Fiat Ducato-based Broadway range – and it will be making its debut at the show.
Other models in the line-up include the Broadway EL LXV low profile.
Auto-Trail (8-30)
Among the 26 vehicles due to be on display on the Auto-Trail stand will be a new Adventure Coachbuilt range, which makes its debut at the show. The four models in the overcab range are all four-berths, and come with automatic transmission as standard on Peugeot Boxer chassis.
They come with three optional packs, too. Models from Auto-Trail’s F-Line, Imala and Frontier ranges will also be on display.
Bailey of Bristol (19-25)
Bailey is another brand unveiling a new range at the show, this time the low-profile Ford Transit-based Ascent range, including the new layout 64-2.
All Ascent models come with eight-speed automatic transmission, a double door garage and Truma CombiNeo heating as standard, and are light enough to be driven by anyone with a B licence. Also look out for the B68, the new model in Bailey’s Endeavour campervan range.
Benimar (8-26)
There are two new motorhome layouts in Benimar’s Primero range to admire at the show, as well as the two models in the new Primero ‘Lite’ range, designed to offer customers an entry point into the world of motorhomes that is slightly easier on the wallet.
Elsewhere you can see two new slimline Ford-based Tessoro models.
Bürstner (20-41)
Head to the Bürstner stand to see the new Mercedes-based Signature SMT line, available with an MTPLM of either 3500kg or 4500kg (make sure you have the right driving licence to drive a motorhome if you go for the latter), as well as the Habiton 6.1, the latest model in the German company’s new Mercedes-based campervan line.
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Camperking (11-165)
The van converter, known for its VW Transporter conversions, will be presenting its new T7 Freedom and Go! models at the show. But it’s also promising to unveil a new model based on a larger vehicle.
Carthago (9-60)
The German company’s chic e-line, chic s-plus and liner for two ranges have all been upgraded this season. Look out for the new C2 Tourer I 146 FF-RB-LE.
Coachman (9-100)
There’s a new model in Coachman’s Travel Master range, the four-berth 565L, and two new Sportivo models, the 565 Compact and the 565 Traq.
But it could be the company’s Veloce campervans, based on a Fiat Ducato, which generate most attention. They include the Veloce VL65 model.
Dethleffs (20-50)
There’s a new Globetrail layout on offer, as well as the new Just Van low-profile range, to admire on the Erwin Hymer Group subsidiary’s stand.
Dreamer (20-70)
There’s a new island bed model, the D64, in Dreamer’s Select range, as well as the new Cap Easy, a pop-top Ford Transit Custom-based campervan (which is one of the best vans for a camper conversion) with a pop-top roof that still manages to have an overall height of less than 2m.
The transverse-bed D43 and fixed-single-beds D68 UP have also been added to Dreamer’s Fun range.
Elddis (20-19)
With Elddis production moving to Germany for motorhomes and Poland for campervans, the overall line-up has shrunk from 34 to 10 motorhomes, and from 15 to eight campervans. There are also now just two ranges: the entry-level and Peugeot-based Whirlwind and Fiat-based Autoquest. Some eight models will be on display on the stand.
Eriba (20-35)
Eriba’s two-tone Eriba Car campervan is now available in two layouts, the 600 and 602, with a pop-top roof that (as an option) can be electrically operated. Check it out among the company’s famous compact caravans.
Etrusco (20-36)
The company’s CV 630 PB+ campervan should be worth checking out. Both it and two new low-profile models, the V6.8F and V6.8 SCF, benefit from having drop-down beds.
Glossop Caravans (19-41)
The well-known dealer is exhibiting something that is sure to be a focus of interest on its stand – new Voare all-electric campervans from China.
Hillside Leisure (12-86/150)
The Derby converter, which is among the best campervan conversion companies, will be showing off its new MVX model based on VW’s Multivan, a new layout on the Crafter-based Hopton range with a rear lounge.
Hymer (20-35)
Two new Mercedes Sprinter-based models, the GT-S 600 and 685, will grace the Hymer stand, along with models from the updated B-ML range and newly upgraded ML-T 570 CrossOver and Grand Canyon S CrossOver models.
Itineo (20-70)
The French brand is celebrating its 20th anniversary with three special edition island bed models: the PM 740 Cozi low-profile and MC740 Famili A-class, and the compact CJ660 Famili A-class.
Knaus (17-32)
Motorhome models on show from Knaus should include the Van TI Vansation 550 MF and the Van TI 650 MEG, as well as the Live TI 650 MEG Black Selection designed for couples and young families. You can also take a look at the SKI T 700 DG, based on a VW Crafter. Campervans on show will include models from the Boxlife and Boxtime ranges.
Laika (20-38)
Laika is moving its top-notch Kreos range onto a Mercedes Sprinter, and the first result of this – the new A-class H 5109 MB – will make its debut at the show. It comes with three alternative exterior styles.
Malibu (9-26)
The 640 LE XR is the new model in Malibu’s more keenly priced Relax range. It comes with height-adjustable single beds at the back that can be raised to create a huge storage area.
McLouis Fusion (8-25)
All new McLouis Fusion models on show this time come with 16-inch alloy wheels as standard, a fully digital dashboard, automatic cab air conditioning and wireless smartphone charging.
Mobilvetta (8-26)
Mobilvetta’s low-profile and A-class motorhomes have all had a complete upgrade outside and in for the 2027 season. They run as standard on a 140bhp Fiat Ducato.
Niesmann+Bischoff (20-18)
Pride of place on the Niesmann + Bischoff stand will go to the Flair 920 liner.
Based on an Iveco Daily chassis, it can weigh up to 7490kg, and, as you would expect, is designed to combine spacious living with top-notch technology.
Onyx (11-50)
Onyx’s new Mesa model is making its debut at the show. The four-berth is based on a MAN TGE and comes with a garage and a Victron lithium battery system.
Panama (8-26)
Panama now offers an off-road model in its range. The P/12 SE AWD boasts the same spec as the existing P/12 and P/57, but also comes with a 185W solar panel and a choice of exterior colours.
Rapido (20-70)
Rapido’s new V64 campervan manages to include an island bed in a 6.36m-long vehicle thanks to having a table that slides out from the side kitchen unit next to the front dinette.
Redline (11-40)
Redline is acquiring a reputation for launching new models that can be built on both the VW T7 and new Ford Transit Custom. Its latest model, the Explorer, due to be unveiled at the show, is a good example of that.
Roller Team (7-20)
The Italian brand’s entry-level Kronos Compact range has been expanded with the new end-washroom 670 model, the longest van in the range at 6.69m.
Rolling Homes (11-140)
The Shrewsbury-based van converter will be unveiling its new 6m-long VW Crafter conversion with a rear lounge and a microwave included in the kitchen.
Sun Living (7-35)
Adria’s budget brand is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year, and has brought out a special 20ED range packed with extras at a knock-down price.
Swift (6-25/33)
The big change at Swift is that from this season all motorhomes and campervans come with lithium leisure batteries. This has allowed the company to make all new Carrera campervans entirely gas-free.
Also visit the Swift stand to see the new Merlin range, the new 505 Trekker layout, and the updated Kon-Tiki range.
Weinsberg (17-32)
For low-profiles, check out the new Carasuite Spicy edition models, with sleeping options for up to five people.
WildAx (10-20)
The West Yorkshire-based converter will be unveiling its latest model, the two-berth, 5.4m-long Meteor.
What you need to know before heading to the NEC Show
When is the Motorhome and Caravan Show?
How much are tickets for the Motorhome and Caravan Show?
Tickets for the show are now on sale and you can take advantage of the Practical Motorhome reader offer for tickets at £14 (95p off standard advance/ £5.95 off on the day). Simply use the discount code PMHE to claim your discount.
Our discount code can be used before 23:59hrs 12/10/2026, after which tickets will cost £19.95. A £1.25 transaction fee applies to all online bookings. Tickets are subject to availability and are non-refundable. Children under 16 years go free when accompanying a paying adult, but still require a ticket (there is a maximum of two children per adult).
Dogs are not permitted, except assistance dogs.
Where to stay for the Motorhome and Caravan Show
The Caravan and Motorhome Club will be hosting a temporary campsite at the NEC in North Car Parks 10 and 10a between Monday 12 October and 10am on Monday 19 October.
Parking
Parking at the Motorhome & Caravan Show is included in the ticket price and will be allocated on arrival.
When you arrive at the NEC, staff will direct you to the appropriate car park. Disabled parking is available but cannot be pre-booked; bring your Blue Badge with you.
Accessibility
The NEC is committed to being accessible to all, with wheelchairs available free for Blue Badge holders and at £10 for all other visitors.
Scooters are supplied by the NEC at £25 per day for all visitors – you should pre-book to avoid disappointment.
Full details are available at thenec.co.uk/visitors/accessibility.
