Campervans
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a campervan and a motorhome?
The main difference between a campervan and a motorhome is the size. A campervan is generally smaller and built within the body of a van, offering greater manoeuvrability and ease of driving. A motorhome is larger, often with a coachbuilt or A-class body, and provides more living space. Campervans are ideal for shorter trips or travellers who prefer a compact, go-anywhere vehicle.
Can I drive a campervan on a standard licence?
Yes - most campervans weigh under 3,500 kg, which means you can drive them on a standard UK Category B car licence.
Are campervans suitable for everyday use?
Absolutely. Many campervans are compact enough to use as your daily vehicle, offering the perfect balance between practicality and adventure-ready convenience.
Do campervans have toilets and showers?
Some campervans feature compact wet-room washrooms, while others include space for a portable toilet. Larger models often include both toilet and shower facilities.
Can you sleep anywhere in a campervan in the UK?
You can't sleep just anywhere - wild camping is restricted in many areas of the UK. However, there are thousands of campsites and approved stopovers that welcome campervans. Always check local regulations before parking overnight
Can I buy a campervan on finance?
Yes - at Brownhills, we offer flexible finance options with adjustable deposits to help make your dream campervan more affordable.
