Used campervans and motorhomes for sale on the Isle of Wight
Every campervan and motorhome for sale from Isle of Wight dealers and converters, from Mazda Bongos and Toyota Alphard conversions to VW campers and coachbuilt motorhomes. Updated daily, 21 in stock right now.
- Price range
- £7,995 to £49,995
- Typical asking price
- about £30,000
- Automatics
- 13
- Typical mileage
- 41,000
- Sellers
- 6
21 campervans
2017 Elddis Accordo 135
Rear Seating Shower Toilet
£34,995
28,000 miles
Diesel
Webb AutohomesNewport
2009 Toyota Vellfire
2.4Z Platinum Selection
£28,500
46,306 miles
Automatic
Northstar ConversionsCowes
2011 Auto-Sleeper Cotswold
Luxury End Bathroom Cab
£32,995
34,000 miles
Diesel
Webb AutohomesNewport
1976 Volkswagon T2 Bay Window Camper
T2 Late Bay Window Camper
£15,000
17,449 miles
Military Road Car SalesBrighstone
2010 Volkswagen Transporter
T28 102 TDI SWB
£16,995
102,425 miles
Manual
Diesel
Island Car CentreRookley
2014 Volkswagen Transporter
Camper Van
£34,995
43,133 miles
Automatic
Diesel
Island Car CentreRookley
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The island market today
21 campervans and motorhomes advertised on the island, from 6 different sellers. Asking prices run from £7,995 to £49,995, with a typical asking price of around £30,000. Years range from 1976 to 2022. A typical mileage is around 41,000.
13 are automatic and 3 manual. By fuel: 8 diesel and 2 petrol. 7 mention a warranty in the advert or come from a dealer who lists warranty terms; check what each one covers.
3 were marked sold in the last 45 days, typically last advertised at around £39,000. They're listed lower down with the price they were last advertised at.
Before you buy
Test the gearbox from cold
Ask when the gearbox was last serviced. On the test drive, check it pulls away smoothly, changes without jerks and holds on a hill.
Automatic or manual for island hills and traffic?Diesels and short trips
Most island journeys are short. Ask how the particulate filter (DPF) has been looked after, and think about whether your trips suit a diesel.
Diesels, DPFs and short island journeysRead the MOT history
It's free on GOV.UK with the registration. Look for advisories that come back year after year and gaps in the mileage.
How to read a car's MOT historyLook underneath for rust
Sea air is hard on island cars. Check the sills, subframes and brake pipes, and watch for corrosion advisories on the MOT.
Salt air and rust: checking an island carRecently sold
These went in the last few weeks. They give you a feel for island prices.
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2026 Kia PV5
Cargo L2H1 Plus Long Range 120 kW 71 kWh Auto
£60,000
Electric
Northstar ConversionsCowes
Buying a campervan or motorhome on the Isle of Wight
Island campers come from three places: motorhome dealers, local converters who fit out vans and Japanese people carriers like the Toyota Alphard and Mazda Bongo, and car dealers who take one in part exchange. Every one listed here is for sale on the island now, so you can view it without a ferry trip.
Size matters more here than on the mainland. Wightlink charges a car fare up to 5m long and 2.24m high, and Red Funnel up to 5.5m long and 2.0m high, so a short campervan can cost far less to take off the island than a coachbuilt motorhome. Our guide to buying a campervan on the Isle of Wight covers ferry sizes, damp and habitation checks, conversions and licences.