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What we pay for your touring caravan in Warwickshire
Selling to us is simple: send photos, get an offer, and if you accept, we collect. These are the real figures for touring caravans in Warwickshire.
We buy touring caravans
The one case where the money comes to you
- Touring caravans only — never statics
- It must still tow and be in working order
- Minor damp is acceptable
- Minor leaks or damage are acceptable
- Most offers land between £100 and £700
- Up to £2,000 for the very best, never more
Every figure is confirmed from your photos before anything is booked, so nothing changes on the day. We are always heavily booked: book within 24 hours of your quote or you may be waiting several weeks for a collection date.
Sell my caravan Warwickshire with easy access from Rugby via the M45
The M45 is a short motorway spur just south of Rugby that joins the M1. That makes Rugby one of the easier parts of Warwickshire to reach when a touring caravan needs collecting. Across the county, many owners have caravans sitting unused at home or in storage. Scrap My Caravan buys suitable touring caravans from owners and pays you for the caravan.
What your Warwickshire touring caravan could be worth
Most offers are £100 to £700, paid by Scrap My Caravan to the owner. That is the realistic range to have in mind when deciding whether your old tourer is worth selling.
A genuinely good touring caravan can be worth more, but £2,000 is the ceiling, not a typical offer and never a promise. The actual figure depends on the caravan's age, condition, model, damp history and what is still usable.
Most offers fall between £100 and £700
For an older touring caravan that has been sitting unused, £100 to £700 is the usual offer range. We would rather give you a sensible expectation than quote an attractive figure that does not reflect the caravan in front of us.
A tidy caravan with useful life left in it is more likely to sit towards the stronger end. Serious structural problems can make it unsuitable for purchase altogether.
Up to £2,000 for a genuinely good tourer
A genuinely good tourer can reach up to £2,000. Think of that as the upper ceiling for a suitable caravan in particularly good condition, rather than the amount to expect from an average older tourer.
The condition needs to support the figure. Age matters, but it is not the only factor. A well-kept older caravan may be more suitable than a newer one with major damp or structural damage.
Clear photos come before an offer is confirmed
For Warwickshire owners, the most helpful thing you can do is be completely straight about its condition. Tell us what is wrong, even if you think it is only a small issue.
Clear photos are required before any offer is confirmed, including photos of damage. We need to see the caravan properly rather than rely on a description such as "good for its age".
We are often told a caravan is fine, only to find soft floors, missing wheels or walls coming apart. That wastes everyone's time. It can also lead to the sort of situation sellers regularly complain about elsewhere, where the price is reduced on collection day after an inspector discovers damp.
Our photo rule is designed to avoid that. We want the caravan we collect to match the caravan we agreed to buy.
The details we need to see
Send clear photographs of the exterior and interior. Include the lounge, kitchen, washroom, beds, floors, wheels and tyres, plus any visible damage.
If there is damp, soft flooring, a damaged wall, missing equipment or another fault, photograph it. A clear picture is much more useful than hoping a problem will somehow look smaller in person.
Why damp and damage need to be shown early
Damp can be difficult to spot from outside. A caravan can look respectable while having a soft floor or damaged wall inside.
Minor damp may still be suitable for purchase. More serious deterioration may not be. Being open at the start means we can make a proper decision about the caravan and reduces the chance of disagreement later.
How this avoids a lower figure on collection day
The purpose of the photographs is simple: the caravan should be in the condition we have been told about when it is collected.
If the photographs accurately show the damage and condition, there should be no need for an unexpected inspection to reveal something fundamental. That gives you a much clearer idea of what you are agreeing to before collection.
Touring caravans we buy across Warwickshire
We buy suitable touring caravans from owners throughout Warwickshire, including Rugby, Leamington Spa, Stratford-upon-Avon, Nuneaton, Warwick, Kenilworth and Southam.
The county has quite a varied character. Rugby and Nuneaton are more industrial and market-town in feel, while Warwick, Kenilworth and Stratford-upon-Avon are strongly associated with heritage and tourism. None of that changes the buying criteria, but it helps explain the range of locations from which enquiries come.
We buy suitable touring caravans in Rugby, Leamington Spa and Southam
Rugby has the particularly useful M45 connection, with the short motorway spur just south of the town joining the M1.
Leamington Spa is a Regency spa town around five miles from M40 Junctions 13 and 14. Southam sits further into central Warwickshire. If your tourer is in any of these areas, tell us where it is and provide the required photographs.
Touring caravans from Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwick and Kenilworth
Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwick and Kenilworth form part of Warwickshire's better-known heritage and tourism areas. Stratford-upon-Avon is associated with Shakespeare's birthplace, while Warwick and Kenilworth are known for their castles.
We buy suitable touring caravans from owners in these towns. The important point is that the caravan must meet our buying criteria, regardless of which part of the county it is in.
Nuneaton and the wider north of the county
Nuneaton is Warwickshire's largest town, with a population of around 88,000. It sits on Watling Street near the geographic centre of England and is the birthplace of George Eliot.
The northern part of the county has a more industrial and market-town character. If your caravan has been sitting unused there, you can enquire in exactly the same way as an owner in the south.
What we do not buy and where it goes instead
It is worth being clear about this because not every caravan is suitable for purchase.
We buy touring caravans that are suitable for purchase. We never buy statics, and we do not buy caravans that are rotten through, have a failed chassis or will not tow.
Static caravans are not part of what we buy
We never buy static caravans. If yours is a static, the service is different: it is a paid removal job, so the owner pays us rather than receiving a purchase payment.
For that type of work in the nearest area we cover, see our caravan disposal in Coventry service.
Rotten-through caravans and failed chassis
Minor damp or minor damage can be considered. A caravan that is rotten through is not the same thing.
A failed chassis is also outside our buying criteria. If the caravan is beyond purchase, we can instead point you towards disposal or breaking rather than pretending it qualifies for a purchase.
Caravans that will not tow are a paid disposal job
We do not buy caravans that will not tow. We also do not provide a general caravan transport or relocation service.
If the caravan needs to be disposed of or broken instead, that is a paid service. See our caravan breakers in Coventry service for that route.
Caravan buyers near me when your caravan is in storage
Searching for caravan buyers near me does not necessarily mean the caravan is parked outside your house. Warwickshire has twelve documented caravan storage sites, including Reids of Springfield and Manor Estate Caravan & Trailer Storage in Stratford-upon-Avon, Newlands Caravan Park at Wellesbourne near Warwick and Leamington Spa, and Lairhillock Park near Marton outside Rugby.
So if your caravan has been stored away for a while, that is not unusual. You can tell us where it is rather than moving it simply to enquire about selling.
Warwickshire's established caravan storage sites
Storage can make an unwanted caravan easy to forget. The monthly or annual storage arrangement continues while the caravan is no longer being used.
If yours is at a documented site or another location in Warwickshire, give us the location when you enquire. Collection arrangements depend on the caravan being suitable and the site being accessible.
The M45, M1 and Rugby collection route
The M45 is a short spur just south of Rugby that connects directly to the M1. It is one of the county's more distinctive road links and can be useful when considering access around Rugby.
Not every collection will use the M45. The useful point is that Rugby has a direct motorway connection into the wider road network.
The M40, A46 and A452 corridor
M40 Junctions 13 and 14 serve Leamington Spa directly, while Junction 15 serves Warwick and connects towards Stratford-upon-Avon via the A46.
The A46 also links the M40 with the M6 through Warwick, Kenilworth and Coventry. The A452 is another main link between Leamington Spa and Warwick and the M6 and M40. These routes help make sense of collection locations across the southern and central parts of the county.
Sell my caravan fast when you already have a quote
If you have received a quote and decided to sell, it is worth arranging the collection promptly.
We are always busy and heavily booked. We advise booking within 24 hours of receiving your quote. If you wait, the next available collection date may be several weeks away.
That is a capacity issue, not artificial pressure. Collection slots can simply disappear while you are deciding what to do.
Book within 24 hours of your quote
Once you have decided to proceed, let us know promptly. This is particularly useful if your caravan is in storage, because you may also need to arrange access with the storage site.
You do not have to sell simply because you have received a quote. The advice is about timing if you already know that you want to go ahead.
Why collection availability can fill quickly
We deal with caravans across the area, so there are only so many collection slots available at any one time.
Leaving the booking for later may not affect the quoted amount, but it can affect when the caravan can actually be collected. If you want the sale dealt with soon, booking early makes sense.
What to have ready at the storage site or home
Make sure you know exactly where the caravan is and how it can be accessed. Have the keys and relevant paperwork ready where applicable.
The caravan should also match the photographs and information supplied when the offer was confirmed. If something changes, tell us before collection.
From Nuneaton's industrial north to Warwickshire's heritage towns
Warwickshire changes noticeably as you travel across it. Nuneaton and Rugby have a stronger industrial and market-town character, while Warwick, Kenilworth and Stratford-upon-Avon are more closely associated with heritage and tourism.
For caravan owners, the reason for selling may be as simple as no longer touring. A caravan can sit unused in any of these settings for years while its owner keeps meaning to sort it out.
Nuneaton, Rugby and the industrial side of the county
Nuneaton and Rugby are part of the more industrial and market-town side of Warwickshire. Rugby's M45 connection is particularly distinctive, while Nuneaton sits on Watling Street near the geographic centre of England.
If your caravan has become an unused asset rather than something you take away on holiday, a straightforward sale may be preferable to another year of storage and maintenance.
Warwick, Kenilworth and Stratford-upon-Avon
Warwick, Kenilworth and Stratford-upon-Avon have a different character, shaped by their heritage and tourism.
That does not change what we buy. We are looking for suitable touring caravans, with minor damp or minor damage potentially acceptable. Serious structural deterioration is not.
Leamington Spa and the southern collection routes
Leamington Spa is close to the M40 and A46, making it a practical part of the southern Warwickshire collection area.
If your caravan is stored or parked around Leamington Spa, Warwick, Kenilworth, Stratford-upon-Avon or Southam, include the location and clear photographs with your enquiry.
Questions Warwickshire caravan owners ask before selling
How do I value my caravan before I sell my touring caravan?
Start with the age, make, model, layout and overall condition. Service history, damp, damage and missing equipment can affect the figure. Clear photographs are required before an offer is confirmed so we can judge the caravan properly. For the full breakdown of what drives caravan value, see our caravan valuation guide.
Can I sell my caravan if it has minor damp or damage?
Yes, minor damp or minor damage can still be considered. You must tell us about it and provide clear photographs. A caravan that is rotten through, has a failed chassis or will not tow is not suitable for purchase.
Do you buy any caravan in Warwickshire, or only certain ones?
Only certain ones. We buy suitable touring caravans. We never buy static caravans, and we do not purchase caravans that are rotten through, have a failed chassis or will not tow.
Can you collect my caravan from a storage site?
Yes, a suitable touring caravan can be considered for collection from storage. Warwickshire has twelve documented caravan storage sites, so this is a normal situation. Tell us the location and make sure the required access is available.
How quickly can I sell my caravan?
The timing depends on collection availability. We are heavily booked, so we recommend booking within 24 hours of receiving your quote. Waiting can mean the next available collection date is several weeks away.
What happens if my caravan will not tow?
We do not buy it. A caravan that will not tow is instead a paid disposal or breaking job, where the owner pays us. Coventry is the nearest area we cover for that side of the service.
Do you move caravans or provide storage?
No. We do not provide caravan transport or relocation as a general service, and we do not store, repair, refurbish, treat damp, sell parts, broker or advertise caravans for owners. Our buying service is for suitable touring caravans.
For owners elsewhere, we also cover nearby areas including Oxfordshire, Northamptonshire, Leicester and Birmingham.
Sell Your Caravan Anywhere in the UK
We buy touring caravans right across the UK, not just in Warwickshire.
We also buy caravans near Warwickshire
We buy touring caravans across the areas around Warwickshire too. Pick the closest one for local collection details.