How to list with Quirky Campers
- Fill in the form below and click Create Listing.
- Add your vehicle details and upload photos.
- Sit back and watch the enquiries come in.
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List Your Van
£12.95
- 4 week listing
- 8 photos
- Reach a community of 145,000 engaged monthly buyers
- Your sale, your way
Add Extra Photos
£6.95
- 30 additional photos
- Showcase every detail
- Attract more offers
Go Featured
£19.95
- Featured for 7 days
- Maximise your visibility
- Prime placement at the top of sales listings
Why sell with Quirky Campers
Not only do we have the most serious buyers and the most detailed campervan, motorhome, and caravan-specific information, but we are also the cheapest place to sell.
Reach the right buyers
at the right price
- The cheapest place to sell online
- 50% of our sellers sold their campervan within one week of listing
- Almost half of sellers receive an enquiry within 24 hours
Community of engaged buyers
- Get your van in front of the most serious buyers, who value quality conversions
- Showcase to our established community of campervan enthusiasts
- We ask for the most detailed information because we know what our buyers want.
- 9 out of 10 sellers would recommend us
Unmatched Visibility
- We consistently rank number 1 on Google for ‘Buy a Campervan’
- Get your listing in front of 145,000 monthly users and a social media following of over 200,000
Any campervan, motorhome or caravan can be listed on our website
Our sales page is like a classifieds page in that you can list any campervan, motorhome or caravan. We’ve had listings from basic conversions to vintage VWs to high-spec modern homes on wheels. Plus you manage the listing and enquiries. Do you have a unique caravan or trailer tent instead? You can list that too!
Get your listing verified
While any leisure vehicle can be listed on our sales page, only certain campervans will tick all the Quirky boxes. We’ll review your listing, and if you’ve got the right sign-offs and cracking photos, we’ll tick whether 'We love the style', and verify your campervan as ‘Pre-approved for hire’.
What you’ll need to get your listing up
It’ll take you around 30 minutes to get your listing up. You’ll need the following information for your listing:
- Photos (8 for a standard listing, upgrade to 38 for £6.95)
- Basic vehicle information (year, mileage, transmission type, number of belted seats etc.)
- Price
- Information about the conversion (berths and bed descriptions, solar panels, cooking facilities etc.)
- Information about sign-offs and certificates (you don’t have to have these done but you need to state if you’ve had them done – e.g. gas sign-off, weighbridge etc.)
Make your campervan more saleable (and get more £)
Photos, Photos, Photos!
Photos make all the difference in the number (and quality) of enquiries you’ll get. They’re the most effective way to get across just how special your campervan is – after all, a picture says a thousand words! Plus, the campervans with the best photos are more likely to be promoted to our social media and email audiences. Upgrade from 8 to 38 photos for £6.95.
Our tips for taking photos that sell:
- Clean your van! It sounds obvious but clean every single spot of your van (inside and out). You don’t want a bit of dust or an out-of-place shoe to distract from your van’s features.
- Use the best quality camera you’ve got access to. If you don’t have a great smartphone, do you have a friend with a DSLR or a better smartphone you can borrow?
- Only take your photos during the day. Clear, crisp and well-lit photos make all the difference. Stick to 2 hours or so after sunrise and at least 2 hours before sunset to make sure you have great light.
- Make them wide-angle. You’ll have some great little details in your van that you’ll want close-up shots of but for the most part, your photos should be quite zoomed out. Buyers want to understand the layout of the van as it's arguably one of the most important aspects of a small space. If you’re using a DSLR, then you’ll want to use a 20mm (or less) lens. If you’re using a smartphone or a camera with a fixed lens, stand far back from the shot – even outside the van.
- Don’t over-edit. There’s no need to add filters, vignettes, effects etc. The buyer is looking for an accurate representation of the van.
Get the right sign-offs
When someone is considering spending many thousands of pounds on an investment like this, they need reassurance that it is safe and legal. A gas safety certificate and weighbridge verification are cheap and easy ways to do that. We only share campers for sale on our social media that meet these two criteria.
In addition, they may be hoping to rent it out through Quirky Campers. In order to be rented with us, we’ll ask the owner for:
- Landlords Gas Safe Certificate (around £80)
- Weighbridge verification (can be free or as little as £5-£10)
It can be worth spending half a day and a bit of money to get the above certificates to attract more buyers.
Fill out all the information
Don’t skip any boxes! We’ve bought and sold campervans ourselves, and have talked to dozens of buyers and sellers to find out what information everyone wants to be included. If a question is on the form, it’s there for a reason! Provide as much information as you can to make the buyer’s job easier.
QUICK ANSWERS FOR SELLING A CAMPERVAN
FAQs
What type of vehicle can I sell?
You can sell any campervan, motorhome or caravan with Quirky Campers. We don’t have strict restrictions on the types of vehicles that can be listed, so if you think our buyers are the right audience for your vehicle, you’re welcome to list it with us. If you’re unsure whether your vehicle is a good fit, email sales@quirkycampers.co.uk and we’ll be happy to help.
Is the Quirky Campers website the best place to sell my campervan, motorhome or caravan?
We sure think so, but we know every seller’s situation is different. That’s why we’ve compared different campervan sales platforms to help you decide which website is best for selling your campervan, motorhome or caravan. It’s worth considering audience, listing costs, visibility and how well the platform suits the type of vehicle you’re selling.
How much does it cost to list a campervan for sale?
A standard sales listing starts from £12.95 and includes 8 photos, with your campervan listing live for 4 weeks. You can also pay £6.95 to add 30 extra photos, giving you more space to showcase your campervan. For maximum visibility, you can choose a featured listing for £19.95, which puts your campervan in the top section of the listings for 7 days, giving you maximum visibility.
How do I sell my campervan with Quirky Campers?
You can list your campervan online through our Sell My Campervan page in no more than 5 minutes. You’ll just need to provide a few details about your vehicle, upload some photos and then choose your listing type, either standard or featured. Once you’re happy, simply check out and your listing will be live and visible to 145,000 monthly webpage visitors. For additional help, check out our How to Sell Your Campervan with Quirky Campers guide.
How long will my campervan listing stay live?
Your campervan listing will stay live for four weeks from the date it is published. During this time, buyers can view the listing and contact you directly with questions or to arrange a viewing. You can manage and update your listing by logging into your Quirky Campers account.
I'm a trade seller, can I get a multi-listing discount?
Yes, trade seller packages are available. If you’re a trade seller and would like to list multiple campervans, you can take a look at our Trade Seller packages to find the best option for you.
I have a campervan conversion. Does it need to be registered as a motor caravan with the DVLA before selling?
No, your vehicle does not need to be registered as a motor caravan with the DVLA to list it for sale on our platform. When creating your listing, please select the relevant fields to state its condition and status clearly. This helps buyers understand exactly what they’re looking at before they enquire.
Do I need to provide the unladen weight when selling my campervan?
Yes, you do need to have the unladen weight. Vans with no unladen weight are likely to put people off as they could be over their Maximum Authorised Mass (MAM). Most people have a weighbridge within 5 miles of their home, for example at a waste recycling plant, tip or scrap metal merchant. See more details in our Campervan Weight Explained guide.
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