Bailey of Bristol
Bailey of Bristol
The first Bailey caravan was built by Martin Bailey in his garage in South Bristol in 1947 and was subsequently sold at Ashton Gate market for the sum of £200. A year later, F G Bailey Ltd was formed and went into production. The company developed rapidly throughout the 1950s, eventually outgrowing its original site and moving to its present address at South Liberty Lane in 1960. In 1977 the company was purchased by Patrick and Stephen Howard and Bailey of Bristol Ltd as it now known has remained in Howard family ownership ever since. Bailey of Bristol launched its first motorhome range in 2011.
Bailey Alora 69-4S
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"A modern finish with black taps and smart upholstery. There's some super storage solutions under the fixed rear bed and the washroom has fantastic sliding sink."
Bailey Endeavour B64
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"Some lovely innovative designs with the tambour door creating extra space by the kitchen. Also a flap next to the gas hob which creates more worktop space."
Bailey Adamo 75-4DL
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"A fab family van with two large lounges which makes it ideal for younger children or teens to have their own space when the weather is a bit 'UK'ish....."
Bailey Endeavour B62
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"Great looking first panel van from Bailey with a big double bed and optional layouts."
Bailey Adamo 69-4
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"I love the hanging space for wet clothing in the garage"
Bailey Adamo 75-4T
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"A low profile family motorhome with practical fixed single beds for children."
Bailey Autograph 81-6
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"Bailey takes a winning formula and delivers it at a superb price."
Bailey Adamo 69-4
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"Thought has gone into every aspect of this motorhome - from the functional garage to the excellent washroom, clever table and a superb standard specification."
Bailey Adamo 75-4DL
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"Great all-rounder with good accommodation, practicality and flexibility."
Bailey Autograph 79-4I
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"Bailey have lots of new items for 2022 - new upholstery, new Dometic reversing camera, new spotlights, new sink - the list goes on!"
Bailey Autograph 69-2
"A well thought out couples' tourer with pretty much all the essentials included in the price"
Bailey Autograph 81-6
"Very good six-berth motorhome at a good price"
Bailey Adamo 75-4DL
"A really appealing mid-size family four berth"
Bailey Alliance Silver Edition 66-2
"A spacious vehicle for two, perfect for chilling in a storm"
Bailey Autograph 69-2
"Fantastic, comfortable touring ‘van for long adventures"
Bailey Autograph 79-4I
"Luxury specification with a mid-range price tag"
Bailey Alliance 59-2
"Excellent two-berth with a good specification"
Bailey Autograph 79-4T
"Great finish and style, the curves give a premium feel"
Bailey Alliance 76-4T
"Great layout for a family"
Bailey Advance 76-4
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"Traditional in style and substance"
Bailey Autograph 79-4
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"Loved the layout – practical and luxurious for a family of four."