Spinney Caravans and Motorhomes

Spinney is a family-run British caravan and motorhome business founded in 1975. It began as a leisure-vehicle dealership and now operates five branches in Cheshire, Staffordshire, Flintshire, Warwickshire, and Northamptonshire. Its family history remains part of the company’s identity, but the current offer covers both vehicle sales and ongoing care: branches combine showrooms and sales with workshops or accessory shops, depending on the location.

Its catalog is organized around caravans, motorhomes, and campervans, with new and used vehicles from British and European brands. Online listings can be compared by sleeping capacity and layout, including A-class and coachbuilt motorhomes, pop-top campervans, and single- or twin-axle caravans. That range makes it possible to start with the intended use—trips for two, family vacations, or longer stays—and then compare floor plan, size, and the vehicle available at a particular branch.

In the motorhome and campervan ranges, the interior layout and number of berths are central choices: a couple may favor a compact floor plan, while a family may need more beds and storage. For caravans, the axle configuration and living-area layout affect both size and use. Spinney organizes its inventory by these features and by branch, so shoppers can see where a vehicle is located before planning a visit.

The company also accepts vehicles as part exchange. Along with caravans, it will consider motorhomes, cars, motorcycles, and trailer tents in a trade-in; its website also offers a route for owners who want to sell a motorhome to Spinney. Used stock appears alongside new vehicles, so the comparison is not limited to price: shoppers can also weigh the layout, equipment, and condition of the units available at each branch.

After-sales support differs by location. In Cheshire, Spinney highlights a 10-bay workshop for motorhomes and caravans; in Flintshire, the company identifies its caravan repair department as an AWS-approved service center. In Northamptonshire, the workshop handles routine maintenance, annual servicing, MOT tests, and warranty repairs, and the branch also has an accessory shop. It is useful to distinguish the sales showroom from the service department and book work at the branch that offers it.

Spinney’s main Cheshire branch is on Knutsford Road in Cranage, near Holmes Chapel. The other four locations are in Staffordshire, at Stonewall Place in Silverdale, Newcastle-under-Lyme (01782 622581); Flintshire, at 76 Station Road in Deeside (01244 830438); Warwickshire, on Warwick Road in Leek Wootton near Kenilworth (01926 858880); and Northamptonshire, on Wellingborough Road in Rushden (01933 353818). Staffordshire has traditionally focused on caravans and has expanded its motorhome range, while all five locations show caravans, campervans, and motorhomes.

Each branch listing helps customers check which vehicles are available and what after-sales work that location offers. For a sales visit, it helps to confirm that the model is at the chosen branch; for a repair, contact the workshop that handles that service. Location matters in a network where showrooms, accessories, and service are not identical at every site.

Spinney may suit buyers who want to compare new and used vehicles, trade in another vehicle, and maintain a caravan or motorhome within the same dealer network. The final choice depends on each vehicle’s layout and availability, as well as the distance to a branch with the right workshop. With five regional locations and a family-run history dating to 1975, the business brings sales, part exchange, repairs, and accessories together for travelers.