Continental Leisure

In Cross Hands, Continental Leisure brings together several stages of owning a recreational vehicle: finding a motorhome or campervan, trying one through a rental, and returning to the workshop for service. The dealership handles new and used vehicles, with financing, sales brokerage, and an after-sales center in Carmarthenshire.

The catalog distinguishes vehicles by size and layout as well as by brand. It includes models with two, four, or six berths, fixed beds, rear lounges, rear bathrooms, or rear kitchens; the selection spans coachbuilt and A-class motorhomes as well as campervans. Brands listed by the company include Auto-Trail, Bailey, Carthago, Roller Team, Sunlight, and Camper King. Inventory changes, so it is worth checking the specific models before planning a visit.

The campervan range includes vehicles based on Volkswagen vans and Camper King models, while the rental department offers another way to travel around South Wales without buying a vehicle. Continental describes its hire vehicles as ready for the road and says pets are welcome under its rental terms. This lets customers compare ownership with a trial trip, though each rental depends on its terms, dates, and available models.

The relationship with a vehicle does not end at delivery. The company offers financing, warranties, and brokerage for customers looking to sell a motorhome or campervan. It also lists accessories and fitting services, so a conversation can cover everything from choosing a model to equipping it afterward. That arrangement may suit customers who prefer one provider for sales and ongoing maintenance.

The workshop is listed as an Approved Workshop Scheme center. It services motorhomes and campervans, handles repairs and habitation checks, and offers Class 4, 5, and 7 MOT testing for vehicles up to 5,000 kilograms, including some tag-axle models. A habitation check covers gas, water, electrical, and heating systems; alarms and accessories can also be installed.

After-sales work includes brakes, tires, timing belts, wheel balancing, and fitting awnings, antennas, solar panels, bike racks, and other accessories. Continental separates sales hours from workshop hours and lists a different contact for service appointments. Vehicle searches go through sales; inspections and repairs are arranged with the technical team.

Cross Hands serves as a shared base for the showroom, rental operation, and service department. The contact page says visitors can view the showroom during sales hours without an appointment; calling ahead can help the team prepare if a customer already has a brand, layout, or budget in mind. For workshop work, the company provides a form to identify the vehicle and service needed.

Continental Leisure combines new and used inventory with rentals, brokerage, and a workshop equipped for a range of motorhome needs. For travelers comparing vehicle types, a rental offers a way to try one; for current owners, service and accessories extend the relationship beyond the original purchase.