The 8 European campervan brands
Campervans are a true specialty within the camping world. Discover the brands that have set themselves apart over the years for their outstanding value for money. Whether you’re looking for something basic or a full-option model, you’ll find it all in our range.
Adria is the creator of some of the most ingenious campervans – the Twin range. Dreamer and Westfalia, in turn, offer a wide selection of clever layouts. Bürstner and Knaus have also succeeded in developing beautiful campervan models. Whether you’re after an affordable entry-level van or a luxurious top-of-the-line model, with Corigon and Yucon you’ll always find one that perfectly fits your budget.
Chausson
This French manufacturer offers a strong lineup of semi-integrated motorhomes, delivering not only high-quality vehicles but also innovative, trend-setting interior and exterior designs! This is also reflected in their campervans.
Bürstner
Welcome to the new era of motorhomes! Bürstner presents a completely redesigned range with three brand-new series, each crafted to adapt to your unique way of traveling. Discover the entry-level Papillon campervan on Citroën Jumper starting at €41,860, the innovative Habiton on Mercedes Sprinter from €75,410, and the luxurious semi-integrated Signature on Fiat AL-KO from €79,480. What truly sets these models apart is that you can configure them entirely to your own expectations, creating a motorhome that is uniquely yours.
Adria
Adria is rock solid! More than 50 years of craftsmanship, dedication and knowledge can be found in today's Adria motorhomes. The Adria factory is one of the most modern factories in the camping industry and is located in Novo Mesto, Slovenia. Adria is the creator of some of the most ingenious campervans – the Twin range. But their semi-integrated and fully integrated motorhomes are true gems as well. We are very proud to represent Adria.
Westfalia
Westfalia is the most iconic brand in the camper world! Who isn’t in love with the VW T1 & T2 camper vans from the 1960s and ’70s? When Westfalia launched its own range in 2011, Vanomobil was immediately chosen to distribute these gems in Belgium. In addition to the famous mini campers, Westfalia also produces phenomenal campervans on Ford, Fiat, MAN, and Mercedes—each one a highly coveted masterpiece!
Dreamer
Do you dream of a fully equipped campervan that’s perfect for both your holidays and your daily commute? A compact, high-quality model at an affordable price? Thanks to the expertise of the Groupe Rapido, Dreamer has developed two ranges: Fun and Select. This year, we’re celebrating Dreamer’s 20th anniversary—hooray! And of course, a special anniversary edition is a must!
Yucon
Yucon is the specialist “microliner” campervan brand by Frankia, where comfort, technical quality and timeless design take centre stage. Built mainly on Mercedes Sprinter chassis, Yucon models offer surprisingly generous interior space combined with luxurious driving comfort. Since 2022, Yucon has been established as an independent brand within the Frankia Group, with its own production site next to the Frankia factory. The brand is dedicated to adventurous travellers who refuse to compromise when it comes to luxury.
Corigon
Corigon is the youngest brand within the Erwin Hymer Group and surprises with German quality and craftsmanship at an exceptionally sharp price. The focus is on semi-integrated motorhomes for 2 to 4 people and campervans, richly equipped and designed for years of carefree travel enjoyment. With Corigon, you choose comfort, reliability, and timeless design—without exceeding your budget.
Knaus
German precision and build quality. Young and dynamic, yet never rushed, Knaus masters every segment—offering an exceptionally attractive range of both fully integrated and semi-integrated motorhomes. In recent years, their campervan series Boxlife has enjoyed tremendous success, thanks to its unique mix of price, design, and quality. And in 2026, Knaus will once again set a new market standard with the launch of the revolutionary Boxtime.
