What is the new Bailey Autograph?

The new Bailey Autograph is Bailey’s premium motorhome range, designed for tourers looking for comfort, flexibility and plenty of space for longer journeys. The 2026 Bailey Autograph motorhomes combine practical layouts with premium features and a choice of models to suit different ways of travelling.

What Bailey Autograph motorhomes are available?

The current 2026 Bailey Autograph range includes the 72-2, 79-4T, 79-4F, 79-4I, 79-4XT and 81-5. Each model offers a different layout and berth configuration, giving you a choice of Bailey Autograph motorhomes depending on how many people are travelling and the type of living space you prefer.

How many people can a Bailey Autograph motorhome sleep?

The new Bailey Autograph range includes 2-, 4- and 6-berth motorhomes. This gives you options suited to couples as well as those needing additional sleeping and living space for family or guests.

Which Bailey Autograph motorhome is right for me?

The best Bailey Autograph motorhome will depend on how many people you travel with, your preferred sleeping arrangement and how much living space you need. Comparing the different layouts, body lengths and berth options across the range can help you find the model that best suits the way you tour.

How much does a new Bailey Autograph cost?

The price of a new Bailey Autograph varies depending on the model and any current offers. Prices and available monthly finance figures are shown alongside the individual Bailey Autograph motorhomes on this page, allowing you to compare options before choosing your preferred model.

Bailey Alora Motorhomes

Q: Where can I buy a new Bailey Autograph motorhome?

You can explore the new Bailey Autograph motorhome range at Campbells Caravans. Compare the available 2026 models, layouts, specifications, prices and finance options online, or contact the Campbells sales team for help choosing the right Bailey Autograph for you.

Streamlined & striking.

A slimline, 7-metre motorhome for up to four people that drives like a campervan, with a fixed bed, full washroom and rear garage for proper touring comfort.

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Campervan freedom, motorhome comfort.

Bailey Alora layouts explained.

The Bailey Alora range at Campbells covers two narrow-body layouts built on the same 6.99m Ford Transit base. The 69-4S has a raised transverse double bed with under-bed storage and sleeps up to four, while the 69-4I has a raised island double bed in a separate rear bedroom and sleeps up to three. Both have four designated travelling seats, a front flexi lounge and a rear garage, and the model comparison further down this page lists the berths, bed type and body length for each.

Alora or campervan?

The Alora is a coachbuilt motorhome with a narrow body, so it drives and parks much like a large campervan while giving you a fixed bed, a proper washroom and a rear garage. At 3,500kg it can be driven on a standard Category B car licence, and the 69-4S was a 2024 award winner in its class for three or four berth coachbuilt motorhomes of 7 metres and under. If you would rather have a van conversion, take a look at our Bailey campervans.

For more space, see the Bailey Autograph and Bailey Adamo, or the full Bailey motorhome range. Finance is available subject to status.

The Bailey Alora is a slimline, 7-metre motorhome that goes where bigger motorhomes can’t. A narrow body on a Ford Transit base makes it easy to drive down country lanes and fit onto smaller pitches, while a front flexi lounge, fixed rear bed, full washroom and rear garage give you everything you need for weekends away or longer tours.

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Small footprint, big adventures.

Made for country lanes.

Narrow roads and tight pitches hold no fear. The Alora’s slim body and 7-metre length make it easy to thread down lanes, find a parking space and fit onto smaller pitches, and at 3,500kg you can drive it on a standard car licence.

A cab that does it all.

Air conditioning, cruise control and a 12-inch touchscreen come as standard. The Ford Transit cab and 2.0-litre, 130bhp engine with a six-speed manual gearbox – or an optional automatic – make long drives as relaxed as short hops.

Warm in every season.

Ski trip or summer tour, the Alora is ready. Alu-Tech insulation and Truma Diesel Combi heating are rated to Grade III, and a heating outlet in the rear garage helps dry wet boots and kit after a day outdoors.

Thoughtfully equipped.

Sofa by day, seats on the road

The front flexi lounge uses Aguti convertible seats: a comfy sofa when you’re pitched up, and travel seats with seatbelts, headrests and ISOFIX points when you hit the road.

A garage for the big stuff

The lined rear garage has double doors, floor-mounted lashing rings and 230V and 12V sockets, so bikes, skis and outdoor gear travel securely and stay out of the living space.

Beds that are always ready

Choose a raised transverse double with under-bed storage in the 69-4S, or a raised island double with floating wardrobes and bedside cabinets in the 69-4I – both stay made up, ready for an early night.

Clever details, more room

A sliding sink unit and tambour partition door free up floor space in the washroom, and a hinged vanity mirror hides extra storage behind it.

A proper kitchen

The fully equipped kitchen features a generous Thetford 138-litre compressor tower fridge, giving you plenty of space to stock up for longer trips and family getaways.

Ready to go off-grid

A Truma 100W solar panel and 105Ah AGM leisure battery keep lights, heating and devices running away from hook-up, with an easy-to-read control panel putting everything at your fingertips.

Compare Bailey Alora Motorhomes.

Explore our Bailey Alora motorhomes, with narrow-body three and four berth layouts that drive like a campervan and live like a motorhome. Compare the Alora 69-4S and 69-4I below to find the one that best suits your next adventure.

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Frequently Asked Questions.

What is the Bailey Alora?

The Bailey Alora is a narrow-body coachbuilt motorhome built on a Ford Transit. At around 7 metres long and with a slim body, it is as easy to drive and park as a large campervan, yet it includes a fixed rear bed, a full washroom, a front flexi lounge and a rear garage.

What Bailey Alora motorhomes are available?

Campbells offers the Bailey Alora 69-4S and 69-4I. Both share the same 6.99m body and Ford Transit base. The 69-4S has a raised transverse double bed and sleeps four, while the 69-4I has a raised island double bed in a separate bedroom and sleeps three.

How many people can a Bailey Alora motorhome sleep?

The Alora 69-4S sleeps up to four people and the 69-4I up to three. Both models have four designated travelling seats, with Aguti convertible seats in the front lounge that include ISOFIX points for child seats.

Which Bailey Alora motorhome is right for me?

Choose the 69-4S if you need four berths or like a transverse bed with generous under-bed storage, or the 69-4I if you would prefer a separate rear bedroom with an island bed, floating wardrobes and bedside cabinets. Both have a 3,500kg MTPLM, so they can be driven on a standard Category B licence.

How much does a new Bailey Alora cost?

The Bailey Alora 69-4S and 69-4I are both available at Campbells for £69,995. We display the latest prices, offers and finance information alongside each model so you can compare the current options before choosing.

Where can I buy a new Bailey Alora motorhome?

You can explore Bailey Alora motorhomes at Campbells. Compare the current models, layouts, specifications, prices and finance options online, or speak to the Campbells sales team for help choosing the Bailey motorhome that best suits the way you travel.