Meet Bailey’s best-selling range – and it's now better than ever

There are many different caravan ranges available in the UK, from both British manufacturers and their Continental counterparts. So how do you choose between them?

At Practical Caravan, we know that it’s crucial to go for a brand you can trust, but also that others are impressed with – after all, best-selling ranges are best-selling for a reason: other caravanners clearly love everything that line-up offers.

Now Bailey’s most popular range has been revamped and relaunched to become the Bailey Phoenix GT75 – it’s named to celebrate the 75th birthday of the Bristol company, and offers a host of very special features in this anniversary year.

A layout for everyone

There are six models in the Bailey Phoenix GT75 range, all of which are light in weight and affordable, and each offering something to suit every caravanner.

If you’re a couple who’s looking for a compact caravan but don’t want to compromise on your washroom, then the 420 is for you.

Those looking for the comfort of a fixed island bed will love the practical layouts of the 640 and 644 models, while the 440 is ideal if you want a French corner bed, combined with a roomy lounge.

Perhaps you want the convenience of spacious fixed single beds – in which case, take a look at the 642.

Finally, families will find the all-new six-berth twin-axle 762 model perfect for their needs – with double sets of bunks, it can comfortably accommodate every occupant and all their essential – and not so essential – kit.

Brilliant specification as standard

It’s not just about the layout, of course – at Practical Caravan we know that the right caravan has to have a great level of kit, fixtures and fittings at a price that’s just right.

The Bailey Phoenix GT75 has all these boxes ticked, with everything you could need as standard, and some brilliant new additions that make the Phoenix line-up the best it’s ever been.

For starters, two upholstery options – including one with practical Aquaclean technology – let you choose the interior styling to suit your tastes. The Phoenix GT75’s spacious, comfortable lounges are flooded with light thanks to the signature Bailey vertical front skylight window.

The chef of the family will appreciate the brilliant kitchen facilities, which include a Thetford combined oven, grill and hob featuring four gas burners, a 103-litre fridge with 12-litre freezer, and a handy microwave.

The rest of the family, meanwhile, will love the new centralised Media Station – it includes a wireless charger, TV mount and a fantastic portable SONOS speaker, allowing you to listen to all your favourite music with ease.

Built to last for peace of mind

Every Bailey Phoenix GT75 model is constructed using Bailey’s patented Alu-Tech method, and each caravan has an AL-KO hitch stabiliser, 14” alloy wheels and floor-mounted spare wheel fitted as standard – so you can rest assured you’ll stay safe on the road.

And that’s not all: winter tours in even the coldest conditions will be comfortable and warm, thanks to the brilliant Truma Combi heating system.

So it’s clear that, with the all-new Bailey Phoenix GT75, the only limit to your caravan travels is your imagination.

To find out more about the all-new Phoenix GT75 range, you can visit Bailey’s website; you can also go to your local retailer to step inside the new caravans from this autumn.

You’ll also find Bailey of Bristol on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, LinkedIn and YouTube.

SarahWakely

Sarah is Editor-in-chief of Practical Caravan and Practical Motorhome, and started camping before she could remember, with trips away in the family’s aged Sprite Alpine caravan. After beginning her journalism career in car magazines, she became Deputy editor of Practical Motorhome in 2006, before also joining sister brand Practical Caravan in 2013. Over the years she’s toured across the UK and Europe, including to Iceland, Romania, Spain and the Faroe Islands. Highlights include a gastronomic tour of northern Italy, a week-long tour of the NC500, and almost missing a ferry from France after failing to find out when the site gates were unlocked. Wherever she goes, she’s always planning her next adventure... Sarah regularly posts on the Practical Caravan Facebook and Twitter feeds; you'll find her own Twitter feed at www.twitter.com/sarahwakers.