Devon Campervans: Models, Prices & Used Stock

Devon (est. 1980) is a campervan manufacturer, based in GB. RoamWorthy lists Devon campervans for sale from verified UK dealers.

Devon Conversions is a specialist British manufacturer of campervans and motorhomes, operating from their production facility in County Durham. Since its inception, the company has focused on transforming panel vans from major manufacturers like Fiat, Ford, and Renault into high-specification touring vehicles. Known for their practical layouts and robust construction, Devon specialises in designs that maximise internal living space, often featuring rear lounges or permanent washrooms in compact footprints.

Their range, including the well-established Aztec and Colorado models, caters to couples and solo travellers across the UK. By maintaining a focus on quality British craftsmanship and functional design, Devon ensures each vehicle is equipped for year-round use, providing a reliable platform for both weekend getaways and extended European tours. Each conversion is built with passenger safety and weighing accuracy in mind, adhering to modern UK motoryhome manufacturing standards.

Founded in 1980, Devon Conversions has established itself as one of the UK’s longest-standing independent van conversion specialists. Originally based in Sidmouth, Devon—which gave the company its name—the business later relocated to a modern 14,000-square-foot factory in Ferryhill, County Durham. This move allowed the manufacturer to increase production capacity while maintaining the hand-finished quality that defines the brand.

Throughout the 1990s and 2000s, Devon built a reputation for innovation in space-saving layouts, becoming particularly noted for their use of the high-roof panel van. Key milestones include the development of the 'monocoque' style interiors and the long-term success of the Aztec model, which has remained a core part of their catalogue for decades. Now under the ownership of the Minns family, Devon continues to operate as a family-run business, focusing on direct-to-customer service and bespoke-quality builds. Despite changes in the wider automotive industry, the company remains dedicated to the traditional van conversion market, avoiding the mass-production techniques of larger coachbuilders in favour of attention to detail and durable materials. Today, Devon remains an influential name in the British leisure vehicle industry, respected for its consistency and engineering integrity.

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Est. 1980

Devon campervan models

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Devon Aztec

From £25,000

2-3 berth5.99m long

Rear Lounge

Side Dinette

The Devon Aztec is a masterclass in UK campervan design, offering a sophisticated and practical solution for adventurers who prefer the agility of a van conversion over a bulky coachbuilt motorhome. Built predominantly on the reliable Fiat Ducato long-wheelbase chassis, it provides a car-like driving experience that is as comfortable on narrow Highland passes as it is in coastal car parks. This award-winning model is a perennial favourite for couples, blending high-quality British craftsmanship with an intuitive layout that makes every inch of the interior functional. Inside, the Aztec shines with its spacious rear lounge or side-dinette configurations, which bathe the living area in natural light through large windows and a Heki rooflight. The kitchen is impressively equipped for a campervan, featuring a full oven/grill and a surprisingly large fridge, ensuring you don't have to compromise on meal prep while off-grid. The integrated washroom is a feat of engineering, providing a private toilet and shower facilities without encroaching on the living space. Explore the range of Devon Aztec campervans available on RoamWorthy today and start planning your next adventure! Verify suitability with our [Campervan Conversion Checker](/tools/campervan-conversion-check).

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Devon Firefly

From £32,000

2-4 berth4.97m long

Rear Galley

Pop-Top

The Devon Firefly exemplifies ingenious compact campervan design, typically built on a short-wheelbase Ford Transit Custom chassis. Its modest length ensures exceptional agility, making it perfect for navigating narrow country lanes or fitting into standard parking bays – a significant advantage for those needing a vehicle that doubles as a daily driver and a weekend escape. What truly distinguishes the Firefly in its size class is its ability to frequently incorporate a permanent rear galley kitchen and a dedicated toilet area, offering a level of self-sufficiency rarely found in such a compact footprint. This model is particularly well-suited for solo adventurers or couples prioritising ease of use and fuel efficiency over expansive living quarters. While some variants feature a pop-top roof to potentially accommodate up to four berths, the interior truly excels when used by one or two people. Devon Conversions are renowned for their robust build quality, focusing on practical storage solutions and durable finishes. For those seeking a ‘go-anywhere’ campervan that doesn't compromise on essential facilities, the Firefly is a compelling option. Explore various Devon Firefly models available on RoamWorthy and start your compact adventure today! Verify suitability with our [Campervan Conversion Checker](/tools/campervan-conversion-check).

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Devon FAQs

Devon campervans balance compact size with liveable space. Each conversion reflects specific trade-offs between sleeping, cooking, and storage. Consider how you'll actually use the van before choosing.

Yes, most Devon campervans are under 3,500kg and can be driven on a standard UK car licence (Category B). Always verify the specific vehicle's GVW.

Devon campervans on RoamWorthy currently range from various price points. Pricing depends on age, base vehicle, mileage, and conversion quality.

That depends on the model and your expectations. Some Devon conversions are better suited for weekends, others for extended touring. Consider insulation, heating, and storage capacity.

Devon typically converts popular base vehicles like the VW Transporter, Fiat Ducato, Mercedes Sprinter, or Ford Transit. Each base offers different characteristics for space, driveability, and running costs.

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