ABI Static Caravans: Complete Model Guide and Resale Values

ABI (Associated British Industries) is one of the UK's most established static caravan and holiday home manufacturers. Based in Beverley, East Yorkshire - the heartland of UK caravan manufacturing - ABI has produced a wide range of popular models over the decades and their caravans are found on holiday parks throughout England, Scotland and Wales.

If you own an ABI static caravan and are thinking about selling, this guide provides a comprehensive overview of the main models, their typical resale values in 2026, and the best approach to selling.

About ABI Caravans

ABI was founded in the 1960s and became part of the Swift Group - one of the UK's largest leisure vehicle manufacturers - in later years. The brand is known for producing well-built caravans across a broad range of price points, from practical entry-level models to premium specifications with high-end interior fitments.

ABI caravans are particularly well regarded for their robust construction and their appeal to families who want a practical, durable holiday home. The brand is widely trusted by park operators and is a common sight at Haven, Parkdean, Park Holidays and independent parks alike.

Major ABI Models and Current Resale Values

ABI Beaumont

The Beaumont is one of ABI's most popular and enduring models. Produced in 2, 3 and 4-berth configurations, the Beaumont offers a practical layout with solid build quality. It sits in ABI's mid-range and is one of the most commonly traded ABI models on the second-hand market.

Typical resale values:
2018 onwards: £8,000-£18,000
2013-2017: £4,000-£9,000
2008-2012: £1,500-£4,500
Pre-2008: £500-£2,000

ABI Horizon

The ABI Horizon is a premium model known for its contemporary styling and high-specification interior. Larger than the Beaumont, the Horizon is aimed at buyers who want a more luxurious static caravan experience without moving up to a full lodge product. It holds its value well.

Typical resale values:
2018 onwards: £12,000-£24,000
2013-2017: £6,000-£13,000
2008-2012: £2,500-£7,000
Pre-2008: £1,000-£3,500

ABI Blenheim

The Blenheim sits at the upper end of the ABI range and is one of the most sought-after ABI models on the second-hand market. Known for its spacious interiors, quality kitchen and master bedroom specification, the Blenheim commands premium prices in good condition.

Typical resale values:
2018 onwards: £14,000-£28,000
2013-2017: £7,000-£15,000
2008-2012: £3,000-£8,000
Pre-2008: £1,500-£4,000

ABI Samara

The Samara is a mid-range offering from ABI that appeals to buyers looking for a practical and comfortable family holiday home. Reliable build quality and a clean interior layout make it a consistently popular model for resale.

Typical resale values:
2018 onwards: £7,000-£15,000
2013-2017: £3,500-£8,000
2008-2012: £1,500-£4,000
Pre-2008: £500-£2,000

ABI Vista

The Vista is one of ABI's entry-to-mid range models and is particularly popular as a first static caravan purchase. Its accessibility in price terms means there is always a broad buyer market for Vista models in good condition.

Typical resale values:
2018 onwards: £5,000-£12,000
2013-2017: £2,500-£6,500
2008-2012: £1,000-£3,000
Pre-2008: £300-£1,500

ABI Award Gem, Springbok, and Other Older Models

ABI produced a range of highly regarded older models including the Award Gem and Springbok series during the 1990s and 2000s. While these models have aged, examples in good condition with no significant damp still attract buyers - particularly for off-park residential or agricultural use.

Values vary widely based on condition. Contact us for a direct assessment of older ABI models.

What Affects ABI Caravan Values?

The same fundamental factors that affect all static caravan values apply to ABI:

Damp

Damp is the most common and most impactful issue affecting ABI caravan values. ABI's construction uses standard industry methods - timber frames, UPVC cladding, flexible sealants - which are all vulnerable to water ingress over time. Annual damp surveys and prompt resealing of any identified entry points are the best way to protect value.

Minor damp around a single window seal will typically reduce an offer by £500-£1,500. More extensive damp affecting flooring or walls can reduce value by £3,000-£8,000 depending on severity. It does not make the caravan unsellable - we buy damp caravans - but it does affect the price.

Year of Manufacture

As with all static caravans, year is the dominant pricing factor. ABI caravans manufactured before 2008 have generally moved past the age limits at most mainstream holiday parks, which significantly narrows the buyer pool and reduces values.

Interior Condition

ABI interiors are typically well designed and practical, but soft furnishings, carpets and kitchen surfaces all show wear over time. A caravan with fresh, clean soft furnishings presents significantly better than one with worn or stained originals.

Park Age Limits

A major factor that is often underestimated. An ABI Beaumont with 10 years remaining at its current park is worth considerably more than the same model with 2 years remaining, because any buyer needs to factor in how long they can use the caravan in situ.

Selling Your ABI Caravan

We buy ABI caravans of all models, all years and in all conditions across the UK. Whether you have a near-new Blenheim or an older Springbok with some wear, we will give you a genuine, fair cash offer. Our process is simple:

1. Call us on 0800 644 5000 or fill in our online valuation form
2. Tell us your ABI model, year, size, condition and location
3. Receive a cash offer within 24 hours, with no obligation to proceed
4. Accept, agree a collection date, and receive payment before the caravan is collected

We cover all major UK holiday parks and handle all liaison with the park on your behalf. There are no fees, no hidden deductions and no renegotiation on collection day.