Bailey of Bristol welcomes back the Bailey Owners Club for its Works Rally

Earlier this month, more than hundred Bailey caravans, motorhomes and campervans gathered in Bristol for the Bailey Owners Club’s popular Works Rally, with members travelling from across the UK to take part.

A key highlight of the weekend was the opportunity for BOC members to take a behind-the-scenes look at Bailey’s manufacturing operations. During their factory tour, members were able to see the campervan production line as well as the caravan and motorhome assembly lines, providing a fascinating insight into how Bailey leisure vehicles are brought to life by the people who make them.

Members were also given an exclusive preview of Bailey’s new 2027 ranges ahead of their official public launches, including the new Ascent motorhome range, Endeavour campervan range and Unicorn Family. The preview gave Club members an early opportunity to see the latest additions to the Bailey line-up before they make their official show debuts.

The weekend also offered the chance to celebrate Bailey’s heritage, with members able to get up close to a beautifully preserved 1978 Bailey caravan and capture a photo with this piece of Bailey history.

Back at the BOC Rally field, the programme continued with interviews and insights from Bailey suppliers Alde and Thetford, giving members the opportunity to learn more about some of the products and technologies featured in Bailey leisure vehicles.

The evening brought everyone together for an evening meal, music and entertainment, while a charity raffle was held in support of Bailey’s chosen charity, Penny Brohn UK. Thanks to the generosity of BOC members and the support of prize donors, including PRIMA Leisure, more than £1,300 were raised for the charity, which provides cancer wellbeing support to patients and their loved ones.

The Bailey Owners Club was founded in 1970 and now has more than 500 members, making it one of the largest owners’ clubs of its kind in the UK. The Club is open to owners of all Bailey leisure vehicles, including caravans, motorhomes and campervans.

For more information about the Bailey Owners’ Club and how to join, visit www.baileyownersclub.org.

Commenting on the weekend, Nick Howard, Managing Director of Bailey of Bristol, said: “We always look forward to welcoming the Bailey Owners Club to the factory. It is a great opportunity for the Bailey team to meet the people who own and enjoy our vehicles, and for members to see first-hand the care and expertise that goes into manufacturing them. It is also fantastic to see everyone coming together to celebrate their shared passion for Bailey and raise money for such a worthwhile cause.”