• Proper six-berth family layout: Between the overcab double, U-shaped rear lounge conversion, and dinette bed, it genuinely sleeps six without awkward compromises or nightly reshuffling.

• Full dinette with travel seats: The dinette isn’t just there for show — it gives usable seating, dining space, and additional sleeping without eating into the lounge areas.

• Well-equipped for touring holidays: Awning, bike rack, BBQ point, tow bar, and reversing camera all point to a van that’s been set up for real family trips rather than weekend use.

• Only four seatbelts for six berths: It sleeps six, but won’t carry six — important to flag clearly for families with older kids.

• Size can be daunting for some buyers: This is a big, traditional coachbuilt, which may rule out those wanting something more compact or car-like to drive.

The Arapaho SE fills a very specific gap that newer vans often miss: a true family motorhome with multiple sleeping zones and proper living space, without the modern price tag. It suits buyers who value layout and capacity over fashion large families, grandparents touring with grandchildren, or buyers replacing older six-berths like-for-like. As a result, it tends to attract decisive enquiries rather than browsers, making it a practical, purpose-driven piece of stock rather than just another four-berth on the pitch.