• Proper six-berth, six-belt setup: Everything lines up, so it works for a group both on the road and when parked.

• Drop-down bed keeps space usable: Adds sleeping capacity without permanently taking over the main living area.

• Well set up for family use: Solar, bike rack and shower point all add to how it’s used on longer trips.

• Feels busy inside: With multiple beds and seating areas, it’s more about function than open space.

• Larger size to manage: Not the easiest to handle on tighter roads or smaller pitches.

This suits buyers who need a layout that genuinely works for a family, not just one that claims to. The mix of dinette and drop-down bed makes it practical day to day as well as overnight. It works well for those who prioritise usability over open space. It adds a proper six-berth option that’s built around function rather than standout features.