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The Auto-Trail Apache 725 SE was designed with kids in mind. At the rear, tucked away behind the fridge-freezer, are two permanent bunks with a storage cavern beneath. It’s a cohesive hide-away children’s bedroom – and there is enough head-height for both bunks for adult use.
The quality trail now leads you into the washroom, with separate shower. A large towel rail curves its way across the forward wall. More curves define the head-height cabinet. And lighting in here is strips of tiny LED bulbs.
Lighting is a feature of the living area, too. Those LED strips appear above the wardrobe, disguised above the top lockers of the kitchen and lounge, under the kitchen locker and, more prominently, above the habitation door.
As only four can travel in the 725, it’s probable that parents would sleep in the over-cab bed, kids in the bunks – and that leaves the lounge-dining area intact. But if you have two more, you can make up a double bed in the lounge, by pulling out bed bases from both sides.
But if you opt for this, bear in mind that the occupants of the over-cab double can’t put the ladder in place with the bed below made up… I guess it’s a case of who goes to bed first, who gets up first, who doesn’t mind someone descending onto them while they’re asleep if the upstairs occupants want to get up first.
Work it out for yourselves. The important thing here is that you have options – lots of them.

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