BAILEY UNICORN DELUXE CADIZ

Upgrades to this stylish four-berth add to the superb comfort it provides for families on tour

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BAILEY'S UNICORN DELUXE isn’t really a new range, but an upgrade of an already popular line-up with some welcome new features, perhaps the most notable of which is a useful portable SONOS speaker.

Bailey possibly felt that this was necessary with the Unicorns because they are a conventional, 7'5” width – at this price point, many of its competitors offer a little more space due to their 8ft width.

So is the upgrade enough? We decided to find out by taking a look inside this fixed-single-beds, end-washroom model at Campbells Caravans, in Lancashire.

Pitch and set-up

The Unicorn range has always immediately impressed with its appearance and what you get on the outside of the tourer.

That includes ATC and a stabiliser, as well as an exterior BBQ point, an awning light and an offside services light, and two external-access lockers on the nearside (although not on the offside). That huge central front window continues to draw the eye, while the elegant new ‘Deluxe’ lettering is set off by the equally elegant chrome grab handles.

Lounge

The central window allows light to flood the lounge, aided by big side windows, two Hekis and a large window in the kitchen.

Our test model came with the optional Jasmine upholstery that features Aquaclean fabric. Blossom is standard, or you could go for the optional Mulberry. We particularly like the leaf pattern on the lace curtains and the scatter cushions.