Coachman Travel Master Adventures: Planning and Places to Visit

When you’re looking for a superior quality motorhome that’s still practical enough to fully support the day to day of your adventures, the Travel Master by Coachman is right in the sweet spot.

This large and luxury offering, available here at Wandahome, is the East Yorkshire brand’s first foray into motorhomes and provides an instant on the road classic for those seeking a high-end travel experience. In this blog we’ll highlight the reasons why it’s a great vehicle for going off on your adventures in, and we’ll also point you in the direction of some great spots to visit!

Luxury and features

Coachman’s absolute commitment to providing luxury is strongly reflected in the two Travel Master models. The interior design is impeccable and features:

• Nordic Oak wood finishes styling a contemporary look
• Luxury upholstery with coordinated cushions
• Deep pile stain resistant loose lay carpets
• LED lighting throughout
• USB charging points and a sound system, TV station and touchscreen control panel with remote connectivity
• High-gloss kitchen surfaces with plenty of workspace
• Locker doors with soft close hinges
• Round stainless steel underslung sink with worktop bowl infill
• Microwave and Thetford dual fuel hob with electronic ignition
• Electronic fridge freezer with universal handed door mechanism
• Drawer storage with travel locks and under-counter pull-out trays
• Domestic-style shower cubicle
• Thetford swivel toilet with electric flush
• Alde wet central heating and hot water system
• Underfloor heating
• Roof mounted air conditioning
• Optical smoke alarm plus carbon monoxide detector
• Gas leak indicator
• Ground fault circuit breaker
• Collision sensor for gas system

The two layouts available feature an island bed (in the 545) and twin beds (in the 565), so this is a range which offers versatility – a luxury liner for couples, families or small parties of friends travelling together.

Comfort

The Coachman Travel Master motorhome range is well equipped to keep you toasty all year-round when you’re travelling. The energy-efficient windows and aluminium-lined walls provide great heat retention and there’s an Alde central heating and hot water system, ensuring your warmth and comfort even when the condition outsider are colder. For sunnier days, the 140W solar panel captures energy, converts it to power and provides flexibility during any off-grid adventures.

Versatility

The Coachman Travel Master comes in two versatile four-berth layouts which can accommodate couples, families or friends looking to make the most of their time on the road. The 545 offers a fixed double at the rear, while the 565 provides twin beds. Both models include highly a convenient electronically operated drop-down bed, which means an abundance of freed up social and living space during the day. A rear garage with access doors in both models provides ample storage for outdoor equipment, making all of your adventures that much easier to manage.

Mastering your travels in the Travel Master by Coachman

Once you’ve bought your Coachman Travel Master from Wandahome, spend some time becoming familiar with its driveability and its features – and then head out on the road for those amazing adventures. Here are our tips for four great places to go – North, South, East and West.

1. North: Durham

The historic city of Durham is well known for its stunning architecture and rich heritage. The magnificent Durham Cathedral is a UNESCO World Heritage Site in a striking hill location overlooking the River Wear. Nearby, Durham Castle is almost as impressive, Guided tours of each will give you the chance to delve into the city’s medieval history. A short distance from the city centre, the Durham University Botanic Garden is worth a visit, and a tranquil stroll through Wharton Park is also recommended.

Durham Grange is an ideal spot to park up your Travel Master. Located just off the A1(M) and a few miles from Durham city centre, this park can accommodate larger motorhomes. With plenty of well-maintained facilities, and with convenient bus routes nearby, it’s a terrific base for exploring this captivating city.

2. East: Norwich

The vibrant East Anglian city of Norwich is steeped in history and offers a mix of medieval charm and modern culture. Norwich Cathedral is an impressive example of Norman architecture, with the second-tallest spire in England and serene cloisters, while Norwich Castle now houses a museum and art gallery and is another must-see.

The city’s medieval heritage is evident in its winding cobbled streets. Elm Hill is lined with timber-framed buildings, independent shops and cosy tea rooms, so is a great spot to pass some time. The Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts is a world-renowned gallery featuring collections from around the globe.

For motorhome travellers, Clippesby Hall Caravan and Camping Park is a great option. Located in a picturesque woodland setting a mere 12 miles outside Norwich, there are spacious pitches suitable for large motorhomes. Excellent amenities and easy access to both Norwich and the scenic Norfolk Broads make it the perfect base for exploring the region.

3. South: Brighton

This lively seaside city on England's south coast is famous for its vibrant atmosphere, diverse culture and iconic attractions. Brighton’s centrepiece is the striking Royal Pavilion, a former royal residence with an exotic, Indian-inspired design and lavish interiors. Brighton Pier offers classic seaside entertainment with arcades, rides and, of course, traditional fish and chips.

The Lanes, a maze of narrow streets, is a haven for discerning shoppers, brimming with quirky boutiques, antique shops and independent cafés. The city is also home to the Brighton i360, a futuristic observation tower which will give you stunning panoramic views of the coastline and the surrounding countryside.

Brighton Caravan and Motorhome Club Site is a convenient option for parking up and staying. Just a few miles from the city centre in East Brighton, there are spacious pitches suitable for larger motorhomes. The site is set in a peaceful area near the South Downs National Park, and offers excellent facilities and regular public transport links.

4. West: Bath

Bath, a UNESCO World Heritage city, is famous for its stunning Georgian architecture, Roman history and natural hot springs. The most famous attraction is the Roman Baths, a remarkably preserved site where visitors can explore ancient baths and a museum which delves into the city’s strong Roman past.

Bath Abbey offers stunning views from its tower, and impressive Gothic interiors. The city’s Georgian heritage is showcased in the Royal Crescent and The Jane Austen Centre gives an insight into the life and works of one of Bath’s most famous residents. The Thermae Bath Spa has a rooftop pool offering panoramic views of the city and allows visitors to experience Bath’s famous thermal waters.

Motorhome travellers will find Bath Chew Valley Caravan Park to be a good choice. Sited about 10 miles from the city, there are well-maintained pitches suitable for large motorhomes in a tranquil rural setting. The park provides easy access to Bath via public transport, making it a convenient base for exploring this historic city.

We hope you take advantage of the of the places we’ve suggested here, as they offer plenty of sustenance for the soul of every traveller. We’re also sure you’ll have places of your own that you want to visit, and we’d be happy to hear you tell us about them. Wherever you plan to go, Wandahome can supply you with one of the very best motorhomes on the market – the Coachman Travel Master. Get in touch for more info!