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Bailey Senator Arizona Series 6

Key Features

Model Year 2007
Class Single Axle
Price From (£) 14,750
Internal Length (m) 5.61
Shipping Length (m) 7.19
MRO (kg) 1248
MTPLM (kg) 1,500
Max Width (m) 2.28
External Height (m) 2.71
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Full review

FIRST impressions on seeing the Series 6 Arizona sat on its pitch is that of, well…style! Its clear lines, unfussy graphics and classy front and back end make the Arizona understated and refined.

Stepping in, I was impressed with its look and feel - lots of light as well as a good-sized, uninterrupted walkway. The cream-patterned upholstery, grey granite-effect worktops and pale wood finish create the impression of a modern living space.

The layout is made up of an end washroom, two side-facing settees at the front end - that can be made up to make a double bed - and in the middle, a kitchen opposite a small dinette that converts into bunk beds (a luxury two-berth, you’d probably say, but with room to fit a couple of kids or grandkids for the weekend).

Let’s start with the best thing about the Series 6 Arizona - and that is, undoubtedly, its bathroom. With a heated towel rail, full-size step-in shower with Perspex shower surround and a mammoth wardrobe, this bathroom is possibly one of the best I’ve ever been in.

That’s the style, but what about the substance? Well, from a practical level, this bathroom is supremely functional.

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Looking to the lounge area
Next up is the lounge. The settees are very comfortable, albeit a little shallow, but are of a good length. One small criticism: the stylish ‘wedge’ cushions at either end aren’t very useful - maybe decent sized full cushions would make the comfortable settees well…even more comfortable.

Worthy of note are the low-energy strip lights that run along both settees. These give off good, ambient lighting, but there are four spotlights (two for each settee) if you intend to get stuck into that Peter Kay autobiography the in-laws bought you for Christmas.

If books aren’t your thing, then you’ll have to console yourself with another standard goodie…and that’s the 17-inch flat-screen TV with combined radio/CD/DVD player.

There is a decent sized HEKI manual rooflight in the middle of the lounge that gives out an impressive amount of natural daylight as well.

Last up is the kitchen. Possibly the best aspect of the Arizona’s kitchen is the large upright cupboard opposite the sink, oven and hob that has a fantastic slide-out metal storage rack - perfect for your tins and packet food.

The kitchen area itself comprises  a 115-litre Dometic fridge, a microwave oven stored in a compartment above the food preparation area and a four-ring gas hob above a grill and oven.

Another fine aspect of this kitchen are the two ‘soft closing’ shallow drawers.

Our verdict:

This caravan is a winner from start to finish. Luxury two berth, or practical four-berth, whatever you say about this caravan is that it does deliver.

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•    A full version of this review appeared in the July 2007 issue of Which Caravan. To order a road test reprint contact Tina Beaumont on 01778 391187.

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