The company has acquired a new 23,000 sq ft facility, intended to increase production for 2024, and will be more visible at the NEC shows with 25 per cent more floor space.

While you’re at the show in October, be sure to check out the features on the new Acadia, which include sleek silver grey exteriors, five-spoke alloy wheels, new USB sockets and a new wood colour on the interior that Coachman calls Tibero.

Some of the new and improved variations on the existing lines include the Acadia 545, the VIP 675, Laser 665 and two new Laser Xcel caravans – the 850 with split bench seats in the social area, or the 855 with a corner sofa for a more comfortable viewing experience around an entertainment system.