The most spacious motorhomes in our line-up, our 6 berth motorhome models can cater for even the largest families.
Currently, we have one 6 berth motorhome in our Autograph range.
The Autograph 81-5 is designed to offer style and sophistication wherever you want to go with a rear lounge, central washroom and central kitchen. The Autograph 81-5 also includes a front lounge with twin dedicated travel seats, an Aguti convertible travel seat, and driver and passenger captain’s seats.
The front lounge can be made up into a double bed, and the rear lounge can be made into a second double bed with a dropdown bed above to make the six sleeping spaces.
Choose the Autograph 81-5 from Bailey-approved retailers.
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6 Berth motorhomes from Bailey of Bristol
Bailey of Bristol offers one 6 berth motorhome layout in our Autograph range. The Autograph 81-5 offers a front lounge and rear lounge that can both be converted into double beds plus a dropdown bed over the rear lounge to accommodate family, friends and pets comfortably.
As the six-berth motorhome in the Bailey family, the Bailey Autograph 81-5 is designed to offer style and sophistication wherever you want to go.
The luxury begins before you even enter the motorhome. The diamond-cut style 10″ alloy wheels and Peugeot Boxer ‘Graphite’ cab give the motorhome a touch of sophistication that is visible to others on the road.
Inside, the driver’s cab features an in-vehicle infortainment system and Peugoet reversing camera, designed to make any road trip a breeze. The living area is comfortable and practical with USB sockets in the directional spotlights and Bailey ‘Natural Oak’ and ‘Stone Grey’ furniture finishes making nights in feel warm and homely.
The kitchen is equipped with a Thetford 137 litre absorption tower refrigerator with 15 litre freezer compartment, a Thetford combined oven, grill and hob with electronic ignition and flame failure device, a dual-fuel hob with electric hotplate and three gas burners, and a branded flatbed microwave oven with digital controls.
Together, all of these features make the 81-5 the perfect motorhome for relaxing with friends and entertaining with your family.
What is the best 6 berth motorhome to buy?
The Autograph 81-5 gives families plenty of room with its front and rear lounges and also makes a great motorhome for couples who want a bit more space and room for the occasional guests.
Bear in mind when considering a motorhome that larger motorhomes will also often be heavier and what you can drive depends on your licence.
If you passed your driving test before 1st January 1997, you will usually have had the C1 entitlement added to your licence automatically and can drive vehicles up to 7500 kg. If you passed your driving test on or after 1st January 1997, then your licence will usually only cover categories B and B1, meaning you will only be able to drive a vehicle up to 3500kg.
If you don’t have the C1 entitlement, you can take an additional test to have this added so you can drive a heavier motorhome up to 7500 kg.
Check your licence to confirm what entitlements you have before considering the motorhome you would like to drive.
The Camping and Caravanning Club have a useful page with information on licences, including what you need to do when you reach 70 to keep the C1 entitlement.
How many people can sleep in a 6 berth motorhome?
A motorhome’s berth is the number of sleeping spaces in the vehicle, so a 6 berth motorhome can sleep 6 people. Motorhomes also have a set number of travel seats, which refers to the number of seats with seatbelts. When choosing a motorhome, make sure that you have enough berths and travel seats available for the number of people you want to sleep and travel in the motorhome, as sometimes the number of berths and travel seats can be different. For example, the Autograph 81-5 has 6 berths and 5 travel seats.
What is the length of a six berth motorhome?
The Autograph 81-5 has an overall body length of 8.134m or 26’ 8”. This six berth motorhome also has an overall height of 2.900m or 9’ 6”.
How many passengers can ride in a motorhome?
The number of passengers a motorhome can carry is denoted by its ‘travel seat’ number. This outlines the number of seats with seatbelts within the vehicle.
‘Travel seats’ are different to ‘berth’, which denotes the number of beds the vehicle has.
The Autograph 81-5 has 6 berths and 5 travel seats.
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