Caravan review: Coachman Acadia 545

Coachman have a reputation for producing some of the most luxurious caravans on the market with price tags to match. The two-model Acadia range offers Coachman quality at a more affordable price yet the standard equipment list hardly screams 'entry-level'. Rob McCabe reviews the end-bedroom/centre-washroom 545 to evaluate whether it offers value for money.
Read the full test report with ratings on pages 82-85 in the March 2022 issue of the Caravan and Motorhome Club Magazine (available digitally via our Magazine App which is free to download on Google Play or App Store).

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But a shame that the review doesn’t detail that coachman still need exposed brown plastic furniture joints to hold the furniture in place and you still have wallboard paper inside with wallpaper joining strips that will eventually curl (similar to Elddis but both absent on Bailey and Swift vans).