Travelhome by Knighthill

[N147JK]

New member here. I haven't found any posts on the "Travelhome" line of Class B vans, so I thought I'd start one.

These seem to be very rare, at least in the US. These were built 20 years ago by Knighthill in Delta, BC.

I really like my 17-footer. Very solid, well-built van. For such a small RV, the interior is comfortable and well thought out. It's in especially good condition for its age - I feel lucky to have found it.

I wrote to Travelhome seeking some history on these vans but I didn't get anything back. Does anyone know more about these.. number built, years built, history of the company, etc?

Thanks in advance.

[mkguitar]

Hello and Welcome

Never seen one of those, looks like a nice open lay out, nice to have all those windows

Assume the head is at the rear?

Does that have AC?


Mike

[N147JK]

Hi, yes the head is around the corner to the left.

The van has pressure water and a propane furnace and stove. 12/110 volt Nova Kool fridge.

No roof A/C, but this is preferable to us - had a van with one and found it a noisy nuisance. This one has 2 opening roof skylights, which hopefully will provide good ventilation.

I love the layout - the windows are not blocked, and it's bright and open inside.
We had a 19' semi-custom van before with the "mid-ship" galley. Didn't want that again, as it felt kind of claustrophobic in there.

[mkguitar]

true enough!


we live in AZ but aim to camp where AC isn;t needed.


Rarely switch it on, and even then while at home exercising the genny ( which has never actually used in a campsite)
Mike

[MsNomer]

That is the best looking van of that style I’ve ever seen.

[bblakersfield]

For its age It doesn’t have the funky colors.

[vando]

Hey there. I recently purchased a 1999 Travel Home campervan. I also spent a bit of time looking around but have not been able to find much info on them either. Wondering if you were able to get any more details? After some digging I located the current company "Knighthill" in Delta so I am going to stop in tomorrow and see if they have any details on the history of the Travelhome line.

I really like these vans as well!

[rowiebowie]

Cool, and pretty stealthy too. Without the awning and roof a/c, they just look like a high-top luxury van.