2014 Renault Master Campervan — Video Tour

201460,000 miles3-berth3 seatbeltsManualCampervan
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Published 24 August 2026 · 3-berth campervan

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This video tour walks you around the 2014 Renault Master Campervan, a 3-berth campervan for sale through Motorhome Pig.

Renault doesn't build motorhomes - the Renault Trafic and Master vans are used by UK specialists like Wellhouse Leisure, Leisuredrive and CC Campers for pop-top and high-top campervan conversions.

Mechanically it is built on the Renault chassis, with a manual gearbox, showing 60,000 miles.

The video shows the living space, kitchen and sleeping areas — this layout sleeps 3 and has 3 belted travelling seats.

It is currently available at £14,000.

Watch the full walkaround above, then open the complete listing for every photo, the full specification and to arrange a viewing.

Video transcript

Right, here we are, my Renault Master Camper van, beautiful van, only done 51,000 miles, matching alloy wheels, sorry about the mud, but we were on site last week and they were a bit boggy, all colour coded, airy lump roof, tinted windows, you can see out but you can't see in. Let's have a look at the back, you've got your parking sensors and you've got your tow bar. In here we have all the inverter with all the fuse box which is nicely tucked away in there, so that's good. Back round to the other side here, there we go, we have a sliding door, there it is, Renault Master DCI 130 brake horse, Forest Trail, lovely van, colour coded like I say.

And then at the front here we have again loads of room, your six speed box, all your air conditioning. Just climb inside, this particular button here is for your heater at back, you can either have it hot at the back or the bottom one is cold if it's red hot in summer. And then at the top there, there's your button for your fan, you can have it slow, medium or fast, again that's for the heater at the back. There's your dial, like I say it's 51,000 miles.

Get back out again, electric windows, the front seat converts into a small single bed, there's a mattress that's actually designed to go around the gearbox and it fits onto the front seat. This seat here, it falls down, if I can just get it to fold down, there we go, that seat actually falls down so you can have your cup on it or your supper or your tea, whatever else. Right then let's have a look inside, again you've got your microwave, your under counter fridge which I always leave opened when I'm parked up just to make sure it doesn't mold or anything. You've got your TV DVD combi, there you go, you've got your blackout blinds all the way round, the back on the sides and on the side door.

There is your bed, I'm six foot two and I manage to sleep in it quite comfy. The bed actually pulls underneath to make enough seating area for four to five people quite easily and the table actually clips on to this where it actually goes in the middle here. I always leave the bed out because it's easy for me and my partner. You've got loads of plug sockets, you've got loads of storage under here, there's all your storage and you've got your shelving at the back, again you've got storage underneath the bed.

Here is your power socket for your electric, there again another plug. These two switches here are actually for the LED lighting on the roof and the LED for the floor lighting. Again you've got speakers there and the back actually built into the roof. On the top you have a fan which actually cools you down in summer if you want and your lift top for your ventilation if you need be.

Here we have, excuse the mess, that's our lass again, you've got your sink with your electric pump water, you've got your gas hob with three different settings and your igniter that goes back down and then underneath you've got more storage that's where your gas bottle actually goes and then you've got your water canisters, your clear water and your waste water what goes in that gap there and like I say you've got more storage underneath there if need be. Just turn them lights off. So all in all it's a lovely little camper van so if you're interested in it just give me a call. It's MOT'd till end of October, tax is not dear it's only 17 pounds a month, insurance is quite cheap, it's cheaper than my car.

So yep, there's your glove box with all your clotted cream fudge somewhere and then you've got all your lighting at the top. So like I say if you're interested just give me a buzz. That's it, thank you, bye.

2014 Renault Master Campervan
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