Campervans are simply a van with the interior converted into a living space. In contrast, motorhomes have had a purpose-built living area added onto the chassis behind the cab.

At Bailey we make Ford Transit campervans, meaning that we use a Ford Transit as the base vehicle. The living space in the campervan is converted by Bailey to turn it from a standard transit van into a campervan.

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All our motorhome and campervan layouts have seating that converts into a large double bed, a cooker and fridge, a kitchen unit, cupboards and a kitchen sink, and all come with a washroom that includes a shower, sink and toilet.

Motorhomes are also generally bigger than campervans. However, Bailey also offers a narrower motorhome in the Alora range. This means there really is something for everyone.

When it comes to comfortable bed options for campervans you can choose from:

• Make-up double bed
• Make-up single bed
• Pop-Top double bed

Across our range of motorhomes, you can find all of the above plus these additional bed styles to choose for your sleeping space:

• Drop-down double bed
• Island double bed
• Corner double bed
• Twin single beds
• Double Fixed Bed

You can compare different layouts on our Virtual Showroom

Some of the best things to consider are:

• Budget
• How many people you want to travel and sleep in the motorhome
• How much storage space you will need for what you like to take with you
• What kind of layout you want
• How often you will use it
• Where you want to go
• Where you will store it when it’s not in use

A good place to start is by asking yourself these questions and then building on the details from there.

If you are completely new to this style of holiday, your local Bailey Retailer can help you find the vehicle that might be right for you.

Bailey’s current range is the Endeavour , and it’s prices range from £69,999 to £75,999.

Owners who regularly use their vehicle may expect a lifespan of around 200,000 miles. That being said, you could expect a lifespan of up to 300,000 miles, on average, depending on driving conditions and how well it is maintained.

This type of vehicle gives you the freedom to travel where and when you want, with all the comforts of home included. In a Bailey campervan you have a living space, kitchen and a washroom as standard, so you have everything you need to hit the road.

The current Endeavour range has a choice of two or four berths, and the B64 includes a pop-top which means more space.

With one of these vehicles, you can travel independently to other countries and see more of the country than you may be able to when staying in hotels.

Bailey Endeavours are equipped with heating systems, water tanks and a roof mounted solar panel, so you can comfortably explore remote locations off-grid.

The Bailey Endeavour range has been cold chamber tested to -15 degrees centigrade and maintained a temperature of over 20 degrees centigrade inside. You can find out more about this testing here and also see how the Endeavour campervan and Alora motorhome did in minus 20 degrees in the Dolomite mountains.

Some of the basic ongoing costs are:

• Insurance
• Fuel
• Annual servicing for the engine, running gear and living space
• Buying and replacing equipment and accessories such as toilet chemicals, kitchen equipment, bedding, cleaning supplies and camping furniture

A lot depends on when you passed your test. If your licence was issued before 1^st January 1997, then you can generally drive a heavier vehicle than if you passed after this.

However, most people will be able to drive a vehicle of 3500kg and under and the Bailey Endeavour range all come in at 3500kg. Check your licence for your own maximum weight and any other restrictions.

The Caravan and Motorhome Club have a good page on what licence you need to drive different motorhomes here

It really depends on your needs, who’s travelling with you, and what you’ll use the vehicle for. Think about who will join you, what you need to bring, and how much space you need inside.

In our Bailey Endeavour range, we currently offer two different layouts – the B62 and B64. Both have flexible lounges that turn into twin or double beds, and the B64 has a pop-top sleeping area. Both models come with a wind-out awning, Truma Diesel Combi heating, and a 100 watt solar panel.

It’s a good idea to talk to a local Bailey Retailer about your needs, or you can also visit the Bailey stand at the NEC shows in February and October to see the campervans we offer in person.

Our Retailers also attend other shows throughout the year, so there are plenty of chances to see the van you are interested in in person. Keep an eye on our News & Events page for upcoming events.

Our Bailey Endeavour B64 model is a perfect campervan size for a family of four. It’s a modern vehicle designed to comfortably seat four people, with a pop-top sleeping area for two and a versatile lounge that can be turned into either a double bed or two single beds. It also comes with four travel seats.

In comparison, our other Endeavour model, the B62, accommodates two people and has two travel seats, so it is a great option for couples who would prefer not to have the pop-top.

All Bailey Endeavour models come equipped with a complete kitchen area ready for life on the road. This includes:

• Large fridge: Thetford 84-litre compressor refrigerator with 6-litre freezer compartment
• Cooker: Thetford Triplex 3-burner hob with combination oven and grill
• Sink: Stainless steel round kitchen sink with concealed fixings and mixer tap
• Food storage: Surrounding cupboards for storage of food and equipment

You can find a complete range of Bailey Endeavour accessories at PRIMA Leisure, our parts and accessories store. Here you’ll find things like:

• Heated windscreen covers
• Bedding sets
• Mats for your driver’s cab
• Entry step mats
• Headlight protectors
• And more

If you’re looking for support on getting started with your new vehicle, then head on over to the Bailey Beginner’s Guides section.

Here, you’ll find helpful articles, videos, and resources on how to do things like setting up your vehicle when you arrive on-site and preparing it for storage.