Bailey adds an end lounge model to its Ford Transit-based Endeavour campervan range

Bailey is adding a new end lounge model with four travel seats to its Endeavour campervan range for the 2027 season.

The range is based on the Ford Transit, which is among the best vans for converting to a camper. The latest addition to the line-up, the B68, is only a two-berth as standard, with Bailey seeing it as an ideal ‘van for touring grandparents who take their grandchildren out for the day. However, it and comes with an optional rising roof, as does the B65.

With the rear lounge in the B68, you can also choose between either parallel settees or U-shaped seating.

The B68 with a U-shaped lounge — The B68’s rear lounge can either come with parallel settees or U-shaped seating

The company is also expanding the number of options available on all models in response to customer requests to be able to customise their ‘vans more.

For 2027 the Endeavour range will consist of the rear lounge only B62 (see our review of the 2024 B62 to get an idea of what it’s like), the B65 with a front dinette and a fold-down bed at the rear, and the B68. The rear kitchen and washroom B63 and B64 models have been discontinued.

All models now come with a 150Ah lithium leisure battery and natural oak, stone grey and charcoal furniture finishes as standard.

The B68's front dinette — The Endeavour range now comes with natural oak, stone grey and charcoal furniture finishes as standard

You can also choose between a Chrome Blue or Magnetic Grey exterior finish, with body coloured bumpers.

Other optional campervan upgrades available include Ford’s 165bhp engine with 8-speed automatic transmission, a Thule side mounted awning, a Truma 200W lightweight flexible solar panel, and Otium soft furnishings made of Aquaclean fabric.

Another brand to have recently shared its 2027 news is Sun Living. The manufacturer is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year, and marking the occasion with a Fiat Ducato-based special edition models.

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PeterBaber

Peter Baber is Reviews Editor of Practical Motorhome. He has been reviewing motorhomes for over a decade now. Before that he had a 20-year career in business journalism which saw him edit a wide variety of magazines, and launch a few too, including one that won an award. Although he enjoyed that, he always knew he wanted to write about one of his biggest passions, a passion that he first picked up when his parents took him half way around Australia in a VW campervan when he was eight. Peter reports on all the new models that make it to dealer forecourts each season, giving his judgement online and in magazine reviews. He also writes many travel articles for the magazine, having taken motorhomes twice to France and all over the UK in the past three years. When he is not doing that, he likes to throw the odd pot or two (he is part of a pottery studio near where he lives and has just started selling his wares), bake the odd cake, or get on with finishing his novel.