If you’ve been thinking about making the move to a campervan, there’s a new option worth taking a closer look at.

The 2027 Bailey Endeavour has officially arrived, bringing a fresh look, updated features and enhanced touring capability to Bailey’s first-ever campervan range.

First launched in 2023, the Endeavour has now been refreshed for the 2027 season, with three six-metre layouts to choose from: the B62, B65 and all-new B68.

So, what’s new?

Three layouts to choose from

All three Endeavour models are just under six metres long, with a 3,500kg MTPLM, meaning they can be driven on a standard Category B driving licence.

Each offers a fully equipped kitchen, washroom and onboard shower, but the layouts are designed to suit slightly different touring needs.

Bailey Endeavour B62

The B62 is a two-berth campervan with two travel seats, making it an appealing choice for couples who want a compact and flexible touring vehicle.

The rear U-shaped lounge converts into two single beds or a generous double, while useful under-bunk storage can be accessed from inside the vehicle or through the rear doors.

Bailey Endeavour B65

The B65 offers four designated travelling seats, a front dinette and a raised rear double bed above a generous garage storage area.

It can also be fitted with an optional pop-top roof with a high-level double bed, transforming the B65 into a four-berth campervan.

That makes it an interesting option for couples who want the flexibility to travel with additional passengers or guests.

The all-new B68

Joining the range for 2027, the B68 introduces a new layout with four designated travelling seats and a flexible front dinette.

One of its standout features is the 82-litre pull-out drawer-style fridge, with a 7-litre freezer compartment. At the rear, the U-shaped lounge converts into a transverse double bed, while the dining table can be moved to the rear doors when required.

Like the B65, the B68 can also be specified with the optional pop-top and high-level double bed to create a four-berth campervan.

Designed for comfortable touring

Despite its compact size, the new Endeavour is designed with year-round touring in mind.

The range features a fully insulated bodyshell and Truma Diesel Combi D4E heating and hot water, helping keep the interior comfortable when you’re touring outside the warmer summer months.

There’s also a 150Ah lithium leisure battery as standard, giving owners greater flexibility when touring away from mains hook-up.

For those who want to spend even more time off-grid, a 200W Truma flexible solar panel is available as an optional extra.

Tailor your Endeavour to the way you travel

Bailey has also introduced a selection of optional extras, allowing buyers to tailor their campervan around their own touring plans.

Options include a 2.0-litre 165bhp engine with an eight-speed automatic gearbox, Magnetic Grey exterior paint, a fitted towbar, Thule wind-out awning, 200W solar panel and upgraded Otium Aquaclean upholstery.

And if additional sleeping space is important, the optional pop-top on the B65 and B68 adds a high-level double bed, taking these models from two berths to four.

It’s worth considering your options carefully, though, as additional equipment adds weight and will reduce the vehicle’s available payload. Your Bailey dealer can help you work through the specification to make sure it suits the way you intend to use your campervan.

A campervan built for freedom

Of course, the appeal of a campervan isn’t just about what’s inside it.

At just under six metres, the Endeavour is designed to give you the freedom to travel without the size and bulk of a larger motorhome. It’s equally suited to longer holidays, weekend escapes and those spontaneous trips where you simply decide to go somewhere new.

That’s the idea behind Bailey’s “Go off script. Go Endeavour.” message.

Whether you’re heading for the coast, exploring the countryside or simply looking for a change of scenery, the Endeavour gives you the facilities to take your accommodation with you.

Which Bailey Endeavour is right for you?

With three layouts, there’s plenty of choice within the new range.

The B62 offers a straightforward two-berth layout for couples, with a flexible rear lounge and useful storage.

The B65 adds four travelling seats, garage storage and the option of a pop-top, giving you greater flexibility when it comes to sleeping arrangements.

And the B68 brings something completely new to the range, combining a flexible interior with clever storage and kitchen design.

Whichever layout you choose, the new Endeavour is all about giving you more freedom to travel your way.

Ready to go off script?

The new Bailey Endeavour is now officially here, bringing together the compact practicality of a campervan with the comfort and touring features you’d expect from Bailey.

If you’re considering a campervan for 2027, it’s certainly one to add to your shortlist.

Want to find out more about the new Bailey Endeavour?

Get in touch with Campbells Caravans to find out more about the new range and discuss which Endeavour layout and specification could be right for you.