4 Berth Campervans from Bailey of Bristol
The 2024 range of Endeavour campervans offers something for every couple or family and includes two 4 berth campervans – the B64 and the B65.
Both are campervans designed to give you a lot of versatility and offer pop-top roofs with a bed, complete kitchens and washrooms, and a comfortable lounge that also converts into two singles or a double bed.
Perfect for families, small groups, or those who simply want to go off-grid, these models provide comfort, convenience, and flexibility for every journey.
Discover the campervan that fits your adventure.
Why Choose a 4 Berth Campervan?
In short, a Bailey 4 berth campervan gives you space that’s versatile.
You may be travelling with your family, a small group, or even your four-legged friends; these campervans give you a place to sit, relax, eat, and rest your head.
These campervans have features like built-in kitchens, washrooms, and even solar panels to charge your devices when you are in rural spots. So they’re perfect for you to go forth and have an adventure.
Which Campervans have 4 seats?
A campervan that has 4 berths doesn’t always have 4 travel seats so it is important to make sure that you have enough berths and seats for everyone you want to bring along on your travels.
In the Bailey Endeavour range, the B64 and B65 have four travel seats and also 4 berths. The two passenger seats behind the cab are converted from the lounge seating and can be folded away when not in use.
Introducing the 4 berth campervans in the Bailey Endeavour range: A campervan for families
Bailey Endeavour B64
The Bailey Endeavour B64 is a 4-berth campervan built on the Ford Transit chassis. It features a 165 bhp engine with automatic transmission, which makes driving easy for your road trips.
The B64 gives you a pop-top roof that includes an extra sleeping space, a kitchen with a 84 litre fridge with 6 litre freezer compartment, a compact washroom with a shower and toilet, and a lounge with seating for four.
Designed for off-grid adventures, it includes a 100W solar panel and a Truma Diesel Combi D4E heating and hot water system, making it suitable for year-round use.
Bailey Endeavour B65
The Bailey Endeavour B65 is a compact 4-berth campervan built on a Ford Transit chassis. This model gives you a pop-top roof, a large rear double bed, and a further double bed in the pop-top — perfect for families or a couple who want friends to stay.
With a complete kitchen, built-in washroom, and flexible seating arrangements, it’s designed for family travel and off-grid adventures. It features a solar panel, 3-point seatbelts with ISOFIX, and Truma Diesel Combi heating.
Its compact size makes it easy to drive while maintaining ample interior space and comfort.
4 Berth Campervan Layout & Interior
Bailey’s 4 berth campervan interiors are designed to help you make the most of every millimetre of space. Inside, expect to see:
FAQs About 4 Berth Campervans
How does a campervan 4 berth model compare to other sizes for comfort and space?
A compact 4 berth campervan gives just the right amount of space for four people. It provides more room than smaller 2 berth campervans while still having all the benefits of a compact vehicle, making it ideal for couples, families or small groups. If you’re looking for a 4 berth small campervan, consider both the Endeavour B64 and B65 models.
Are there any 4 berth campervans suited for off-grid camping or wilderness exploration?
Yes, Bailey’s Endeavour B64 and B65 models are a perfect choice for off-grid adventures. With features like solar panels, Truma Diesel Combi heating, and water storage, these 4 berth campervans help you to be self-sufficient, even when going for trips into the wilderness.
How many people can sleep in a 4 berth campervan?
A berth mean a bed space, so up to 4 people can sleep in a 4 berth campervan.
The Bailey Endeavour B64 can sleep 4 in two double beds or a double bed and two singles.
The Bailey Endeavour B65 can sleep 4 in two double beds
How many bedrooms does a 4 berth campervan have?
Bailey Endeavour campervans are converted panel vans so everything is located in one large space. The lounge area converts into the bedroom in both the B64 and B65 models and the B64 has additional space in the pop-top for a double bed which would function as a separate sleeping area if this was a requirement. Both vans do have separate washrooms with a space saving revolving tambour partition screen.
