Bailey Endeavour B65

Separate Living & Sleeping Areas

One of the biggest advantages of the B65 layout is the clear separation between the front living area and the permanent sleeping accommodation at the rear. You don't have to choose between having a lounge or leaving your main bed made up.

Built Around Everyday Touring Convenience

Somewhere to Sit That Isn't Your Bed

Because the main bed occupies its own space at the rear, the front of the B65 remains available for everyday living. The dinette and cab seating create a useful social area for meals, drinks or simply relaxing when you're parked up.

A Flexible Space at the Front

The front dinette makes the B65 particularly convenient on longer trips. You can leave the rear bed untouched while still having a separate area for breakfast, planning the day's route or relaxing with a drink in the evening.

Ready Whenever You Are

The defining feature of the Endeavour B65 is its permanent transverse rear double bed. There's no need to convert the main living accommodation every evening or remake the bed every morning.

Make Room for the Things You Want to Take

The B65's permanent rear-bed arrangement isn't only about sleeping convenience. Bailey has used the space around and beneath the bed to provide useful storage for the equipment and belongings that naturally come with campervan touring.

Access through the rear doors also makes the area particularly practical when loading before a journey or reaching equipment once you've arrived.

Proper Cooking Facilities on the Road

The Endeavour B65 kitchen provides the facilities needed for genuine self-contained touring, allowing you to prepare anything from a quick breakfast before setting off to a proper evening meal after a day exploring.

Designed for Everyday Touring

Self-Contained Wherever You Stop

Having your own washroom is one of the features that turns the B65 from simply a vehicle for days out into a proper touring campervan. Bailey incorporates washing, shower and toilet facilities into the compact interior without taking away the permanent rear bedroom.

Everything You Need in One Campervan

Lithium Power for More Flexible Touring

The latest Endeavour range includes a 150Ah VARTA lithium leisure battery, giving the habitation equipment a strong electrical foundation for modern campervan touring.

This becomes particularly useful when you want to spend time away from mains hook-up, where stored leisure power supports the electrical equipment you use while living in the campervan.

Add Solar for Greater Independence

An optional 200W solar panel can complement the lithium leisure battery, helping replenish stored power during daylight and supporting a more independent style of touring.

Actual off-grid duration depends on weather, battery condition and your electrical usage, but the combination gives the B65 useful flexibility when your travels take you away from electric hook-up.

Make More of the Year

Endeavour is designed to support touring beyond the traditional summer season, with Grade III thermal performance and heating helping maintain a comfortable living environment in colder conditions.

For owners who want spontaneous spring weekends, autumn touring or colder-weather escapes, that capability can significantly increase how often the campervan gets used.

Bailey Endeavour B65 Key Specifications

Vehicle weights can vary according to specification and factory-fitted options. Optional equipment reduces the available user payload, so always check the specification and weight information for the individual campervan.

Full Touring Facilities in Under Six Metres

Useful Capacity for Touring Equipment

In standard form, the B65 provides a 503kg user payload, giving useful capacity for passengers, personal belongings and the equipment you want to take on your travels.

Factory options and accessories have their own weight and reduce the payload available for everything else. This is particularly important when considering heavier options such as the automatic transmission, towbar, awning or pop-top roof.

Choose Manual or Automatic

The current B65 is built on the Ford Transit with a 2.0-litre 130bhp diesel engine and six-speed manual gearbox as standard, giving the campervan a familiar, modern base for longer touring journeys.

Buyers who prefer automatic driving can specify the optional 165bhp engine with Ford's 8-speed automatic transmission, creating a different driving experience while retaining the same compact B65 layout.

Turn the B65 from 2 Berths into 4

In standard Series 2 specification the B65 is a 2-berth campervan with four designated travel seats. Specify Bailey's optional pop-top and an additional high-level double bed increases sleeping accommodation to four.

That gives the B65 unusual flexibility: it can remain a spacious fixed-bed campervan for two, or be configured to accommodate up to four people when the extra sleeping capacity is genuinely useful.

More Berths, with Payload to Consider

The optional pop-top adds 143kg to the B65 and therefore reduces available user payload. Other factory options and accessories can reduce payload further.

B62 or B65?

Choose the B65 if having a permanent rear double bed and separate front living space is more important to you than maximising the size of your daytime lounge.

Choose the B62 if you prefer a large rear U-shaped lounge and are happy to convert that area into your bed at night. The B65 also provides four designated travel seats and the option of four-berth accommodation with the factory-fitted pop-top, giving it a very different role within the Endeavour range.

A Compact Campervan That Can Adapt

Add Even More Flexibility to Your B65

An optional pop-top roof gives the Endeavour B65 another dimension, extending the versatility of the campervan for buyers who want additional sleeping accommodation.

Expand the B65's Touring Possibilities

The pop-top option is particularly useful if you like the permanent rear-bed arrangement of the B65 but want the flexibility to accommodate additional sleepers when required.

As with any factory option, the effect on vehicle specification, payload and overall configuration should be checked on the individual campervan before purchase.

B62 or B65?

Convenience Without Moving to a Larger Motorhome

The strength of the Endeavour B65 is the amount of touring convenience Bailey has fitted into a compact campervan: permanent sleeping accommodation, a separate living area, kitchen, washroom and useful storage all travel together.

For buyers who like the freedom and driving characteristics of a panel-van campervan but don't want to make up their main bed every night, that combination gives the B65 a particularly clear purpose within the Endeavour range.

For Tourers Who Want Their Bed Ready to Go

The Bailey Endeavour B65 is particularly appealing if you want the compact dimensions and freedom of a campervan but don't want to convert your main living area into a bed every night.

Its permanent rear double bed, separate front dinette, useful storage and self-contained facilities make the B65 a strong choice for couples taking longer trips as well as regular weekends away.

Why Buyers Choose the B65

Check Your Licence & Vehicle Weight

The current Endeavour B65 is designed around a 3,500kg maximum authorised mass. This is an important consideration when choosing a campervan, both for driving-licence entitlement and for managing payload.

Always check the categories shown on your individual driving licence and the weight plate of the specific vehicle. Passengers, water, accessories, luggage and optional equipment all contribute to the campervan's travelling weight.

Ready for Short Breaks & Longer Adventures

The B65's layout can make spontaneous touring particularly easy. Your bed is already there, the kitchen and washroom travel with you and the front living area remains available when you stop.

That means the same campervan can work for a quick weekend escape, a touring holiday across the UK or a longer journey where having clearly defined living and sleeping areas becomes increasingly useful.

Part Exchange & Finance Available

Experience the B65 Layout for Yourself

Campervan layouts are highly personal. At United British Caravans, we can help you compare the B65 with the B62, B68 and other Bailey campervans and consider which arrangement best matches the way you intend to travel.

We can talk through permanent-bed versus rear-lounge layouts, storage requirements, manual and automatic options, payload, pop-top availability and the practical details that matter once you start using the vehicle.

Here for More Than the Sale

Discover the Endeavour B65 at UBC

If you're looking for a Bailey Endeavour B65 for sale in Newcastle, Northumberland, Durham or the wider North East, visit United British Caravans at Sandy Lane, North Gosforth.

Explore the B65's permanent rear-bed layout, front dinette and storage, compare it with other Endeavour models and talk to our team about current availability, part exchange and finance.

Interested in the Endeavour B65?

Contact United British Caravans for more information about the Bailey Endeavour B65, current availability, part exchange and finance options.