Bailey Endeavour B68
The 2027 Bailey Endeavour B68 brings a distinctive two-lounge approach to the Endeavour range, combining a spacious rear U-shaped lounge with a separate front dinette and travel area.
This clever arrangement gives you different places to relax, dine and enjoy your campervan throughout the day, while the rear lounge converts into comfortable sleeping accommodation when it's time to turn in.
Two Living Areas in One Compact Campervan
Look through the B68 and its biggest difference becomes clear. Rather than asking one seating area to do everything, Bailey has created a front dinette and a substantial rear lounge within the same compact Ford Transit conversion.

Designed Around Flexible Living
Your Main Place to Relax
The B68's rear U-shaped lounge provides a comfortable place to stretch out after a day exploring. Surrounded by windows, it creates an inviting living area where you can relax and enjoy the view from your pitch.

Adapt the Lounge to Your Day
Add the rear table and the lounge becomes another useful dining, drinks or games area. Remove it again when you want maximum relaxation space, allowing the rear of the B68 to change with the way you're using the campervan.

A Second Space to Sit & Dine
At the front, the dinette creates another useful living area. This means one person can use the rear lounge while another sits at the front, or you can simply choose whichever space best suits what you're doing at the time.

From Rear Lounge to Bedroom
At night, the rear living area transforms into the B68's main sleeping accommodation. This lets Bailey devote the rear to comfortable lounge space during the day without permanently occupying it with a fixed bed.

A Proper Kitchen Between the Two Living Areas
Positioned conveniently within the B68 layout, the kitchen gives you the facilities needed for genuinely self-contained touring. There's space to prepare food, cook proper meals and make the most of longer trips without depending on eating out.

From Breakfast to an Evening Meal
82-Litre Drawer Fridge
One of the B68's distinctive features is its 82-litre drawer refrigerator. Rather than using the conventional upright fridge arrangement found in many campervans, Bailey has selected a format that works particularly well with the B68's interior layout.
It provides useful chilled storage for food and drinks while helping Bailey make efficient use of the available kitchen and living space.
Making Every Centimetre Work Harder
In a campervan, the way doors and furniture move can make a noticeable difference to usable space. The B68 uses a space-saving tambour door so that access does not require the clearance of a conventional hinged door.

Your Own Facilities Travel with You
150Ah Lithium Battery as Standard
The latest Endeavour specification includes a 150Ah VARTA lithium leisure battery, providing a strong electrical foundation for the habitation equipment and the demands of modern campervan touring.
That stored power becomes especially useful when you want to spend time away from electric hook-up rather than organising every stop around access to mains electricity.
Optional 200W Solar
An optional 200W solar panel can complement the lithium battery by helping replenish stored power during daylight, increasing the B68's flexibility for more independent touring.
Actual off-grid duration depends on your electrical usage, weather and battery condition, but lithium power and solar charging provide a useful combination for owners who want greater freedom away from hook-up.
Make More of Your Campervan Throughout the Year
The Endeavour B68 is designed with Grade III thermal performance, helping make campervan touring practical beyond the warmer summer months.
Combined with its heating and self-contained facilities, that makes spring weekends, autumn touring and colder-weather escapes realistic additions to the traditional summer holiday.
Bailey Endeavour B68 Key Specifications
Weights and dimensions should always be checked against the specification and weight plate of the individual campervan before purchase, particularly where factory options or accessories are fitted.
Think About What Travels with You
Payload is an important consideration with any 3,500kg campervan. Passengers, water, personal belongings, outdoor equipment and accessories all contribute to the B68's travelling weight.
Factory options and equipment fitted after manufacture can also affect available payload. Always work from the figures for the individual B68 rather than relying solely on generic range data.
Designed to Travel as Well as Tour
Like the other latest Endeavour models, the B68 uses the Ford Transit as its foundation, combining Bailey's touring accommodation with a modern panel-van driving environment.
That distinction matters if your idea of campervan ownership involves regularly moving between destinations rather than travelling to one campsite and remaining there for the entire holiday.
Manual or Automatic Endeavour B68?
A Campervan Made for Moving On
Keeping the B68 below six metres helps preserve the mobility that makes a campervan attractive in the first place. Its interior may provide two distinct living areas, but externally it remains a compact panel-van conversion.
That can make exploring towns, coastlines, countryside and visitor attractions less daunting than in a substantially larger coachbuilt motorhome, while still giving you proper touring facilities when you stop.
Why Two Living Areas Can Matter
The B68's biggest advantage isn't a single piece of equipment. It's the way the front dinette and rear U-shaped lounge allow different parts of the campervan to be used independently.
One person can sit at the front while another relaxes at the rear, meals don't necessarily have to take over your main lounge, and the layout gives you choices about where you spend time throughout the day.
B62 vs B65 vs B68
The Best Endeavour Is the One That Works for You
Specification lists are useful, but the biggest difference between the B62, B65 and B68 is how each model feels when you actually live in it.
Think about where you'll sit in the evening, whether you want to make up a bed, how much storage you need and whether having two separate seating areas would improve the way you use your campervan. Those questions will often identify the right model more quickly than comparing equipment alone.
For Tourers Who Value Flexible Living Space
The Bailey Endeavour B68 is particularly appealing if you want the compact freedom of a campervan but appreciate having more than one place to sit, dine and relax once you've arrived.
Its rear U-shaped lounge and separate front dinette give the interior a degree of flexibility that's unusual in a compact campervan, while the kitchen, washroom and convertible sleeping accommodation provide the facilities required for proper touring.
Why Buyers Choose the B68
Check Your Licence & Loading
The current Endeavour B68 is designed around a 3,500kg maximum authorised mass. Your entitlement to drive any vehicle depends on the categories shown on your individual driving licence.
The vehicle's weight should also be considered separately from licence entitlement. Passengers, water, personal belongings, accessories and optional equipment all contribute to the travelling weight and available payload.
A Campervan That Adapts to Your Day
The real advantage of the B68 becomes apparent over the course of a trip. Breakfast can happen at the front dinette while the rear remains a lounge; later, the rear can become the main social area before converting into sleeping accommodation for the night.
That ability to change how the interior works throughout the day gives the B68 a character of its own within the Endeavour range.
Part Exchange & Finance Available
Compare the Endeavour Layouts for Yourself
The differences between the B62, B65 and B68 make much more sense when you experience the layouts in person. At United British Caravans, we'll help you compare how each model uses its available space.
We can discuss lounge versus permanent-bed layouts, travel and sleeping requirements, manual and automatic options, payload, equipment and the practical considerations that matter to the way you intend to tour.
Here for More Than the Sale
Discover the Endeavour B68 at UBC
If you're looking for a Bailey Endeavour B68 for sale in Newcastle, Northumberland, Durham or the wider North East, visit United British Caravans at Sandy Lane, North Gosforth.
Explore the B68's rear U-shaped lounge and separate front dinette, compare it with other Bailey Endeavour models and talk to our team about current availability, part exchange and finance.
Interested in the Endeavour B68?
Contact United British Caravans for more information about the Bailey Endeavour B68, current availability, part exchange and finance options.
Sandy Lane · North Gosforth · Newcastle upon Tyne