Bailey unveiled the 60-2 at the Great Caravan, Motorhome and Holiday Home Show last week (6th-8th September), the latest addition to its Ford Transit-based Adamo range.
The ‘van, which replaces the Bailey Adamo 60-4, has a front lounge arrangement, with the cab seats swivelling around to face the parallel settees. Above this, the ‘van’s two berths can be found, in the form of an electrically operated dropdown bed.
The kitchen facilities can be an important trait for some when choosing the best 2 berth motorhome, and in the case of the Adamo 60-2, it offers a 150-litre compressor tower refrigerator with a 17-litre freezer, and a Thetford combined oven, grill and hob.
The stylish interior includes soft furnishings in ‘Atlas’, while the furniture has ‘Light Oak’, ‘Satin Cashmere’ and ‘Anthracite’ finishes.
Then, at the back of the motorhome, an end washroom can be found, offering a shower with two drainage points, a mini Heki roof light and a hand basin with a swan neck mixer tap.
A payload of 673kg should provide plenty of room for storage, while the ‘van also offers an MTPLM of 3500kg, a MiRO of 2827kg, and a length of 6.096m. Its OTR price is £75,999 and, like the other four models in the 2025 Adamo range, it comes with a 200W Truma solar panel.
The Adamo 60-2 was joined by other ‘vans on the Bailey stand at the Great Caravan, Motorhome and Holiday Home Show, including the popular Endeavour B62.
Other brands are also sharing new season news, including Etrusco, which is offering improved campervans and more budget-friendly low-profiles for 2025. Bürstner has also announced it is bringing out a new range and some special edition models, targeted at more budget-focused customers.
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