• Four travel belts makes it versatile: Day trips, family weekends, or carrying extra passengers — it’s got the flexibility a lot of buyers look for.
• Good spec for year-round use: Diesel heater, solar panel, oven — it’s set up for proper touring rather than just summer campsite hopping.
• Easy to drive and park: Based on a compact van platform with parking sensors and alloys, so it doesn’t feel bulky on the road.

• Storage is modest: As with most compact campers, packing light helps — bulky gear will need creative stowing.
• No high-end cab tech: It’s straightforward and functional, but those wanting Apple CarPlay-style features won’t find them here.

The Cromford is a genuine four-berth camper that’s still easy to live with day to day. The spec is practical, the drive is simple, and it appeals to families or couples wanting something capable without the premium price tag. It’s the kind of camper that attracts steady interest because it offers real usability, not just lifestyle marketing.