• Proper four-berth campervan layout: With four belted travel seats and sleeping for four, this Woodstock conversion works as a genuine family-usable camper rather than a couples’ van with occasional extras.

• Two forward-facing seats improve travel comfort: All four passengers sit facing forward, which is still a big selling point for buyers concerned about comfort and usability on longer journeys.

• Strong all-season capability: The diesel heater combined with solar makes this a realistic year-round camper, appealing to buyers who tour outside peak summer months.

• Storage is campervan-sized: Compared to coachbuilts, internal storage is naturally more limited, especially with four people travelling.

• Kitchen space prioritises simplicity: The layout is practical but not aimed at buyers who plan to cook elaborate meals on board.

This Woodstock Campers conversion sits neatly between lifestyle campervans and entry-level family motorhomes. It offers four proper travel seats, year-round usability, and a strong driving spec in a modern, manageable package. For dealers, it attracts buyers who want flexibility, everyday drivability, and genuine touring ability without moving into a larger coachbuilt — making it a sensible, well-rounded addition to stock.