However, there are cons too – we found the gap between the lounge and kitchen to be narrow, and if you’re touring as a couple, you may prefer a combined kitchen and lounge to give yourselves a more intimate setting. The washroom reveals the camper van’s modular design, as you’ll find a moulding for a window instead of an actual window. It’s a plain area, with the shower in the same space as the handbasin and the tap also serving as the shower head. We think the headroom could be better, but a large mirror is provided, as is a rooflight.

There’s plenty of room for two in the comfortable rear bed, with a large Heki and spotlights providing lighting options. We’re fans of the handy corner cubbyholes, while a large cupboard on the nearside and a small wardrobe near the kitchen both offer further storage options.The front windows comes with magnetic blinds, while the rear ones have detachable zip-up compartments, a nice addition that can store up to 5kg and also double up as day bags. The previously mentioned Dometic portable toilet is kept in the kitchen cupboard, but we’d recommend putting this at the rear of the camper when you’re pitched up, as it makes accessing it a lot easier. If there are two of you touring and you’ll have the occasional visitors staying, we’d say this camper is strongly worth considering. With multiple transformations, 3 vehicles, 5 living spaces, 360-degree play and 60 accessories, the Barbie 3-in-1 DreamCamper encourages young minds to explore outdoor adventures and bring their travel dreams to life

We think that if you’re into outdoor pursuits, this could be one of the best campervans to consider. At the rear, there are two singles – there’s no option to create a double, as it would interfere with the storage options, but they’re both an excellent size. The best campervans provide good storage options, and that’s certainly the case here, with a large drawer provided under the travel seats. The rear bedroom also provides a large hanging wardrobe, accessible by lifting the slats up or via a door.

However, you do have the option of taking out the rear bench, which will provide you with additional storage. Then there’s the clever second lounge you can form at the rear of the ‘van. This is created as only part of the rear double bed rises up – the remainder gives you what is essentially a bench during the daytime. It’s not a particularly sociable area, as a large cupboard restricts the other end, but what you get is a useful space for carrying out some maintenance to a bike, for instance. We thought the storage options on offer in this campervan were very innovative. Cupboards and a small wardrobe can be found by lifting the tailgate at the rear, while the cold shower could be very welcome if you’re returning with muddy boots and want to wash them down. With 60 play pieces, it's never the same adventure twice. Accessories include fishing gear, a picnic table with seating for 4, bathroom necessities, a sleeping bag, blankets and everything kids need to play out camping stories -- like s'mores