The Etrusco CV 600 BB is the family-focused model in Etrusco's campervan range, and the "BB" in the name tells you exactly why it stands out: bunk beds. Where most sub-6m campervans are strictly two-berth, this one sleeps four as standard with a transverse rear double bed and a bunk above the living area. Add the pop-top roof option and a dinette conversion and you can sleep up to seven, which is unusual territory for a van this size.
This prize is configured on the Fiat Ducato 3.5t platform with the 2.2-litre MultiJet engine producing 140hp. At 5.99m long and 3,500kg, it fits within standard UK driving licence limits and handles like a regular large van rather than a motorhome. Four belted travel seats mean the whole family can ride together legally, with ISOFIX points on the rear bench for child seats.
The rear double bed runs transversely across the back of the van, measuring roughly 185cm by 157cm. It lifts on gas struts to reveal a decent garage space underneath, big enough for bikes, folding chairs, an awning, and the general kit that accumulates on family trips. The bunk bed sits above the main living area at around 187cm by 130cm, which works well for children or a smaller adult. Both beds have quality mattresses on slatted bases, and the bunk folds away when not in use so it doesn't eat into the daytime living space.
The kitchen is compact but properly equipped with a 2-burner gas hob, stainless steel sink, and a 90-litre compressor fridge that runs on 12V. It handles the basics well, and the worktop space is enough to prepare a proper meal without feeling like you're working in a cupboard. Storage above and below the kitchen keeps plates, mugs, and cooking gear organised.
The washroom sits amidships and includes a cassette toilet, sink, and a shower with proper drainage. It is a compact space, as you would expect in a sub-6m van, but everything works and the layout is sensible. A window and roof vent provide ventilation, and there is a mirror and small storage shelf for toiletries.
Etrusco is part of the Erwin Hymer Group and built at the Laika factory in Tuscany. The interior styling reflects that Italian heritage with contemporary fabrics and a light, modern colour palette that makes the interior feel larger than it is. Soft-closing mechanisms on cupboards and drawers, LED lighting throughout, and neat detailing throughout lift it above what you might expect from an entry-level brand. Five Etrusco dealers across the UK provide sales and aftersales support.
The swivel cab seats face backwards to create a lounge area with the rear bench and an extendable table. It works as a genuine living space during the day, and converts into yet another sleeping area if you need it. Windows throughout have cassette blinds with integrated flyscreens, and a large rooflight above the living area floods the interior with natural light.
This is the core factory specification that makes the Etrusco CV 600 BB Campervan ready for touring from day one. It covers the everyday essentials you rely on, from the base vehicle to the complete living setup.
Standard equipment includes:
This is the comprehensive factory specification that makes the CV 600 BB such a practical family campervan. It covers the everyday essentials plus the thoughtful details that make the bunk bed layout work brilliantly for real-world touring.
Standard equipment includes:
This prize configuration includes the Complete Selection package, which represents a worthwhile upgrade that elevates the specification without breaking the budget. The Complete package brings together practical enhancements and premium touches that make real-world touring more comfortable.
Complete Selection package features included:
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The CV 600 BB sits in a rare niche: a sub-6m campervan that genuinely works for families. Most vans this size are designed around couples, treating children as an afterthought. The bunk bed layout here means the kids have their own proper sleeping space rather than being squeezed onto a converted dinette with a thin cushion.
The rear garage space is worth mentioning again because it transforms how you travel with children. Scooters, wetsuits, buckets and spades, muddy walking boots, all the stuff that would otherwise clutter up the living space gets stowed away behind the tailgate. The bed lifts easily on gas struts so access is straightforward even when you're juggling tired children and sandy beach gear at the end of the day.
Diesel heating keeps the whole van warm in cooler months, and the fresh water system with an onboard tank means you are not dependent on hookup for short stays. The 12V electrics run off a leisure battery charged by the alternator while driving, with a solar panel option for extended off-grid use. The Fiat Ducato cab comes with the usual modern conveniences including electric windows, central locking, and a multimedia system with reversing camera compatibility.
The CV 600 BB is typically finished in classic Fiat white, creating a clean, practical appearance that works well for family use. It's a sensible choice that stays looking smart even after muddy lanes, motorway miles, or coastal weekends, and it helps keep the interior cooler in summer sunshine.
The Complete Selection package adds painted bumper in body colour for a more cohesive look, plus an anthracite 4-metre awning that creates instant outdoor living space. The framed windows that come with the Complete package provide better insulation and a more premium appearance. Combined with the practical exterior features like the sliding door flyscreen, Remis cab blinds, and exterior access for the cassette toilet, it's a well-thought-out package that balances style with real-world touring practicality.
Up front, the dinette creates an immediate social space the moment you park up. Both cab seats swivel to face rearwards, with a proper table forming a comfortable dining and relaxing area. The seating is genuinely comfortable for longer stops, whether you're having breakfast together, playing cards on a rainy afternoon, or just settling in with a book while the children play.
The dinette can also convert into an additional bed measuring 185 x 105-88cm if you need extra sleeping capacity, which is handy for occasional guests or when the family expands temporarily. Windows throughout come with combined blinds and mosquito nets as standard, so you get natural light during the day and privacy when you need it. The cab gets Remis blackout blinds for light control and privacy.
LED lighting throughout is efficient and pleasant, with repositionable spotlights so you can direct light exactly where you need it. There's also floor-level veilleuse lighting that's perfect for navigating at night without waking everyone up. Storage in the dinette area includes overhead lockers, plus storage in the sliding door that's perfect for maps, guides, and everyday essentials. Everything has a place, which makes family touring feel calmer and more organised.
The sleeping arrangements are what make this layout genuinely work for families. At the rear, the fixed transverse double bed measures 185 x 157-150cm, giving adults a proper bedroom with a quality slatted frame and comfortable mattress. The bed lifts electrically or manually to reveal garage space underneath, accessible through the rear doors. You can fit bikes, sports equipment, luggage, or bulky touring kit without compromising sleeping space.
The fixed bunk beds measure 187 x 130cm, perfect for children and positioned permanently so there's no nightly bed conversion ritual. The bunks have slatted frames and proper mattresses, windows with blinds and mosquito nets, and individual reading lights. There's storage alongside the bunks plus a large wardrobe nearby that's genuinely useful for clothes, shoes, and touring kit. Children get their own dedicated sleeping space that feels comfortable and private.
Storage throughout the CV 600 BB is brilliantly thought out for family use. Beyond the under-bed garage space, you get overhead lockers throughout, storage in both the sliding door and rear doors, kitchen drawers and cupboards, the large wardrobe, and practical hooks for coats and bags. There's even floor-level veilleuse lighting for navigating at night without disturbing sleeping children. Everything has a place, which makes longer family tours feel more organised and less chaotic.
The kitchen runs along one side and it's genuinely well equipped for family touring. You get a 2-burner gas hob with electric ignition, a 90-litre compression fridge that runs efficiently off 12V, and a sink with a quality mixer tap. The worktop provides proper prep space for actual cooking rather than just reheating, and there's dedicated storage behind the hob for pots, pans, and cooking essentials.
Large soft-closing drawers keep everyday kit accessible and organised, from cutlery and utensils to packets, tins, and breakfast supplies. The overhead lockers provide additional storage for plates, bowls, and anything else you need for family meals. The whole setup feels thoughtfully designed rather than just ticking boxes, with enough space to spread out when you're making breakfast for four or cooking dinner on a rainy evening.
The 90-litre fridge is a genuine asset for family touring. It's large enough to handle proper shopping for several days, keeping fresh food, milk, and drinks cold efficiently. The compressor technology means it works well even in hot weather, and it's quiet enough that you won't be kept awake by compressor noise. Combined with the 2-burner hob and proper worktop space, you can genuinely cook rather than just survive on sandwiches and ready meals.
Opposite the kitchen sits the bathroom, which is surprisingly practical for a sub-6m family campervan. You get a cassette toilet with level indicator, a washbasin with quality mixer tap, and a shower with wooden duckboard. There's a skylight with insect screen providing natural light and ventilation, plus an opening window with blinds and flyscreen for additional airflow.
Storage shelves keep toiletries, towels, and bathroom essentials organised and accessible. The cassette toilet is easy to access and service through the exterior door, while the whole bathroom benefits from proper drainage and practical finishes that handle daily family use. It's compact but genuinely functional, making it easy for everyone to wash, shower, and use the facilities without feeling cramped or compromised.
The shower setup uses the washbasin tap with an extending shower head that fits into a holder, creating a proper showering space with the wooden duckboard providing a comfortable standing surface. It's ideal for rinsing off after the beach, washing salty hair after coastal walks, or just having a proper wash at the end of the day. For a family van, having proper bathroom facilities makes touring feel more comfortable and less dependent on campsite facilities.
Opposite the kitchen is the washroom area. It’s compact, but it’s properly kitted out for real touring: a cassette toilet, a fixed basin, and a separate shower setup that’s ideal for rinsing off sandy feet, salty hair, or the day’s mud and mileage.It’s one of those features that changes how you use the van without you even realising at first.
You’re not constantly planning around campsites or public facilities. You can stop where you want, stay a little longer, and keep the day running on your terms.
The CV 600 BB follows a family-friendly layout that works brilliantly for everyday use. Up front, the dinette with swivelling cab seats creates an immediate social and dining space. Moving back along the nearside, the kitchen provides everything you need for family meals while maintaining a clear central walkway. Opposite the kitchen on the offside sits the bathroom, keeping facilities accessible but separate from living areas.
Beyond the bathroom and kitchen, the bunk bed area provides dedicated children's sleeping space with proper storage alongside. At the very rear, the fixed transverse double bed creates a parents' bedroom that feels separate from the family zone. When the rear bed is raised, you get garage access through the double rear doors, perfect for loading bikes or bulky gear without disturbing the living space.
At 5.99m long with 190cm internal height, the layout delivers genuinely usable space without feeling cramped. The central walkway stays clear even when the kitchen and bathroom are in use, making movement natural and easy. LED lighting, repositionable spotlights, and floor-level veilleuse lighting all contribute to an interior that feels comfortable and thoughtfully designed for real-world family touring.
On the road, the CV 600 BB delivers an easy, confidence-inspiring family drive. The Fiat Ducato 35 Light chassis with 2.2-litre 140hp diesel engine provides smooth, efficient performance whether you're navigating city streets or motorway miles. The manual gearbox is straightforward and easy to use, while the optional 9-speed automatic takes the effort out of stop-start traffic and makes longer trips more relaxing.
At 5.99m long and 3,500kg, it stays manageable for everyday family use. Standard features include ABS, ESP, ESC, ASR traction control, and hill holder for confident handling in all conditions. Cruise control and cab air conditioning make touring more comfortable, while crosswind assist provides stability in blustery weather. The power steering and firm handling make it easy to place accurately on narrower lanes or when threading into campsites.
The optional Complete Selection package adds a reversing camera, making parking and manoeuvring straightforward even in tighter spaces. The Fiat generally delivers a smooth, steady drive with predictable handling that builds confidence quickly. It's designed for tarmac and well-surfaced routes rather than serious off-road work, but it handles gravel tracks, firm campsite access roads, and the usual touring terrain with ease. For family adventures on UK roads and European touring, it's a genuinely capable, relaxed drive.
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