Once I found the bus parked up among the 60 acre adventure camp estate, it really does stand out. It is wonderfully positioned near a stream, with all the functionality required. The seating area for watching the TV is comfortable enough, the kitchen is basic, with an electric kettle and a microwave supplied (perhaps a double burner gas hob would be handy too). The large double bed upstairs is supremely comfortable, the toilet and shower areas are tall enough to stand up in although the shower is practical, but no spending fifteen minutes in it.
The estate owner Dermot was a pleasure to chat with. He was enthusiastic, passionate about his adventure camp that offers a plethora of different accommodation types (tree house, log lined static caravans, shepherd huts etc), and overall was a genuine delight to spend time with. The bus is a novelty act but a practical too. The upper rear open decking complete with table and chairs, as well as the one on the ground floor adjoining the bus will be a brilliant to use, but not so much in the rain of an a New Year's Day, lol.
Overall, if you can get yourself booked in the bus for an evening or two, do so, just don't forget to take photos to show your friends 😉