Mini Clubvan Camper: Mini unveils the world's smallest luxury camper van and a 'safari-style' tent Mini has revealed three concept vehicles for campers including a safari-style roof-top tent, camper van for one and bright red caravan The Cowley Caravan is a trailer for two, while the Mini Countryman Camp tent lets people sleep on top of their car None of the vehicles will be put into production but showcase Mini's designers' ability to squeeze lots of features into a small space Mini has unveiled three vehicles for keen campers, including the world's small luxury camper van and a pop-up tent that you can sleep in...on the roof of your car. The Mini Clubvan Camper has been designed for a single person going away for the weekend and is based on the company's van. The compact camper van has a sleeping berth for one person and a small extendable kitchenette complete with stove and fridge. The Mini Clubvan Camper is the world's smallest luxury camper van. The concept car is designed for a single person going away for the weekend Based on the firm's van, the pint-sized camper has a small extendable kitchenette, TV, heater and a glass roof There is a TV, an auxiliary heater and a glass roof that can be opened 'for ventilation or star-gazing', but the individual does have to sleep next to the car's steering wheel. Described as a 'versatile home on wheels,' the concept model has a handhold shower, which would come in handy in such snug surroundings, but stops short of including a toilet. The Mini Clubvan Camper has a sleeping berth for one person - but as you can see, you sleep next to the steering wheel The retro-style kitchenette is the focus of this image. Described as a 'versatile home on wheels,' the concept model also has a handhold shower but no toilet The Mini Clubman Camper is one of the company's three concept vehicles The firm said: 'The trio each reflect different aspects of the rise in popularity of camping and festivals, creating a choice of premium home-from-home options for the enthusiastic traveler.' Mini also showed off a strange pop-up tent called the Mini Countryman ALL4 Camp. The company said it is a rooftop tent designed for 'safari-style accommodation for the adventurous spirit,' and folds up into what looks like a large, flat suitcase. The Mini Countryman ALL4 Camp which is a rooftop tent designed for safari trips The tent is hidden in the large suit-case like structure on the car's roof. It is rigid so that people can sleep a-top the car on a stable base The tent is intended for drivers who have taken a spontaneous trip to a beach or festival in Mini's 4x4 model and decide to sleep on the roof of their car...in a concept tent, of course The tent is intended for drivers who have taken a spontaneous trip to a beach or festival and decide to sleep on the roof of their Mini...in a concept tent, of course. The upper half of the tent is simply folded out of its storage box, which provides and flat and presumably relatively uncomfortable surface for tired drivers to sleep on, once they have clambered up a ladder. However there are currently no plans to offer them as production models. The MINI Clubvan Camper is the world's smallest luxury camper van It only sleeps one person but comes with a skylight, kitchenette and handheld shower The MINI Countryman ALL4 Camp is a safari-style roof-top tent It can sleep two people, providing they want to clamber up on top of their Mini or Mini Countryman 4x4 for a kip The MINI Cowley is a luxurious caravan for two people It weighs 300kg and is towed by a car, and includes a twin-ring gas stove, fridge and even a kitchen sink The 'Cowley Caravan' is designed to be a luxurious home on the go for couples The compact caravan weighs 300kg and is designed to be towed by a standard mini Mini has also revealed a more luxurious solution for couples, called the Cowley Caravan. The caravan weighs a hefty 300kg, has a gas stove, water tank with pump and kitchen sink while a solar module charges the on-board battery to power the fridge, TV, DVD player and audio equipment. The tourer has been named after the mini factory at Oxford, which still makes the modern Mini models. The plant built the classic Austin Mini and is celebrating 100 years of car manufacturing in 2013. The compact caravan has a cooking section at its rear, including a gas stove, water tank with pump and kitchen sink Designed for two people, the inside features creature comforts including a TV, DVD player and audio equipment, charged by a solar power module There are no plans to offer any of the three concept vehicles, including the Mini Cowley caravan (pictured) as production models