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"With a BrickScore of 67.3, the Holiday Camper Van is a likable, well-accessorized City set that over-delivers for roughly $20 — and the baby-in-carrier minifig alone is worth the price of admission for most buyers."
The LEGO City Holiday Camper Van (60283) is a crowd-pleasing, affordable little set that earns near-universal praise for its charm, accessible build, and generous accessories for its 190-piece count. Reviewers — parents, grandparents, and adult fans alike — consistently highlight the baby minifigure with pack carrier as the breakout star, calling it adorable and a first for many. The set's playability shines through its opening side panel, removable roof sleeping quarters, and dual-use outdoor seating. Minor structural quibbles (no interior floor, some gaps in the bodywork, sticker alignment) and a limited piece count keep it from a perfect score.
Where they split: Broad agreement overall. The only notable split is on build satisfaction — most reviewers found the size perfectly fine for the price, while at least one felt it left them wanting more. One reviewer also flagged a potential quality issue with the mom figure's joint stiffness that no other reviewer mentioned.
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"it feels like a proper Lego building experience"
JANG's LEGO Reviews"It is a nice play set and offers a brief build fun for young LEGO fans with its 190 parts. The non-binding price recommendation is set quite high. It is worth looking for discounts here."
Zusammengebaut"it feels like a proper Lego building experience"
"It is a nice play set and offers a brief build fun for young LEGO fans with its 190 parts. The non-binding price recommendation is set quite high. It is worth looking for discounts here."
Amazon4.9
LEGO.com4.8
