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5 Affordable Camper Vans for Sale

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If  Instagram  has anything to say about it,  #VanLife  isn’t going anywhere any time soon. And that’s fine by us, especially because we  can’t get enough  of all things  camper-related .  Love campers and trailers?  Come join our community group .

However, if  camper vans  have any drawbacks compared to  teardrop trailers ,  vintage campers , or your  run-of-the-mill travel trailers , it’s the fact that they can be expensive.  Custom conversion companies  are rolling out  gorgeous   rigs , but some of them cost  over $200,000  and vans by industry heavyweights like  Airstream  and  Winnebago  both cost  over $130,000 . That’s out of reach for most customers and may seem downright ridiculous to some.

Fortunately, there’s a new class of camper companies looking to deliver the van life experience but at a fraction of the cost. You’ll have to sacrifice a few things — like dreams of a  4x4 Mercedes Sprinter — but these five companies show that you can have a sweet camper van for under $70,000 — van and conversion included. This is van life on a budget.

Off Grid Adventure Vans

Cost:  With 2020 Ram Promasters starting around  $30,000  before options, the cost of a brand new van with Off Grid Adventure runs from about $67,000 to $70,000.

Key Features:  We know $70,000 may not seem affordable to most, but Off Grid Adventure Vans aims to produce a more environmentally sustainable, budget-conscious van, and these vans are much cheaper than most  conversion van companies .

The company offers four different layouts. The  Rambler — which costs $36,500 for the buildout — is their most popular layout on the 159-inch Ram Promaster. In this model a full-size Murphy bed sleeps two and folds up when not in use. In its place are two long bench seats with a removable table in between for working or dining. Overhead cabinets and built-in cabinetry provide storage, while a galley kitchen includes a refrigerator, butcher block countertop, stove, and sink. Interested? Head  over here  to read about their other layouts.

The  Free Bird

Cost:  Starting at $38,100 for van and conversion

Key Features:  Built on the Nissan NV200 cargo van, the Free Bird uses a convenient slide-rail system that makes switching from camper van to cargo hauler a cinch. The slide-and-glide system allows all of the components to be installed or removed in about two minutes.

The main cabin is a series of boxes that hold everything you need to camp. The kitchen is accessed from the rear in a slide-out kitchen box; it consists of a portable butane stove and two storage drawers. Another large storage box behind the front two seats houses a deep cycle auxiliary battery that powers the dimmable LED lighting, two USB power ports, and the 31-quart fridge. Head  over here  for more info.

Boho Camper Vans

Cost:  The price of the buildout is $36,500, and vans will cost between $30,000-$37,000.

Key Features:  Founded as a  camper van rental company , Phoenix-based Boho Camper Vans has worked with different types of vans — like  this one-ton commercial passenger van — to outfit them with a streamlined and downright Instagrammable look. With their vans in demand due to coronavirus, Boho Camper Vans have focused all production on the Boho Tall, with wood-focused interiors on a RAM 2500 High Roof 159. Each build out includes 340 watts of solar, an electric dual zone fridge, a portable toilet, and storage cabinets. The bed is located in the rear with a garage below, and there’s a small pull-out table in the sitting area. While the floorplan comes stock, you can customize the tile, floor color, interior base paint color, stain options, bedding, and curtains.

Find out more details,  this way , and see examples of their builds  here  and  here .

Oasis Campervans

Cost:  A full van conversion is  $8,500 , although design changes can raise or lower the price

Key Factors:  Unlike other small camper van companies that use  Nissan  or  Mercedes vans , Colorado-based  Oasis Campervans  converts the all-wheel-drive Toyota Sienna minivan into mobile homes-on-the-go. Oasis Campervan conversions include a main living room with pull-out drawers, a finished floor, and a moveable table for working. One of the most innovative parts of the design is a foldable chair that transforms into part of the bed with a helpful back rest, and when in the sleeping position the full-size mattress can hold one or two people comfortably.

Similar to a  teardrop trailer , the van’s rear area accesses a small kitchen with a sink, running water, drawers and shelves, and a large countertop. Dinner prep is made easy thanks to a fold-up kitchen table, and in certain van layouts, the kitchen can also fit a slide-out drawer that fits a cooler or refrigerator. Head  over here  for more.

Cost:  Core build packages start around  $29,000 , plus the cost of the Promaster van — which starts around $30,000.

Key Features:  San Francisco-based  Glampervan  wants to capitalize on this trend by building clients a “multi-use vehicle” that can take you on vacation, work as a mobile office, and still haul things like a truck. Using a 136-inch wheelbase high-roof Ram Promaster (the medium-sized model in the Ram lineup) Glampervan maximizes space with a build customized for two people.

You enter the van in a galley kitchen loaded with cabinet and storage space. In the back, a Murphy bed sits on the passenger wall and allows space to haul gear or supplies whenever you’re not resting. When in the sleeping position, the bed is just shy of a queen size, and overhead cabinets provide more storage. Read more,  this way .

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The 15 Best Camper Vans for Road-Tripping in Style

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The first years of this decade have already provided ample evidence that it’s important to get away from our daily lives from time to time.  And you don’t have to suffer the airport hordes or step foot on a plane to do so. We currently find ourselves in something of a golden age for luxury trailers, which has made it easier than ever to take your life on the road without sacrificing many, and in some cases any, of the comforts of home. And now, there are plenty of manufacturers and dedicated conversion shops giving the same treatment to vans and other similar vehicles. They may not be able to sleep as many people as their hulking cousins—with one key exception—but these all-in-one wonders come loaded with perks such as high-end kitchens, Wi-Fi-enabled multimedia systems, and plush beds. Plus, their relatively smaller size means they are more agile, off-road friendly, and easier to park. Below are 15 campers that will let you experience #vanlife in comfort and style.

Our Best Camper Van Picks

Best overall: airstream interstate 24x, best for off-roading: jayco terrain, best for weekend getaways: mercedes-benz eqt marco polo, best for off-the-grid trips: winnebago solis, best for cyclists: outside van tails, best for camping (anywhere): storyteller overland beast mode 4×4, best to live in: loki expeditions discovery series, best all-electric option: tonke eqv.

• Best for G-Wagen Lovers: Terracamper Tecrawl

Best With a Bathroom and Shower: Thor Motor Coach Sanctuary

Best for $50,000: caravan outfitter free bird, best for families: winnebago boldt, best for winter road trips: sportsmobile sprinter 4×4, best conversion: boho old faithful, best for diy couples: ford transit trail.

Airstream. Thankfully, the company isn’t afraid to branch out. Just look at the  Interstate 24X , the trailer maker’s attempt to take the camper van to new heights. Built on the bones of a  Mercedes-Benz  Sprinter—like a lot of the models on this list—the vehicle has everything you need to rough it in comfort. Airstream has done a lot to maximize space in its climate-controlled cabin. A modular dining table doubles as a desk, and it can be easily converted into the largest sleeping area in a Class B Motorhome. There’s also a full mini kitchen and bathroom. You can take the van off-roading, too. In addition to a 3.0-liter turbo-diesel V-6 engine that churns out 188 hp and 325 ft lbs of torque, it also comes equipped with four-wheel drive, a height-adjustable suspension and all-terrain tires. Pricing for the all-around beast starts at $213,850.

Inside the Interstate 24X

Special Features: —A climate-controlled living area that has been designed to maximize available space. —A modular dinner table, a mini-kitchen and a bathroom with a toilet.

Jayco is best known for its hulking travel trailers, but like Airstream, it can do compact, too (well, compact enough to fit in a parking space, that is). The US company’s new  Terrain  model, which starts at $192,000, is an adventure van designed for those who like to veer from the beaten path. As the name suggests, it’s designed for off-roading, with a turbo-diesel V-6, Koni shocks, a rear stabilizer and a rear hitch strong enough to tow an additional trailer if you need more room. Inside, it’s a little spartan compared to some other options on this list, but its kitchenette can be converted into a sleeping area with room for a full-size bed, as well as plenty of storage space beneath. There’s even a built-in awning when you need some shade in the summer months.

Inside the Terrain

Special Features: —Equipped with Koni shocks, a rear stabilizer and a heavy-duty tow hitch. —Kitchenette can be converted into a spacious sleeping area with room for a full-size bed.

Mercedes-Benz clearly doesn’t want to relinquish its title as the go-to van maker for outdoor lovers. At last year’s Düsseldorf Caravan Salon, the German marque showed off a prototype based on its upcoming all-electric EQT van called the Marco Polo. The stylish EV has everything you need for a weekend at the campground and is more compact than the ubiquitous Sprinter. When the van’s rear seats are folded down, the back can be used as either a sleeping area with room for a double bed or a cooking and entertaining space. The kitchen doesn’t have all the bells and whistles of some of the other entries on this list, but it does have a pull-out stove, fridge and sink. There’s also a pop-up, roof-mounted tent if your travel party includes more than two. The Marco Polo is a concept, but Mercedes will sell a module that will allow you to turn any EQT into a camper van when the $51,500 EV goes on sale in the spring.

Inside the Marco Polo

• Mercedes-Benz

Special Features: —All-electric power train, so you don’t have to worry about doing too much damage to nature while you explore it. —Its  camping  gear—from the bed to the kitchenette—is part of a module that can be fully removed when you need more cargo room.

The Winnebago Solis is for adventurers who don’t want to be confined to the campground. The van is available with an optional power kit that has everything a group of up to four adults needs to spend a few days off-the-grid. The setup, which includes an inverter, a shore battery converter, a battery energy converter, a solar energy converter and an alternator energy optimizer, can produce enough power to keep the van and all its features running for up to 72 hours. On top of that, the van features a kitchenette, a convertible entertainment area with room for a double bed, and a full-width wet bath.

Inside the Winnebago Solis

Special Features: —A unique power kit that can provide enough power to spend up to 72 hours off the grid. —Still has all the features you’d expect from a luxe camper van, including a full-width wet bath.

If you like to mix biking and camping, Outside Van has the vehicle for you. The Portland brand’s  Tails  model is a camper van designed with cyclists in mind. The van, which is based on the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter, has everything you need for a few days away from home, including a kitchenette, a roll-over sofa and a convertible mattress. But what really sets it apart is the rear of the vehicle that’s basically an on-the-go bicycle repair shop, with a fold-down work table, an air compressor and Molle panels to hang all your tools. If that wasn’t enough, it somehow has room for six bikes, even when the bed is laid out for the night.

Inside the Tails

Outside Van

Special Features: —The back of the van is basically a bicycle-repair shop with a fold-down table, an air compressor and plenty of storage space for tools. —Has room for six bikes, even when its convertible sleeping area is out.

This latest offering from Storyteller Overland, based in Birmingham, Ala., is a true adventure van. The  Beast Mode 4×4  is the outfit’s most feature-packed model yet and was designed specifically for overlanding (as you may have guessed from the company’s name). It’s a true 4×4 powered by a 188 hp turbodiesel V-6 that’s strong enough to tow an additional 5,000 pounds. Its slick retro-style livery is offset with loads of useful off-roading gear, too, such as an LED light package, a roof rack and a side ladder and custom wheels wrapped in BF Goodrich K02 tires. Inside, you’ll find everything you need to relax after a day of exploring, including a cushy lounge that can be converted to a full-size sleeping area. There’s even a climate-control system to ensure you’re comfortable no matter the weather outside. It’s priced at a flat $198,746, for everything listed above.

Inside the Beast Mode 4×4

Storyteller Overland

Special Features: —Turbodiesel V-6 sends 188 hp of power to all four wheels and is strong enough to tow 5,000 extra pounds. —Surprisingly cushy lounge for an off-roading beast.

Let’s get this out of the way: the Loki Expeditions Discovery Series isn’t technically a camper van. It’s a giant expedition vehicle, but because its cabin is installed directly onto a heavy-duty truck chassis you also don’t need anything to tow it. The vehicle’s cabin is what separates it from anything else on this list. Loki Expeditions has turned a shipping container—yes, you read that right—into a full-featured living space that has all the amenities you’d expect to find in a luxury apartment, including a full kitchen with a large fridge, an entertainment area with a U-shaped banquet, and a wet bath with a cassette toilet. It’s also big enough to sleep six adults, with room for two in the dedicated bedroom and four in the entertainment area. And because the heavy-duty vehicle, which starts at $550,000, has all-wheel drive, you can take it practically anywhere.

Inside the Loki Expeditions Discovery Series

Loki Expedition

Special Features: —Cabin has all the features you’d expect to find in a well-appointed apartment and can sleep six adults. —Built on a burly heavy-duty truck chassis that gives you the freedom to venture off the beaten path.

Looking for an EV you can take to the campground. The upcoming EQV just might fit the bill. Despite its relatively compact size—it’s smaller than the ever-popular Sprinter—Dutch camping outfit Tonke has managed to outfit it with everything you need to spend some time communing with nature. It has an entertainment area that doubles as a workspace along with a kitchenette, both of which can be converted into a two-person sleeping area with a simple flip of a bench (a roof-mounted, pop-up tent means it can sleep two more, too). Best of all, there are two variants available—the Touring, which is designed for long road trips, and the Adventure, which is aimed at casual campers.

Inside the Tonke EQV Touring

Special Features: —Fully electronic power train means you won’t have to worry about filling up the tank (though the battery is another story). —Can sleep up to four even despite its relatively compact size.

Best for G-Wagen Lovers: Terracamper Tecrawl 

The Tecrawl isn’t a camper van per se, but it’s hard to leave something this cool off a list like this. Terracamper’s latest offering is based on one of Mercedes-Benz’s most legendary vehicles, the G-Wagen . The German shop has dreamed up a modular accessory kit for the luxury 4×4, that starts at $11,900 and includes a roof-mounted tent, a convertible sofa, and a pull-out kitchenette with a fridge box. Thanks to the ingenious setup, the boxy SUV can sleep up to three and act as your home base next time you want to rough it for the weekend. And because it’s a G-Wagen you can take it as far off-road as you want.

Terracamper Tecrawl 

Terracamper

Special Features: —A G-Wagen but has room for up to three people to sleep. —Packs a brawny powertrain that’s well-suited for off-road adventures.

Thor Motor Coach makes camper vans for those uninterested in making sacrifices. With the  Sanctuary , the company has taken Mercedes-Benz’s already excellent Sprinter 2500 4×4 and turned it into something you could easily live on—on or off the grid. The off-road-ready vehicle comes in two configurations—the 19P ($148,680), which features a back bench that converts into a bed, or the 19L ($151,060), which has a fixed double bed. Even with the bed there’s still plenty of room for other creature comforts, including a bathroom, an entertainment area with a TV and a kitchen with a sink, a dual-burner cooktop, a convection microwave oven and a fridge. An Onan 2500 LP generator keeps everything up and running, too, including an A/C system you can leave on for eight hours at a time. There’s also retractable power awning when you want to spend some time outdoors.

Inside the Thor Motor Coach Sanctuary

Thor Motor Coach

Special Features: —Full-featured bathroom has a sink, a shower and a toilet. —Available with your choice of either a convertible or a fixed bed.

Caravan Outfitter’s third-generation Free Bird isn’t the most feature-laden camper van out there, but it has everything you and the family need to spend a weekend (or more) at the campground. The van, which starts at $50,810, is built on the relatively compact Ford Transit Connect platform but still has room for a full-size bed, a multi-purpose table that can be used as a dinette or workstation, and a pull-out kitchenette with a sink. Because it’s smaller than other options on this list, it only has room to sleep two, but there are several enticing add-ons, including roof- and rear-mounted capsule tents, in case you’re traveling group includes more people.

Inside the Caravan Outfitter Free Bird

Caravan Outfitter

Special Features: —It’s the rare camper van that’s small enough to be comfortably parked inside your garage. —Caravan Outfitters offers several intriguing add-ons so you customize it to your liking.

Airstream isn’t the only famous RV maker that’s gotten into the camper van game. Winnebago actually sells several, and our favorite is the luxe  Boldt . Despite being nowhere near as long as one of its campers—it caps out at 22 feet in length—the $230,276 van has everything you’d expect from the larger vehicle, including dedicated living and sleeping areas, a fully functional kitchen and a bathroom equipped with a shower. You also have several interior decor options to choose from, each of which delivers an updated take on classic Winnebago style. The Boldt is designed for paved roads and campgrounds, but if you want a more rugged ride, the brand also offers the off-road-ready  Revel.

Inside the Boldt

Special Features: —Stretches 22 feet bumper to bumper, meaning there’s plenty of room for you and yours. —Enough space for dedicated entertaining and sleeping areas.

Take one look at  Sportsmobile’s Sprinter 4×4  and it’s clear what its designers had in mind: off-roading. Whether you go with the 12- or 14-foot configuration, the Texas outfit’s stripped-down take on Mercedes’s ultra-popular van comes equipped with a 3.0-liter BlueTec V-6 connected to a five-speed automatic transmission and pumps out 188 hp and 325 ft lbs of torque. That should be more than enough to tackle even the toughest terrain. Inside, you’ll find a spacious living area with a full-featured kitchen. If you want even more room, you can also opt for a pop-up sleeping area that’ll make it that much easier to lounge in comfort.

Inside the Sprinter 4×4

Sportsmobile

Special Features: —Well insulated throughout, but also has space for a propane furnace or heater. — 3.0-liter BlueTec V-6 and four-wheel drive mean it can take on any terrain.

Struggling to find a camper van that’s just right? Boho might be able to help. The Arizona-based company specializes in conversions and will work with you to create the vehicle of your dreams. The company offers several 20- to 24-foot layouts—of which the most popular is the appropriately named Old Faithful—that can be further tailored to meet your needs, whether your priority is multi-season versatility, lots of cooking space, or spending serious amounts of time on the road. The company also offers plenty of cool add-ons too, like wood paneling and flooring.

Inside the Boho Old Faithful

Boho Camper Vans

Special Features: —Versatile layouts that can be further customized so that you’re getting the exact van you want. —The wooden interior option looks better than it has any right to.

Ford’s ready to knock the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter off its perch. The Detroit giant unveiled its own camper van, the Transit Trail, last fall. The adventure-ready vehicle is based on its uber-popular commercial van but is taller, wider and outfitted with protective body cladding. It’s also powered by a potent V-6 that sends 310 horses and 400 ft lbs to all four wheels via a 10-speed automatic gearbox. Right now, Ford seems content to let the $65,975 vehicle be the base for the camper van of your dreams, but it comes loaded with a slew of features that will come in handy at the campground, including a drillable wall you can use to install shelves, a kitchenette or furniture, along with a 12-inch infotainment touchscreen and a back-up camera. It also available in three body configurations—medium-roof, standard length; high-roof, standard length; and high-roof, extended length—one of which should fit your needs.

Inside the Transit Trail

Special Features: —It’s basically a blank slate for you and your partner to create your own dream camper. —Still comes with premium features such as a 12-inch infotainment screen and a back-up camera.

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12 Best Small Camper Vans Under $25,000

If you’re ready to dive into life on the road but don’t have a huge budget, a small camper van is the way to go. Whether you’re looking for a prefab mini camper or prefer to build your own, check out our 12 reviews of the best tiny van conversions below.

Why Travel in a Mini RV Van?

Van life is everywhere you look; turn on your computer and head to YouTube or open up your Instagram feed, and you’re bound to see somebody cruising through the desert in a tasty camper conversion or a video showcasing the latest and greatest small travel trailers .

It’s a massive movement that has overtaken the globe, with people from all walks of life and backgrounds giving up their previous lives and heading out on the open road in off road trucks and small camper vans.

Bagging a cheap camper or a tiny trailer to curb your off grid adventure itch is always a great feeling, and it can really keep your van life costs down once you’re out on the road. Some cars like the Dalbury E Electric have a running cost of 2p per mile, helping you hop from country to country on the cheap or saving up for further adventures.

This, among many other reasons, is why micro campers are becoming more and more popular with van dwellers who are considering living in a van and living the van life.

Best Small Camper Vans for Sale on the Cheap

With that in mind, we’ve made a list of the 12 best small camper vans under $25,000 dollars for you to sink your teeth into. We’ve searched the internet for the best deals and more importantly the nicest campers that you can buy without breaking the bank, and you might be surprised with what we’ve come up with!

If the price below doesn’t factor the van into the overall cost, we will state C onversion only cost at the bottom. After researching vans on second hand sites across the internet, we’re working on the basis that these vans can be bought for under $8,000 (£6,500).

But without further ado, check out the top 12 affordable camper vans on the market:

1. Mitsubishi Delicia – $12,217

First up on our list of small camper vans is this Mitsubishi Delicia Chamonix conversion from UK based Love Campers; an apt name for a company that do some seriously nice conversions in some of the smaller spaces known to van life-kind!

Each Islay mini RV conversion comes with dully insulated walls and vinyl flooring, a leisure battery and power management system, and a 240V hook up integrated into the side of the camper for use when parking up at campsites.

The spacious hob and sink combo fit neatly into custom made, hand-crafted wooden cupboards, and the 4foot wide rock-n-roll seat converts back into a comfortable bed for you and a partner to slob out on at the end of the day.

Water, gas, and lighting all come as standard in this Love Campers conversion, but you’ll have to splash out an extra $982 on solar panels if you want to go fully off grid.

Head over to Love Campers for more info. Conversion only cost .

2. Citroen Dispatch – $11,290

Next up on our list of the best small camper vans is the mighty-yet-mini Citroen Dispatch and a ‘surf van’ style conversion from Convert Your Van.

Borrowing from the So-Cal VW Bus vibe of yester-year, these conversions include everything that you need to be the perfect weekend warrior in a vehicle that’s easy to park and drives more like a car than a van.

It’s a perfect choice if you’re anxious about driving a bigger vehicle, yet don’t want to sacrifice on that Beach Boys styling.

The price of this sleeper van conversion comes under a Tier 2 package and includes a side kitchen and folding bed installation as well as a pop-top roof.

You get all of your appliances such as your fridge and water pump wired up, as well as 12V charging facilities for your phones, tablets, and other portable gadgets that can be charged up via the included leisure battery.

Head over to Convert Your Van for more details on what they offer and information on the different conversion price bands. Conversion only cost.

3. ROMAHOME R10 – $22,095

If you’re looking for cheap campers that include the van in the price, then the best places to look are second-hand websites and car dealers.

The ROMAHOME R10 is one of the best small campers out there on the market, and we recently found one online for the small sum of $22,000 (£17,995). That’s ‘cheap as chips’ for a fully functioning weekend-camper van with a bed built in.

The R10 is the perfect tiny home for a solo traveller who likes living a minimalistic lifestyle while out on the road.

The conversion comes with a sink and hob, plenty of storage for your solo-sized top cooking accessories , and a single bed that looks as though it’s made from the biggest foam cushions ever! 

From what we can see, there’s only one seat in the front, so don’t even think about trying to give someone a lift in this thing. You could strap a seatbelt to the included Chemical Toilet, but it might not make for a very pleasant ride!

Check out the ROMAHOME website for more info on their outstanding travel vans for sale .

4. VW Caddy – $24,550

The next van on our list has perhaps one of the nicest interiors in any of the small camper vans I’ve seen on our travels through the Van-i-verse. We’re heading back to our friends at Love Campers for this tasty looking VW Caddy conversion, and boy is it special.

Until writing this article, I had never really considered how much you can actually do with a mini camper or an uber-compact van. But this fully kitted out stealth camper van has everything that you could possibly ask for and more. And the van itself is included in the price!

The Mandalay RV conversion has a similar style rock-n-roll seat/bed combo as the previous Love Campers conversion. It also uses the same side-kitchen set up to complete the bulk of the build.

Plus a large garage-style door opens out at the back to give you access to a boot section and to create a nice through-draft. There’s also plenty of storage for all of your van life essentials including a large space underneath the cushion-clad seat.

A hob, sink, and mini fridge top everything off nicely. And there’s plenty of outlets for charging on the go.

While the quote above is for a VW Caddy that has recently sold, contact the company. If you’re looking for a pre-made van for your next adventure they can keep you updated on availability.

Head over to Love Campers  to enquire about their affordable camper vans for sale.

5. Renault Traffic – $11,971

Sometimes the decision to go for a mini camper or a big one can be a tricky call. But for Clearcut Conversions, the answer is indeed quite clear!

Up next on our list of livable vans is a Renault Traffic. Not only does it come with plush leather seats, but there’s also a full kitchenette.

Unlike some of the other more traditional DIY camper conversions , this Renault Camper from Clearcut Conversions looks like a futuristic space pod that just shot down from the Death Star – which if you read my articles regularly you’ll know is a very good thing indeed.

This stylish camper is a 2-berth, making it a great travel van with companions. (Or when impressing a date with your swanky new ride!)

A 50l fridge, sink, hob, and 20l water storage come as standard. Along with 12V and 240V power and a battery management system to keep your numbers in check while on the go.

If going off the grid in luxury is your thing, then this Renault Traffic conversion will be right up your street.

Head over to Clearcut Conversions for more information. Conversion only cost.

6. Ssangyong Turismo 4×4 – $23,329

Are you looking for a stealth camper that can double as a family vehicle? Then this rare Ssangyong Turismo Camper from Wellhouse Leisure could make your dreams come true!

It comes with four wheel drive for getting to all of those hard to reach van life travel spots. And it’s small enough to go down into all of those European underground parking lots. (Which my ginormous Vauxhall Movano could never dream of getting into.)

This automatic micro-machine has four leather seats for daily travel, plus a full a camper conversion for switching gears into the vanlife. It comes complete with a compressor fridge, a hob that slides out for whipping up tasty meals on the go, fresh drinking water and wastewater storage, and a porta potti for when you ‘gotta go’!

The seats flip down to make a two-berth sleeping arrangement. It’s a good van with bed space for couples, but gets cosy fast with more people. (Of course, you could also just set up a tent hammock in the forest for extra guests!)

Check out Wellhouse Leisure for more details.

7. Toyota Sienna – $8,500

Oasis Campervans offer up a great minivan camper for sale at a slick price. It blends perfectly into the daily grind, but unleashes a host of hidden functions for living off grid .

Despite being one of the most diminutive of tiny van conversions on our list, Oasis Campervans’ Toyota Sienna packs a wallop.

They have fit a sliding table, bed, and a place to charge your gear inside this van. There’s even a sink with space for water storage, and a place for you to put your burner on too!

The storage in this minivan camper is incredibly well thought out. With boxes and cubbyholes located all the way through the build, it’s great for storing your adventure gear.

Although, it might not be big enough to put your travel bikes in. But still, it’s definitely a good size for short trips away or day excursions to the beach.

Head over to Oasis Campervans website for more info. Conversion only cost.

8. Citroen Berlingo – $23,943

Next, we have the ever-popular Citroen Berlingo from Chapel Motorhomes. A double berth pop-top that is perfect for an adventurous duo in search of the best small camper van. (As long as they don’t mind spending a lot of time in close proximity to each other.)

This city dwelling MPV is the perfect base vehicle for turning into a micro camper. Especially with the gas-assist pop-top added into the equation!

This functional two-berth conversion has a Dometic double hob and Dometic sink in the grey kitchenette area. Both of which can be covered over with glass lids to provide an extra wide food prep space.

There’s a 75ah battery for charging your 12V and 240V gadgets. Along with an electric hook-up point for when parking near a power source.

You’ll find a Thetford Porta Potti in here too for when nature calls- one of our Best Campervan Toilets . And a 420l lockable box on the roof of the camper for all of your extra belongings.

Head over to Chapel Motorhomes for more information.

9. Jeep Wrangler Unlimited JK – $7,950

When you think of a Jeep Wrangler , it’s likely you associate it with a rugged, off-road excursion. This unique vehicle is synonymous with an adventurous lifestyle, making it a fantastic choice when converting small camper vans.

But Jeep isn’t only known for their off-road capabilities and adventure. The car manufacturer is also praised for their production of high quality vehicles.

Because of the Jeep Wrangler’s durability, and outdoorsy appeal, it’s a no-brainer to use them for RV conversion. Which is exactly what Ursa Minor Vehicles offers with their pop-top Wrangler conversions.

What started as a passion project has now become a multi-state company with conversion workshops in California and Oregon. And Jeep camper van conversions take up one location entirely–that’s a lot of Wrangler upgrades!

Due to the high quality of Jeep vehicles, you can easily find older, less expensive Wranglers that still have plenty of life left in them. Even, once you factor in the cost of a conversion, you’re still well below the 25k limit.

Conversion only cost.

10. Nissan NV200 – $7,998

If you’re new to the van life scene, and find larger recreational vehicles intimidating, then small camper vans are a great way to get your feet wet. And the Nissan NV200 is a stellar option for a small camper van conversion.

Not only is the Nissan NV200 a powerful cargo van, it also offers fuel efficiency, and a smooth driving experience. So, whether you’re trekking backcountry roads, or exploring city streets, a NV200 camper van can get you there.

And to help your dreams of van life become reality, Contravans offer Nissan NV200 conversions for very reasonable prices. Each is compatible with the 2013-present NV200, meaning you can easily find used camper van for sale that will fit within your budget.

Along with a place to sleep, you get an electrical package, a vent fan, LED lighting, and ample storage. After all those additions, there’s still space available to add even more custom accessories. Check out the other conversion camper vans for sale from Contravans.

11. Honda Elysion – $24,557

We’re heading back to Wellhouse Leisure for our penultimate compact home on our list of the Best Small Camper Vans. While this Honda Elysion comes in at the very top of our budget, it’s well worth it. With the fresh-looking available space inside the camper it justifies parting with the extra Benjamins.

Wellhouse have fitted this Japanese minivan with a rock-n-roll two-seater bench that transforms into a bed. And they’ve also put an elevating roof inside to make it easier to move around in the living area. There’s also the option of adding a second double bed into the mix. So you can turn this mini camper into a four-berth motorhome.

At 4.84m long and around 2m high, this camper will pass most of the parking height restrictions around the world. And it’s a nice size for parking in the city, or out in the wilderness.

It comes with a 25L fridge, and a 2KW air heater. Along with a 100w solar panel hooked up to a leisure battery, and a two-burner gas hob and sink combo. Not bad for the price, don’t you think?

Check out Wellhouse Leisure for more details. Conversion only cost.

12. Ram Promaster City – $7,000

The final camper conversion on our list is one that our US readers will know all too well. And it’s also the cheapest conversion on our list too! The Ram Promaster City is probably the perfect van for a city-slick stealth camper. It’s about as unsuspecting as you get.

Cascade Campers add a super thin solar panel to the top that doesn’t attract any attention, turning this ordinary cargo van into a vehicle that’s ideal for off grid living

These Cascade Campers have a simple fold-down bed set-up. Plus you get a tap and sink for all of your fresh water needs. There’s 19l of freshwater storage onboard. Along with a one hob fixed burner that’s perfect for a cup of tea or soup for one. Keep your food cool in the Dometic 12v fridge, and power up all of your gadgets with the included inverter.

Head over to Cascade Campers for more details. Conversion only cost.

Small Camper Vans FAQ – 10 Common Questions About Stealth Camper Vans

If you’re new to the world of small camper vans, then the buying process and lifestyle change can seem overwhelming. But we’re here to help!

In order to aid you in your van life research, we’ve put together a quick list of frequently asked questions.

1. How much does a camper van cost?

So, if you’re living out of your camper, rent is no longer a concern. Along with those unnecessary 2 a.m. delivery meals – those fees really start to add up. You’re likely going to start saving in ways you didn’t even see coming. Especially if you’re starting out with affordable camper vans.

But it’s mostly relative to you and your personal situation. How much do you plan to travel? Are you paying off any loans? These are some of the questions you need to ask yourself before you can better calculate a budget .

2. How much regular maintenance will your small camper van need?

When you’re living out of a camper van regardless of the size, you’ll want to be mindful of your van’s condition. So, it helps to be knowledgeable of automotive basics.

That being said, you’re going to want to budget for an emergency fund . Because it’s always better to be safe than sorry. While you’re at it, make it a habit of stopping to check your tires, and oil.

Of course, the amount of maintenance ultimately depends on how much you plan to travel at any given time. The more wear on your vehicle, the more repairs. And in the end, your insurance plan makes all the difference.

3. Where can you go to the bathroom or shower in a stealth camper van?

With small camper vans, every inch counts. In order to get the most out of limited space, the amenities we consider vital in a brick and mortar home are the first to go when we hit the road.

But luckily there are alternatives to a toilet/shower combo right next to where you lay your head at night.

As far as showers are concerned, look up gyms in the area, or invest in an outdoor shower system . And for toilets, gyms, grocery stores, gas stations, and even parks have toilets you can use. But for those trips that take you farther from civilization, there are portable toilets available .

4. What kind of power source is best?

First things first, make a list of all of the electronics you’ll be powering. Once you have a general idea of how much energy you’ll be using you can make a more informed decision about what power source you should use.

Thankfully there are plenty of portable power sources for small camper vans. And to make things easier for yourself, there are numerous solar options available as well.

5. How can you keep refrigerated items fresh?

Worrying about your perishable items, and not wanting to live life off of dry goods? Don’t sweat it!

You can keep your food and drinks cold, even frozen. All you need is a minifridge, or a travel refrigeration system . Of course space is going to be limited, so you’ll need to alter your idea of a well stocked fridge.

6. What’s the best way to cook in a van?

So, now that you know you can have a fully stocked fridge, you might be wondering how you’re going to cook your meals. Well, there is a plethora of portable grills and flat tops available .

Or you can simply use campground grills and firepits to whip up some fantastic meals. And for any 21st century cooks, an instant pot is a gamechanger. Now the only question is what are you going to cook ?

7. What’s the best source for Wi-Fi?

Since we’re living in the 21st century, free Wi-Fi is popping up everywhere. And when you’re traveling it can be fairly easy to find a source for free Wi-Fi. National and State Parks will offer Wi-Fi, along with coffee shops, and libraries.

However, if you need a more private connection, your best option is using your mobile phone as a hotspot. Just remember to opt for that unlimited data plan.

8. Where can you park your van overnight?

With small camper vans, parking overnight can be as easy as pulling up in a free city parking spot. If you’re staying for longer than a night, you might look into free campsites prior to your visit.

Then again, there’s always a Walmart parking lot that can legally and safely be your home away from home. But having a van with a bed means a lot more flexibility in where you sleep at night.

9. How do you receive mail while on the road?

When you’re living in a mini RV van, receiving mail can be burdensome. What you’ll need to do is switch as many bills and alerts as you can to paperless. Part of the allure of small travel vans is sustainable living, so the less paper mail the better.

But for all the physical mail you can’t digitize, there are Amazon Lockers, FedEx/UPS Distribution Centers, and the option to get items delivered directly to the store for pickup. Plus you can always ask friends or family back home to forward your mail and packages.

10. Where do you do your laundry?

Doing your laundry doesn’t have to feel like a chore. It can be as easy as posting up at a laundromat. Then you can use some free Wi-Fi while you wait, and gain access to a bathroom all in one trip.

Or, if you have a water source, or enough water storage you can do your laundry without leaving your van . Then simply hang your clothes out to dry.

Now we have one question for you – What are you waiting for? Go choose your new camper van today!

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Posted: July 4, 2023 | Last updated: July 4, 2023

Embarking on a road trip in a travel van is a magical experience. Since those who choose to go on such a journey will spend hours in their travel van, it's crucial to pick the right vehicle tailored to their needs.

Travel vans come in all shapes and sizes. These are some of the best picks, ranging from timeless classics made by some of the world's most legendary automakers to high-tech motorhomes built by niche companies you may have never heard of before.

Mercedes Benz Sprinter

There's a great reason why nomads flock to the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter when picking a van to convert into a camper. This van is both versatile and more luxurious than any of its competitors, also allowing plenty of room for customization.

The possible configurations of the Sprinter are virtually endless, with spacious interiors to accommodate a kitchenette, bathroom, sleeping quarters, and ample storage for all passengers. Its advanced suspension and responsive steering ensure a smooth ride, even for the longest journeys.

Fiat Ducato

Many petrolheads in the US may not be aware of the Fiat Ducato. This European commercial van is known for its reliability and durability, with a robust build quality that withstands the demands of travel. It also offers a range of safety features, such as stability control, traction control, and advanced braking systems to ensure a safe driving experience.

Driving the Fiat Ducato is comfortable and easy, with a well-designed cabin that provides good visibility and ergonomic controls. It offers a smooth and stable ride, making it suitable for various road conditions. Plenty of space makes the Ducato perfect for travel van conversions.

Ford 4x4 Earth Roamer

This may just be the ultimate travel van for anyone who wants to explore the world beyond paved roads. Built on the platform of a Ford F-550 truck, the Earth Roamer combines luxury with exceptional off-roading capabilities.

The EarthRoamer features a spacious interior with sleeping quarters, a fully-equipped kitchen, a bathroom, and ample storage for gear and supplies. Solar power and freshwater tanks makes living off the grid an absolute breeze. The travel van's 4x4 drivetrain, a lifted suspension, and massive tires ensure that the Earth Roamer is able to go anywhere.

Volkswagen Transporter T4

The Volkswagen Transporter series is truly legendary among van and camping enthusiasts alike, and the T4 is no exception. Built throughout the 1990s and the early 2000s, the T4 quickly became known for its durability and versatility.

This generation of the Transporter is also a favorite among self-campervan conversions. A spacious interior allows for endless customization, while the compact size ensures maximum maneuverability. If planned out well, travelers can easily fit a well-equipped kitchenette into this van.

GMC Savana Explorer

The Explorer is one of the most popular camper van conversions on the market today. Built on the chassis of a regular GMC Savana, this upscale travel van features a wide array of features and amenities to provide the most comfortable experience for all occupants.

The interior is designed with comfort in mind, thanks to plush seating, the use of high-quality materials, and ample space for passengers. It often includes captain's chairs, power-reclining seats, and customizable seating configurations. Some of the onboard amenities include a kitchenette area with a refrigerator, microwave, and sink, as well as a bathroom compartment with a toilet and sink.

Volkswagen Type 2 Kombi

The VW Type 2 is another classic automotive icon. This van became an instant hit ever since its debut back in the 1950s. Today, it can serve as a retro alternative that's much more unique than most modern campervans.

The Type 2 Kombi is an excellent pick for a camper van conversion. Similar to the previously mentioned T4, the Kombi provides a perfect mix of a spacious interior and a compact size. What's more, the Type 2 Kombi is powered by a classic air-cooled motor, the same one found in old Beetles and even Porsche 911s.

Toyota ProAce

When it comes to reliability, you simply cannot go wrong with a Toyota. The automaker's renowned quality and durability are some of the main reasons why buyers choose this small van as their base for a self-made travel van conversion.

Inside the Proace, you'll find a spacious interior that can easily be turned into a comfy living space, maximizing comfort and functionality. The Proace offers smart storage solutions, ensuring plenty of space for personal belongings. Driving it is an absolute joy, thanks to its responsive handling and smooth ride.

EarthCruiser EXP

The EarthCruiser EXP is a popular overland RV built on the Isuzu NPS truck chassis. It offers impressive off-road capabilities and a comfortable living space for extended adventures.

One of the standout features of the EarthCruiser EXP is its off-grid capabilities. Equipped with solar panels, ample battery storage, and freshwater tanks, it allows for self-sufficient living in remote locations. It also offers additional features like a diesel-powered heater, air conditioning, and various optional upgrades to tailor the vehicle to individual needs. It really is the ideal pick for buyers looking for an overland travel van that can go anywhere.

Ford Transit Nugget Westfalia

The Transit Nugget Westfalia was developed as a joint venture between Ford and Westfalia, a renowned camper van manufacturer. This compact travel van is built on a Ford Transit, one of the most reliable and practical utility vans in the world.

Some of the key features of the Transit Nugget Westfalia include a pop-top roof for added headroom, a kitchenette, and a dining area that can quickly be converted into a sleeping space.

Volkswagen Crafter

The Volkswagen Crafter is yet another commercial vehicle that is perfect for travel van conversions. It offers a selection of efficient diesel engines to choose from, providing a balance of power and fuel economy.

The Crafter also comes equipped with many modern safety features, including stability control, traction control, and a range of driver assistance systems. The driving experience is comfortable and enjoyable, with a well-designed cabin and ergonomic controls. It offers a smooth ride and good handling, making it suitable for long journeys and various road conditions.

Mercedes-Benz Vito

Mercedes Benz is famous for its luxurious, high-quality products. The same goes even for the automaker's commercial vans, making the Vito a solid pick for travelers looking for an upscale travel van.

The Vito's stylish design and sophisticated features make it stand out against most competitors. After all, who wouldn't want a refined travel experience? This van is also equipped with advanced safety features and innovative technologies to make every journey safe and enjoyable.

Nissan NV300

The Nissan NV300 is a versatile commercial van that offers a solid foundation for customization, particularly for travel van conversions. The NV300 provides a spacious interior that can be transformed into a comfortable living space with endless personalized layouts.

The NV300 is equipped with efficient diesel engines, providing reliable performance and good fuel economy for longer trips. The model is the perfect choice for buyers looking for a smaller van that can easily be maneuvered around busy cities.

Opel Movano

The Opel Movano is a popular commercial van that offers versatility and practicality ideal for campervan conversions. The Movano, also sold as the Renault Master and Vauxhall Movano in different markets, provides a spacious and customizable platform for creating a comfortable living space on the road.

As a campervan conversion, the Opel Movano can feature a range of amenities depending on the customization. This can include a sleeping area, a kitchenette with cooking facilities, storage cabinets, and a seating/dining area. The Movano's generous cargo space allows for flexibility in interior layout design tailored to individual needs.

Chevrolet G30

The Chevrolet G30 is another old-school American van that doubles as a fantastic platform for campervan conversions. Its spacious interior, robust build, engine options, customization potential, availability of parts, and affordability all make the G30 a solid pick for a travel van.

The van easily handles the conversion components' weight with ease, thanks to one of the optional V8 motors under the hood. The G30's flexibility allows for a personalized interior design tailored to specific needs. The wide availability of parts and service centers simplifies maintenance. Furthermore, its affordability makes it an attractive choice for those seeking a cost-effective campervan.

Piaggio Ape Micro Campervan

This may not be the ideal pick for travelers looking for the most spacious travel van on the market. If having plenty of space is not your main concern, this cute Piaggio may be the perfect choice.

The Ape Micro Campervan is a stylish retro travel van built on a little three-wheeler. Its compact size makes it ideal for roaming around cities and narrow roads. However, it's important to note that its limited interior space is certainly not for everyone.

Volkswagen T1

Here is a real blast from the past. The Volkswagen T1 exudes timeless charm, unmatched nostalgia, and a sense of adventure. This iconic van is a symbol of freedom on the open road. Buyers in the market for a classic travel van should look no further.

With its spacious interior, the T1 offers endless possibilities for creative campervan layouts, providing cozy sleeping areas, compact kitchens, and clever storage solutions. Famous for its robust engineering, the T1 delivers reliable performance and enduring reliability, making it an ideal travel companion for epic journeys. Whether embarking on a weekend getaway or a globe-trotting expedition, the Volkswagen T1 captures the hearts of campervan fans, offering a vintage-inspired platform to create unforgettable memories on the road.

Renault Traffic Spacenomad

Even the name of this travel van is cool. The Renault Traffic Spacenomad is a sought-after camper built on the Renault Traffic line, a reliable, compact commercial van. Its modern style, ingenious design, and practicality cause travelers to flock to this model.

This Spacenomad travel van conversion boasts a cleverly utilized interior, making the most of its compact size. The camper offers comfortable sleeping areas, well-equipped kitchenettes, and plenty of spacious storage compartments. The Renault Traffic Spacenomad combines functionality with contemporary aesthetics, showcasing sleek lines and sleek finishes. Thanks to its small size, the Traffic is ideal for navigating busy cities.

Volkswagen Transporter California 6.1

The Volkswagen Transporter California 6.1 offers a harmonious blend of functionality, comfort, and iconic style. With its thoughtfully designed interior, the California 6.1 presents endless possibilities for creative campervan layouts.

This travel van comes with a cozy sleeping area, a well-equipped kitchenette, and smart storage solutions throughout the vehicle. Volkswagen is renowned for its build quality, and this camper van is no exception. The California 6.1 delivers reliable performance and exceptional durability on the road.

Mercedes-Benz Bimobil

This intimidating travel van is ideal for travelers who want to explore the world beyond paved roads. Although it's built on a Mercedes Benz Sprinter commercial van, the Bimobil is anything but your ordinary city van.

The Bimobil combines Mercedes' elegance, versatility, impressive off-roading capabilities, and meticulous craftsmanship. Step inside its thoughtfully designed interior, where comfort and practicality come together seamlessly. High clearance and off-road tires make the Bimobil the perfect pick for road trips off the beaten path.

Winnebago Travato

The Winnebago Travato is the perfect choice for travelers who don't want to spend time carefully designing the layout of their travel van. This exceptional travel van combines compact size with impressive functionality.

Inside the Travato, you'll find a thoughtfully designed interior that maximizes space and comfort. It features clever storage solutions, allowing you to stow all your belongings. The Travato is equipped with modern amenities, including a functional kitchenette, a compact bathroom, and advanced entertainment systems to enhance your journey. Built on a reliable Ram ProMaster chassis, the Travato provides a smooth and responsive driving experience.

Iveco Daily

The Iveco Daily is an exceptional choice when it comes to travel vans, offering a myriad of features that make it a great companion for any adventure. First and foremost, its spacious and well-designed interior provides ample room for both passengers and cargo, allowing you to travel comfortably while still having enough space to store your belongings.

Whether you're embarking on a road trip or a long-term journey, the Daily offers versatility and practicality with its flexible seating configurations and numerous storage compartments. One of the standout features of the Iveco Daily is its powerful and efficient engine options, which provide a smooth and enjoyable driving experience. Whether you're traversing challenging terrains or cruising along the open highway, the Daily's reliable engine ensures reliable performance, allowing you to confidently tackle any journey.

Volkswagen ID Buzz

This futuristic travel van is the polar opposite of the previously mentioned T1. The ID Buzz is a highly anticipated electric vehicle that draws inspiration from the iconic Volkswagen Type 2. It's essentially an homage to the classic VW van in the 21st century!

The ID Buzz represents Volkswagen's vision for the future of mobility. It combines the classic design elements of the Type 2 with modern technologies and sustainable electric power. The ID Buzz promises an emission-free driving experience with a spacious interior, versatile seating arrangements, and advanced connectivity features. With its retro-modern aesthetic and eco-friendly approach, the Volkswagen ID Buzz is easily one of the coolest campervans on the market.

Chevrolet Express

The Chevrolet Express is a versatile and reliable full-size commercial van that is often used as a base for campervan conversions. Its compact size makes it easier to maneuver than full-size RVs without sacrificing comfort.

The Express prioritizes safety, with features such as stability control, traction control, and available rearview cameras. It also offers optional advanced safety technologies to enhance driver awareness and security.

Peugeot Partner

The Partner is a compact van that has been sold by the French automaker ever since the mid-1990s. The tiny size of this van makes it ideal for navigating around busy cities and has enough space for a comfortable travel van conversion.

The latest third generation of the Partner is offered with a selection of petrol and diesel motors. Buyers can also choose between a 6-speed automatic and a 5-speed stick shift for that classic driving experience.

Ford Transit Mark 1

Originally introduced in 1965, the MK1 Ford Transit became a popular choice for campervan conversions due to its solid build quality, practicality, and relatively spacious interior. Its boxy shape and large cargo area provide plenty of room for creative customization.

Travelers are able to include well-equipped kitchenettes in their travel van conversions, as well as plenty of storage compartments. The Mark 1 Ford Transit's reliability and ease of maintenance made it a favorite among DIY campervan builders.

Volkswagen Devon

The Volkswagen Devon holds a special place in the world of campervan enthusiasts, all because of its iconic design. The Devon conversion is typically based on the Volkswagen T2 or T25 models.

The compact size of the Devon makes it easy to maneuver and park, ideal for both urban and countryside explorations. With Volkswagen's reputation for quality and craftsmanship, the Devon conversion ensures a comfortable and enjoyable travel experience. It captures the spirit of adventure and freedom, allowing travelers to embark on memorable journeys in a unique German style.

Opel Vivaro

Built on the same platform as the Renault Trafic and Nissan NV300, the Opel Vivaro provides a solid foundation for campervan conversions. Its spacious interior offers plenty of room for comfortable sleeping areas, kitchenettes, and loads of creative storage solutions.

The Opel Vivaro boasts reliable performance thanks to its range of efficient diesel engines. It is suitable for both urban and long-distance adventures thanks to its compact size. The Vivaro's sturdy construction and advanced safety features ensure a secure and enjoyable travel experience.

Citroen Jumpy

The Citroën Jumpy is a compelling option for those seeking a travel van that excels in practicality and efficiency. With its compact size and nimble handling, the Jumpy offers exceptional maneuverability, making it well-suited for urban explorations and narrow roads. Its fuel-efficient engine options help to minimize costs and extend your adventures on a single tank.

The Jumpy's interior boasts clever storage solutions, allowing you to efficiently organize your gear and essentials for the journey. Its comfortable seating arrangements and ergonomic design contribute to a pleasant travel experience, whether you're embarking on short trips or long-haul expeditions. Plenty of modern safety features make driving the Jumpy a breeze, especially on longer trips.

Renault Kangoo e-Tech

This little van is ideal for travelers looking to build an electric-powered camper van. The Kangoo e-Tech is an electric variant of the French utility vehicle, which is offered either in a commercial or passenger configuration right out of the factory.

Some of the unique features of this electric van include a regenerative braking system that helps to maximize energy efficiency and extend the driving range. Although the van is quite small, there is certainly enough room for a clever campervan conversion that can cozily accommodate two travelers.

Peugeot Expert

The Peugeot Expert is another compact commercial van that is the ideal base for travel van conversions. With its stylish and contemporary design, the Expert stands out on the road while providing excellent maneuverability and easy handling.

Inside the Expert, you'll find a spacious and well-thought-out interior that can be tailored to your needs. The versatile seating configurations allow for easy conversion between seating and cargo space. The Expert comes powered by a fuel-efficient diesel motor, ensuring the highest fuel economy to help cut down the costs of each trip.

Ford Tourneo

The Ford Tourneo is a compact van that makes a great base for campervan conversions for travelers who don't require loads of space. The cozy interior can be customized to comfortably accommodate two people, as well as plenty of cargo space.

One of the engine options available for the Tourneo is the EcoBlue diesel engine. This advanced engine combines high efficiency with impressive torque delivery, providing a smooth and responsive driving experience. The EcoBlue engine is extremely fuel-efficient, too.

Winnebago Outlook

This list certainly could not be complete without at least one proper class C motorhome. The Winnebago Outlook is a giant RV that's big enough for a lengthy road trip with the entire family. Inside, you'll find a spacious interior with a living area that offers comfortable seating. The fully equipped kitchen allows for convenient meal preparation, and the sleeping arrangements cater to various needs, ensuring a restful night's sleep for everyone.

The Outlook is built on a reliable Ford E-Series chassis, providing a smooth and stable ride. With powerful engine options and advanced safety features, you can embark on your journeys with confidence and peace of mind.

Fiat Talento

The Fiat Talento is a reliable option for travel van enthusiasts. Sharing a platform with the Renault Trafic and the previously mentioned Opel Vivaro, the Talento provides a strong foundation for campervan conversions. Its compact interior is big enough to design creative layouts, including sleeping areas and kitchenettes.

Equipped with efficient diesel engines, the Talento delivers a balance of performance and fuel efficiency. Fiat's commitment to quality ensures that the Talento provides a dependable and enjoyable campervan experience.

Citroen e-Berlingo

The e-Berlingo is a compact utility vehicle that can easily be turned into a cozy camper van. This little van is offered either in a commercial or passenger configuration; travelers who wish to convert one into a travel van should opt for the commercial variant.

The e-Berlingo is equipped with an electric motor and a large battery, providing a solid driving range. With convenient charging options, you can recharge the battery at home or at public charging stations.

Renault Master

The Renault Master is a practical commercial van that combines functionality with comfort. With its generous cargo space and clever storage solutions, the Master offers plenty of room for equipment and supplies. Many buyers in Europe choose the Master for a self-made camper van conversion as the van is practical, spacious, and relatively affordable.

Driving the Renault Master is as comfortable as a van can get. The vehicle features a range of efficient engines to pick from, as well as advanced safety features.

Mercedes Benz Marco Polo

If you don't want to go through the hassle of buying a Mercedes Benz Sprinter and having to convert it into a travel van yourself, the German automaker has another solution. The Marco Polo is a travel van that comes in a travel van configuration right out of the factory. It's based on a Mercedes-Benz Vito.

The Marco Polo offers a premium camping experience. Its elegant exterior and high-quality interior materials create a refined and upscale atmosphere. Inside, you'll find a well-designed living area with a fully equipped kitchenette, comfortable sleeping arrangements, and smart storage solutions. Key features include a pop-up roof and a modern entertainment system.

Mercedes Benz Viano

The Mercedes-Benz Viano is a luxurious passenger van that can easily be converted into a motorhome. Like the rest of the Mercedes Benz lineup, this vehicle offers a refined experience complete with maximum comfort and advanced features.

With its elegant design and high-quality craftsmanship, the Viano provides a sophisticated travel experience for those seeking both style and functionality on the road. There's also enough room for endless interior layouts, suited ideally to the buyers' individual needs.

Volkswagen Caddy

The Volkswagen Caddy is a compact van that offers versatility and functionality in a compact package, making it the perfect choice for a travel van conversion. With its stylish design and smart features, the Caddy is a great pick for urban explorations and everyday adventures.

Its spacious interior provides ample room for passengers and cargo, while the configurable seating options allow for easy customization. The Caddy offers a comfortable and smooth ride thanks to its efficient engines and responsive handling. Whether you're running errands or embarking on a road trip, the Volkswagen Caddy is a reliable and compact travel companion that combines practicality and style.

Ford Transit Connect

Much like the previously mentioned Renault Kangoo or the Citroen e-Berlingo, the Ford Transit Connect is ideal for buyers in the market for a small van to convert into a camper. This little utility truck is perfect to drive around busy cities while also being practical enough for longer journeys.

Once the original interior is stripped and ready for the self-made conversion, you'll realize how spacious the Transit Connect really is. There's enough space for two people to sleep and dine in relatively comfortably.

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House for Sale in Moscow Russia

Villa 1200 sqm on a plot of 50000 sqm with a lake

• 12915 Sq Ft

House 450 sqm 9 km west of Moscow

• 4 Bathrooms

New house 584 sqm located 21 km from Moscow

• 8 Bathrooms

Mansion 945 sqm 16 km from Moscow

• 10170 Sq Ft

House 720 sqm 5 km from Moscow in the village of Solovinaya Roshcha

Mansion 600 sqm 16 km from Moscow

3-story mansion 1256 m²

• 13520 Sq Ft
• Contact for price

English-style mansion 8 km from Moscow

• 26900 Sq Ft

Wooden house 565 sqm on a land plot of 7600 sqm

• 5 Bathrooms

Townhouse 530 sqm in the very center of Moscow

• 6 Bathrooms

House 750 sqm in the village of Gorki 2

House 900 sqm 12 km from Moscow

• $18,000,000

Modern house 2000 sqm on Rublevsky highway

• 21530 Sq Ft

Modern house 950 sqm 24 km from Moscow

• 10225 Sq Ft

House 1128 sqm 22 km from Moscow

• 12140 Sq Ft

House with a swimming pool on Rublevo-Uspenskoe highway 974 sqm

• 10485 Sq Ft

House 1200 sqm with a swimming pool on Novorizhskoe

• 12900 Sq Ft
• $12,500,000

House 2500 sqm 10 km from Moscow

3-storey house 830 sqm 24 km from Moscow

House 954 sqm 12 kilometers from Moscow

• 10270 Sq Ft

House of 700 square meters 10 kilometers from Moscow

House 1800 sqm in the village of Greenfield

• 19375 Sq Ft

House 525 sqm 10 kilometers from Moscow

House 600 sqm in the village of Nikolskaya Sloboda

House 1200 sqm with a swimming pool on Ilyinsky highway

• 12916 Sq Ft

Mansion 1800 sqm with swimming pool

Mansion 661 sqm on the peninsula in Moscow

Cottage 218 sqm 32 kilometers from Moscow

Mansion 870 sqm on Rublevo-Uspenskoe highway

Mansion 2164 sqm 12 km from Moscow

• 23293 Sq Ft

Where to Buy a Home in Moscow in 2024

The growth in suburban house prices in 2021 can be as high as 15%. This prognosis was voiced by the participants of Moscow’s real estate market. Housing near Moscow has already gone up in value by 7%, and before the end of the year, this number is quite likely to rise by another 2–3%. The pandemic has changed the trends on the suburban real estate market – the current demand for detached houses is noticeably higher than before the global outbreak of Covid-19, and this naturally influences the cost of residential homes, say the experts. They also note that traditionally, the fall-winter period has always been considered a time of low demand for houses for sale in Russia; however, the opposite is now the case.

Here are the Moscow real estate categories to consider when buying a house in Russia:

• By direction and location (Rublyovka, Novaya Riga, Barvikha);
• By classification ( luxury , business class, economy);
• By development format (townhouses, detached private homes).

When purchasing homes in Moscow, Russia, a good rule of thumb is to select houses within an 18.6-mile (30 km) radius from the center of Moscow. This ensures you will get a well-developed infrastructure, and that the chosen location will be replete with hospitals and schools.

We recommend considering the West, South and North directions just out of Moscow. You may notice that country houses are noticeably cheaper on the capital’s Eastern side. However, this is due to poor environmental conditions – the result of the presence of a number of industrial facilities in the entire East area.

Best Cottage Communities in Moscow

Muscovites with high incomes live in closed elite cottage communities that have their own full infrastructure. Such cottage communities are usually designed by Europe’s best architects, especially contracted for the job. These locations have everything: private English schools, restaurants, shops, pools and gyms, beauty salons and equestrian sports clubs.

The most expensive houses up for sale are located in the Barvikha Hills area (Rublevka direction). This elite location near Moscow even has its own famous brand boutiques: Dolce & Gabbana, Valentino, Rolex, Patek Philippe, Bentley, Ferrari and Harley-Davidson. The least expensive house here costs 1.5 million US dollars and has a floor area of 656 sqft (200 m²). This gated community is just 10-20 minutes by car away from Moscow itself.

We encourage you to consider some of the following elite locations as you decide where to purchase your ideal property: Etude Family Club, La-Mansh, Western Residence, Yusupovo Life Park, Odintsovo, Novaya Riga and Pirogovo. There you will find everything one requires for a comfortable life, at the price of 300 to 500 thousand US dollars for a residential home.

As you choose your future home, make sure to take into account the category of the land on which it is built. Each category has its own taxation rate. Our lawyer can explain all the details on property taxes in Russia to you at your request. Contact us to get your consultation!

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