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Are you looking for a budget-friendly stealth campervan with a complete build? This 2010 Ford E150 in La Quinta, California, might be your perfect fit. Priced at $15,000, it’s ready for your next adventure.

This stealthy camper is ideal for weekend trips or full-time van life. Its cozy, functional design makes it a considerable option for the price. The seller is moving to Spain. Learn more below!

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Stealth Ford E150 Van Conversion for $15K

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In the summer of 2024, Boho Camper Vans unveiled their Next-Gen model. This latest offering combines cutting-edge technology with thoughtful design, catering to modern adventurers seeking comfort and off-grid capabilities.

The interior of the Next-Gen camper van showcases Boho’s dedication to quality and style. It features a full-sized bed with a 6” memory foam mattress, Baltic birch cabinetry, and Western Red Cedar tongue-and-groove walls and ceiling for a warm, inviting ambiance. Elegant butcher block counters and tables elevate the design, while standout elements like the “Lava” epoxy poured table and the “Lava Fields” custom light chandelier add a unique, artistic touch. Learn more below!

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Boho Camper Vans Next-Gen Model

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This is the El Cap Truck Camper by Tribe Trailers, featuring a rooftop tent. It is offered for $35,000.

The El Cap is designed with built-in solar panels, a kitchen, a dining area, a full-size bed, and more. What do you think?

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Ultimate Truck Camper with Roof Top Tent: The El Cap Truck Bed Camper

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You might remember David Rule as the young man who built his tiny house on wheels without previous building experience! Well, he’s at it again, this time building himself an amazing truck bed camper so he can travel in comfort. While similarly-sized products cost upwards of $20,000, David spent only $3,340 to complete his—and it looks so fun and homey!

He shows you the whole process while entertaining you with many “dad jokes” and plenty of playfulness. The craftsmanship is incredible, and the door has to be my favorite part. What do you think?

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He Has a Tiny Home & A Truck Bed Camper!

His DIY Micro Truck Camper

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This is a 2014 Dodge Caravan minivan turned into a stealthy camper van.

It’s listed on RV Share out of Winterport, Maine, near Acadia National Park. If you’ve considered van life, why not try it out first? This minivan has everything you need to try the lifestyle out for yourself! At $135 per night, it could be a smart way to test the waters. What do you think?

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MVL1 Dodge Caravan Camper Rental in Winterport, Maine

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Julia is a traveling musician in her one-woman band, Echo Rose Rising. She’s taking her music on the road, hoping to perform at least once in all 50 states!

She chose a pull-behind trailer for her nomadic adventures and outfitted the interior to meet her needs and reflect her eclectic style. A bathroom was her priority, and she got one! Enjoy this fun tour of her creative space.

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From Studio Apartment to Touring Camper Life

She’s Doing a Show in All 50 States! w Her Camper

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Patty and Shane were living in a 3,500-square-foot home after spending years living around the United States for Shane’s military career. Despite all the moves, they’d never seen what the country had to offer. Once their boys were grown, they sold the house and started traveling in their fifth wheel.

After a couple of years on the road, they decided they wanted to travel from Texas to Alaska, so they downsized from the fifth wheel into a truck camper. The 100-square-foot space has a dinette bump out, which provides a little extra room, a wet bath, a kitchen, and a queen-sized bed.

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Headed to Alaska in Their Truck Camper

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After his divorce, Tom was looking for a new purpose and focus for his life, and he remembered how much he loved camping. Eventually, his camping trips turned into full-time living from an incredible former Yellowstone ambulance, which he converted into a home on wheels.

He has the coolest convertible bathroom in his ambulance, which he cleverly designed so he can still walk through from the cab to his house. His bed is full-sized when traveling alone, but it pulls out into a queen when his partner joins him. Watch the tour of this cool rig below.

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His Awesome Overlanding Ambulance Conversion

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Juliana Rose is a fantastic woman! She started SUV-camping out of her FJ Cruiser and one day decided to do it full-time. After living out of her vehicle, she purchased and built a micro camper to give her and her two dogs more space.

The 30-square-foot space was originally a military generator, but Juliana Rose transformed it into a cozy home on wheels with a twin bed, gaming set up, and micro kitchen. Enjoy her spunky tour below!

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Her 30 Sq. Ft. Micro Home Even Has a TV!

Overlanding Micro Military Camper

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