Mother and Daughter Renovate a Pop-Up Camper

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Melissa and her family love to go on summer camping trips in their pop-up, but the camper was musty and old and really needed a facelift. So she and her daughter got to work transforming the place into a cozy and cute spot for making family memories!

They chose a blue and coral/pink theme and got to work reupholstering, laying flooring, and painting. The results are awesome, and they did it all on a budget (even better). Great work! What do you think of this pop-up camper renovation?

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They Took This Pop Up Camper From Dark and Dingy to Blue, Pink, and Adorable

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Melissa and her daughter getting to work on the renovation.

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Here is what it looks like after all of their hard work.

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The navy and white curtains add such a nice touch!

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The whole place is so cohesive.

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That mug is amazing!

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Amazing how much a coat of paint can do.

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The lanterns are lovely as well.

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Melissa’s Story:

This is our pop-up camper we’ve had for years. It was super outdated, musky, and dark. My daughter and I decided to update it and bring a little life back into it for our upcoming camping trip! We wanted it to feel crisp and clean, yet still homey. We painted the cabinets, laid new flooring, reupholstered the cushions, sewed new curtains, and purchased new bedding and pillows. We stuck to a small budget and completed in a short time frame. Our next camping adventure was much more enjoyable in our newly finished, cozy pop-up! It was a great mother/daughter project!

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Natalie C. McKee

Natalie C. McKee is a contributor for Tiny House Talk and the Tiny House Newsletter. She's a wife, and mama of three little kids. She and her family are homesteaders with sheep, goats, chickens, ducks and quail on their happy little acre.

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3 comments

  1. VERY nicely done. I wouldn’t mind staying in one of those. But nowadays I wouldn’t dare, because all it would take for someone to get inside is a knife to cut through the screens. Be very careful!

  2. Oh wow! This is so unique and wonderful, and the decorating is just perfect. Very nice job, ladies! Absolutely lovely and liveable camper.

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