Are you a dedicated van lifer or just curious about the van life movement? Get ready for an unforgettable experience at Peace Love & Vans Florida, taking place from February 16 to 19, 2024, at the picturesque Withlacoochee River Park in Florida.
Presented by Vanlife Outfitters, this event promises to be one of the largest and most epic vanlife meetups in the Southeast USA!
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Van Life Event – Feb. 16-19, 2024 – Withlacoochee River Park, FL
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This is a fun tour of a Mad Campers van that you can rent to tour New Zealand! It has two slider doors to let in views and light, but only one acts as an entrance to the van. It has the kitchen set up, and across from it, you’ll find an L-shaped couch with a removable table where you can work or eat.
The back of the van is split between the fixed bed (it’s about a full size) and a long and thin bathroom with a toilet and a shower stall. The van is self-contained, which allows you access to certain parking spaces around New Zealand. Take a tour (and plan your bucketlist trip!) below.
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Cool Campervan Layout w/ Back Bathroom
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Kenzie was first introduced to nomadic life while working on her Master’s degree in Massachusetts. She went down the rabbit hole of van conversions and skoolies, and “panic bought” her first school bus to convert while studying. She lived in that during her last year of her Master’s and then hit the road after graduation!
Since the skoolie was just too cumbersome, she started looking at alternatives and landed on a truck home. This is far smaller than a bus, but it meets all her needs — even if she has to do her cooking on a camp stove outdoors. She also has an epic security system for herself, so she feels safe on the road. Enjoy her tour below!
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Woman & Her Dog Hit the Road and Never Looked Back
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Alex and Meg are “slow roamin'” the Americas in their recently redone 2006 Chevy Express 2500. They added a roof raise and tons of awesome exterior gear to ensure they can get to and stay just about anywhere on their journey!
Their van, named “Betty” has gotten a total overhaul, including a much larger kitchen so cooking on the road is easier. They tucked the fridge between the front seats, and Alex built a cool rack that keeps all their dishes in place, no matter what the terrain. Let us know which part you love the most!
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Headed to South America in Their 2006 Chevy Express 2500
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After Sean got home from his time in Germany and Afghanistan, he tried many different jobs, including a high-paying position in tech and finance that was draining his soul. He ended up trading in his Audi for a truck, thinking he’d only travel for a week or two and then settle down into something new. But he fell in love with the road and started looking into a way to make it more comfortable.
His $15k truck camper conversion is built from wood by Endgame Campers, and it’s an adorable 24-square-foot space that meets all of Sean’s basic needs — including an impressive kitchen set-up so he can cook great meals! Enjoy the tour of his micro space below.
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“I Traded My Audi for a Truck and Hit the Road.”
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This cedar shingle camper pod is a funky tiny house design! It looks like the perfect little home to tuck onto a vacation property or anywhere in the woods.
The home is a single level, with a built-in bed cubby at the back of the THOW. It has a studio-style setup, but a bathroom and kitchen make it appropriate for full-time living. You can purchase it for $35,000 in Vida, Oregon.
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20′ Rectangular Tiny House on Wheels
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Samantha had been searching for the perfect van for nearly a year when she decided to pivot and start looking at RVs. Believe it or not, her neighbor was selling his amazing ’95 Lazy Daze, and immediately upon entering, she knew she wanted it! It took her a couple of years before she hit the road full-time, and now she’s been traveling in it for a couple of months and has no intentions of going back to normal life.
She’s kept the rig largely original, since it’s a well-saught-after RV and she wants to preserve its vintage charm. While there’s a bed over the cab, Samantha created a twin bed in the dinette area so she can keep it in both “dining” and “sleeping” mode simultaneously. She uses the cab bed for additional storage. Check it out below!
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The Grand Beginning of Her Solo Travel Journal
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John Luke and Jackie were tired of never seeing each other because of their work schedules. When they found a ’93 Toyota campervan for sale, they thought they’d just “look at it.” But they ended up purchasing it on the spot!
After that, they began the process of overhauling the interior, and eventually adding fiberglass to the exterior so it would stop leaking! They sleep over the cab in a comfy queen bed, and their rig has a bathroom and oven — which were must-haves for them. They added solar and a composting toilet so they can boondock. Awesome!
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Potter and Videographer, Loving Nomadic Life
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Chay and his brother Colby wanted a truck camper they could use to go camping, and it had three requirements: It had to cost under $1K, it had to sleep both of them in bunks, and it needed to come *off* the truck.
With a lot of hard work and ingenuity — and only 10 days! — they made it happen. Their dad popped in to help them with the drywall and finishing touches on the final day of the project and they managed to reach their deadline and stay under budget. The video below is inspirational!
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They Built a $1K Truck Camper in 10 Days!
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