Sam and Chris have made it all the way from New York to Oregon in their awesome micro van — with their two dogs! Chris is a tattoo artist, and she’s so excited to be traveling and tattooing on the road, like she’s always dreamed of.
They carry an inflatable boat on the roof of their rig and have a great four-sided awning set-up to create a comfortable outdoor living space. Their garage has two big pull-out drawers which can become a kitchen or a star-gazing bench. Enjoy the tour below!
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Tattoo Artist Fulfilling Her Dream of Travel
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Tom of Reset & Chill Campers just shared this beautiful Megéve camapervan conversion with us, and you’re going to love it! Tom has tons of vanlife experience, as well as experience renovating and maintaining high-end chalets and apartments in a très chic ski resort in the French Alps. So he knows what luxury looks like!
This van features a “Super Size Double Bed” which is almost a King, but about 10 cm shorter. The kitchen features real oak countertops and just wait until you see the luxurious shower in this build! The color scheme is very chic and modern, making this van a conversation starter. Let us know what you like best!
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Luxury Van Conversions from UK-Based Business
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Is the RV industry a scam? How can you possibly downsize enough to go tiny? Is your tiny setup prepared for power outages and bad weather? Can anyone use power tools? The answers to these questions — and plenty more — are hidden in the pages of the latest issue of Tiny House Magazine!
Plus you’ll get some information on self-publishing your own words and chat about the happiness — or lack thereof — that tiny living brings. You don’t want to miss it. Get your copy here.
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Wait, Is The RV Industry a Scam?
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Annabelle and Tyler graduated college in 2020 and were unsure of what the future was going to look like. They loved travel from the few international trips they’d each taken and they wanted to do more of it, so the search began for a vehicle they could make home.
They landed on a 1987 Toyota Rogue camper which they largely gutted and overhauled to create a beautiful living space complete with an over-cab bed and tons of counterspace. Enjoy their awesome tour below!
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Recent Graduates Converted this 80s Campervan
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Rickey didn’t want to end up in a nursing home after a lifetime of adventure, teaching English, and truck-driving, so he used his handy skills to transform a 1968 bus into his home—and he tows it with a 1929 Ford.
He designed the exterior of the rig to look like the red Angry Bird, complete with eye decals. Rickey enjoys being part of the nomadic community and helping others with his mechanical skills.
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Bright Red Bus Conversion for Retirement Living
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Bai is Australian and Den is from the Netherlands. Their plans to be together were upended in 2020, and they wanted to hurry up and get back to Australia as lockdowns started closing borders — but they weren’t ready to buy a home. Instead, they bought a van to live in “until things got back to normal.” But they ended up falling in love with the lifestyle and upgrading to their dream rig!
Their beautiful yellow van includes a luxurious bathroom with an arched doorway, a kitchen with an oven, and a fixed double bed in the back. You’re going to love how they converted it! Enjoy the photo tour and hear from the couple about how they ended up loving van life.
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Their Beautiful Yellow Van!
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Fry first got this van when he was just 17-years-old, and he later added an awesome wooden pop-top to his rig that’s truly one-of-a-kind. He spent years alone in his van until he met Clare, who moved in after her own solo van life! Between them, they have 14 years of combined vanlife experience.
The inside of the van feels just like a hunting cabin, and Fry doesn’t like to change things up much. He enjoys spending time in nature, hunting, and working as a ranch manager across the country. He and Clare are also starting a ranch of their own! Enjoy the tour below.
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Epic Vanagon with Custom Wood High Top: Fry & Clare’s 1986 Volkswagen Vanagon & Ranching
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In Fort Davis, Texas you’ll find this beautiful 30-foot THOW with Redwood siding for sale. It’s about 7 years old, but still looks wonderfully new on the inside.
It comes with a fridge, a little wood-burning stove, and a portable AC unit to cool down the loft. On-demand hot water makes showering comfortable, and you can enjoy relaxing on a real couch because of the space in the living room. The owners are asking $40,000.
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$40K Tiny House on Wheels w/ Double Lofts
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The defining feature of this eOne build is the walkway. Rather than two separate lofts you climb into individually, a full-length catwalk connects them, so moving between the two never means going back down the stairs and up again. It’s the detail that makes the upper level read as a second storey rather than two crawl spaces at opposite ends of a trailer.
Downstairs, a large galley kitchen runs nearly full-sized appliances — an induction cooktop, electric oven, tall fridge/freezer, and extra-tall cabinets — with a washer/dryer combo and a laundry center worked in beside the living room. Oversized picture windows and opening windows on both levels are what keep a narrow footprint from feeling closed in. At the far end, a compact bathroom holds a full-size fiberglass shower stall and a residential toilet.
Editor’s note: this was Unit #628, listed at $82,530 in early 2023, and it has sold. The eOne is still built to order — see current listings below.
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