Eric and Marissa always wanted to travel, but their non-remote jobs were holding them back. Once the couple figured out ways to manage a couple of Airbnbs and a rental van, they found the freedom to enjoy life on the road!
Their camper sits on top of a flatbed truck and has all kinds of amenities, like a wet bath (with a Natureś Head composting toilet), a fixed queen bed over the cab, and an awesome little kitchen that makes it easy to cook great meals. Enjoy the tour!
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Their Amazing Converted Truck Camper
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This 28-foot Kenai model from Tiny Idahomes features an unusual reverse-loft layout with the kitchen positioned in the loft space. Underneath the elevated kitchen is a “cave” style bedroom with multiple windows and built-in storage to prevent the enclosed space from feeling cramped. The design also includes a second bedroom loft, a full bathroom with tub and washer/dryer hookup, a mudroom entry, and a double-sided storage staircase. The unit comes equipped with holding tanks, an RV porcelain toilet, and solar-ready wiring for off-grid capability.
28-Foot Kenai Exterior
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The Boho XL is the version of ESCAPE’s Boho that adds the one thing the standard model cannot offer: a private bedroom behind a door, with a walk-around queen bed rather than a mattress wedged against a wall. That single change is what moves the Boho from a well-designed studio into something two people can live in without negotiating every trip to the bathroom.
The rest of the layout keeps the Boho’s flexibility. A large living area holds a fold-flat couch and two big flip tables that serve as dining space or a workspace, so the middle of the home reconfigures through the day. The kitchen carries stone countertops, a range, and a tall refrigerator with freezer, and the bathroom is genuinely large for a THOW, with a washer/dryer and a big tub/shower.
Editor’s note: this newly built Boho XL was listed at $75,572 — a $5,500 discount off $80,562 — in early 2023, and it has sold. The Boho XL is still in production; current listings are linked below.
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Inside the Escape Boho XL
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Audrey was a nurse and Brad had come to the States from Australia for school. When they met, pursuing their dream of traveling the country in a converted shortbus.
They just recently found a place they want to settle down, so the bus is for sale. It has a beautiful long countertop with a big sink and two-burner cooktop. There’s a lot of bench seating, a pull-out table, and a full-sized bed against the back of the bus. Let us know what you think!
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Their Army-Green Shortbus Conversion
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Allie is one amazing woman — she’s been #vanlifing for 13 years in a number of self-built rigs, and she also built a chalet which they rent out on Airbnb. She met Dan in Baja about three years ago and the couple started traveling together. While they weren’t expecting to add a newborn to the mix, they are still traveling with their little daughter in tow!
Their van has an awesome garage area to fit all the gear they need for their many adventure sports, and they found a great three-across front seat for the van, so they could safely (and legally) travel with a carseat. A pull-out bed addition will give the baby a place to sleep for the next couple years.
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Their Awesome Adventure Van w/ Adjustments for Their Newborn
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Seth Bolt from Needtobreathe built his first treehouse with his father back in 2015 for his wedding and honeymoon. Since then, Seth and Tori have managed it on Airbnb and were looking for the perfect property to put more amazing rentals.
They found this majestic land on a mountainside cliff in Tennessee and have added a mirror cabin, a number of epic domes and a romantic honeymoon treehouse. Go on a video tour of each of their amazing builds below!
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Take a Tour of Bolt Farm Treehouse Retreat
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Buslife offered a more affordable lifestyle to help Natalie and Gabe meet their goals. They purchase the bus already gutted, and moved in right away! They’ve been converting their rig as they travel and while they live in it, which is super neat.
We have some great pictures of their tiny home below, along with a Q&A that you can read. Enjoy!
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Couple & Their Pup Discuss 9 Months of Tiny Living
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Budd the Bus is the home-on-wheels for Ethan, a nomad who wanted to have his own place, without spending so much money on Colorado rent. He had already downsized to a studio apartment, so the bus gave him much more freedom without sacrificing much space.
His bus features an adorable wood-burning stove, a super-compact bathroom, a fold-down desk, and more! Enjoy the pictures and Ethan’s story below.
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He Spent 1,112 Hours Creating His Minibus Home
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Nikki’s bus is proof that maximalists can live tiny! An artist and web designer, Nikki knew what she wanted in a home, and she made it happen. There’s a desk for her web design, a large counter-top studio for her art, and most incredibly, a full-sized soaking tub in the middle of the bus with a 200-gallon water tank and on-demand hot water tank.
She also snuck in a side-by-side fridge & freezer, a massive farmhouse sink, and a washer/dryer unit. On the back of the bus, she has a spacious deck that houses her generator and more exterior storage. What more could you want?
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Her 35-Foot Bus is Designed for Creativity!
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