This is a four-season camper van with a glass shower by Legend Conversions. It’s built on a 2021 Ram ProMaster 3500 cargo van with a 159 wheelbase.
It’s listed for sale over at Van Life Trader and you can learn more about it below! Be sure to also check out the video tour of it at the bottom of this page and then let us know what you think about it in the comments! Is this a camper van that you can see yourself in?
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Custom Van by Legend Conversions with an All-Glass Shower and other Unique Features
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You’ll feel like you’ve gone back in time with a stay in this early-1900s Vermont cabin. It’s an off-grid experience, complete with a cozy wood-burning stove to heat water and keep the spot warm. There’s also a propane stove on the premises.
It’s a one-room cabin with a loft bedroom accessible via a ladder. In the cooler months, you’ll need 4WD to get to the cabin because it’s set remotely among 1200 acres of beautiful forest. Plenty of hiking opportunities if you’re up for it! Take a look.
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1900s Vermont Cabin: Off-Grid Pioneer Experience on 1200 Acres!
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This is a ‘Rustic Cabin’ custom van conversion by Drifter Vans, a camper van builder out of Detroit, Michigan.
The van has a kitchen, bathroom, and plenty of lounging and storage space. From the outside, it looks like a cargo van with some extra windows and an awning, but when you go inside it looks and feels like a rustic cabin! A similar van to this would cost about $89,000 for the conversion alone (not including the van). Bring them your Sprinter, ProMaster, or Transit van and they can convert it to your liking! Take a look at what they did for clients Roger and Melissa below!
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Rustic Custom Van Conversion by Drifter Vans
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Singer-Songwriter Olivia Farabaugh (known from “The Voice” Season 10) and her husband have gone tiny! Their 12×30 foot home was built by Greenwood Tiny Homes and designed with low-VOC materials and air exchanges to help mitigate Olivia’s Chronic Inflammatory Response Syndrome.
They have a first-floor bedroom space but ultimately chose to put their bed in the loft and use the main-level room as a multi-purpose office/studio. Their u-shaped kitchen is stock-full of great storage and full-sized appliances (even a dishwasher!) and they have really awesome multi-use furniture in the living room.
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First Floor Bedroom, Double Lofts, and Amazing Storage in this Singer-Songwriter’s Tiny Home
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From the outside, this looks like an ordinary retired FedEx delivery truck. Inside, it is a fully finished, cabin-like tiny house on wheels with wood-finished walls and ceiling, a locking security door between the cab and living space, and the kind of stealth factor that lets you park in plain sight without anyone looking twice. Built by John and toured by Jarrod Tocci on YouTube.
Images via Jarrod Tocci/YouTube
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This is Cody and Jillian’s tiny cottage life. They recently settled into this 252-sq.-ft. They rented a tiny home on a foundation and are making videos about it on their YouTube channel. Could you live happily in this little house?
We are just settling into this 252 sq. ft tiny house we are renting! Let us know what you think of the tour and if you could live in this space!
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Cody and Jillian’s 252-sq.-ft. Tiny Cottage Life
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This is the Arden, a stealth van conversion with a luxury rain shower built on a 144 wheelbase Mercedes Sprinter cargo van by LTV Customs featuring an impressive interior.
It has a cockpit with seating for three thanks to a unique two-seater swivel passenger bench seat. Check it out and learn more below!
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The Arden Stealth Van Conversion by LTV Customs
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This is the story of Julie, a single mom in New York City who built a school bus tiny home on a budget.
She used her tax return to acquire a school bus at a low cost and slowly turned it into a beautiful, debt-free, tiny home for her and her son. What do you think?
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She Built a School Bus Tiny House on a Budget
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Houseboats aren’t exactly popular in Sweden, but when done, they are done well! This one sits on a special ice-resistant float so it can stay in the frozen water all year long.
It’s set up as a vacation spot and includes a huge sauna, comfortable bedroom, and a full kitchen and office space. Double-glazed windows provide beautiful views of the surrounding ocean area.
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Nordic House Boat Built on a Concrete Float
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