It’s always fun to find something completely different, and that’s what you get with the Haaks Opperland campervan. This is actually an itty-bitty two-story cabin that sits on the bed of a compact Fiat flatbed truck.
Simply drive the home to your location and drop it off. The 13-foot-long building then pops open, and the truck is free to drive wherever you need to go!
I’ll confess up front: It’s not even remotely affordable at more than $140,000 (especially since you’d have to ship it overseas — it’s built by a Dutch company), but the idea is brilliant and maybe it’ll catch on!
ALSO SEE: The INCREDIBLE Motorhome That DETACHES From Itself!
The Ultimate Pop-Up Camper: Haaks Opperland Campervan
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Meet April & Jason and their twin girls, Adalyn & Brooklyn, who live in California with their dog Jackson in an absolutely stunning renovated 5th wheel RV!
The couple DIY-ed the entire renovation and took the camper from drab and dreary to light and airy, resulting in a place anyone would like to call home. We interviewed April (@twinning_in_our_5thwheel on Instagram) about their tiny life, so after scrolling through all the pictures be sure to read the Q&A about life in an RV with kiddos!
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Couple With Twin Girls Living In Renovated Fifth Wheel Travel Trailer
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Here’s the gorgeous HÄUSLEIN Little Sojourner Tiny House for sale! HÄUSLEIN is a tiny house company in Australia, named in honor of their German heritage and dedication to quality German construction.
While this house is impressive overall, its most remarkable features are the optional slide-out and the small laundry chute from the bedroom loft into the laundry area. How brilliant!
Please contact the builder here to ask questions or express your interest. It has sold.
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Slide Out & Laundry Chute in the Little Sojourner Tiny House
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Meet Ceri, Will, their puppy Piglet, and their amazing Sprinter Renovation with a ceiling bed.
Originally from Northumberland in the UK, the couple (@tothemountainsnback on Instagram) first bought their Sprinter thinking they’d use it for brief holidays, but fell in love with the tiny/nomadic community during renovations — they ended up moving into their van full-time. Will even changed his business style so he could work remotely and make money while traveling.
They gave such thoughtful and interesting answers to our Q&A you can read at the end of this post, and you just have to see their bed lift! One of the most creative van beds I’ve ever seen. Enjoy the photo tour!
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Couple Living & Working on the Road in their Sprinter Renovation
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This is Ida and her gorgeous Mikrohus (Tiny House) in Norway. Originally from Sweden, she lives on the edge of a farm with her beautiful cat Teo, enjoying nature and simple living.
Her home was built by Norske Mikrohus and Ida (@mikrohus_4seasons on Instagram) has done a lovely job decorating it to match her minimalist lifestyle. Living tiny has not only allowed her to have a more sustainable life but it’s also saved her a lot of money. We interviewed her so check out our Q&A at the end of the post to learn more about why she went tiny. Enjoy!
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Minimalist Living in a Tiny House on a Norwegian Farm
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Just about 6 months ago Clay and Bridgette sold their 1600 sq ft house and downsized into a 230 sq ft school bus! They’re now living debt-free in San Diego, California with their dog, Piper, and cat, Shadow.
Both Clay and Bridgette (@ourdaggonebus on Instagram) are Active Duty Navy and found they weren’t using most of the space in their larger home. While they weren’t ready to commit to a tiny van, a bus allowed them to downsize and still feel comfortable in their space. They were kind enough to answer some questions about bus life, which you can find at the end of the post!
Make sure you watch their Instagram story tour as well to see all the great storage this bus conversion has. Enjoy!
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Clay & Bridgette’s Debt-Free California Skoolie Life
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Here’s another tiny home from ESCAPE that’s headed to their Tampa tiny house village (and you can buy it!): It’s the Traveler XLS, and this one is 33 ft long and an extra foot wider than the standard model.
You’ll find the downstairs bedroom is exactly what so many of you have been asking for: It’s spacious, fits a queen bed, has plenty of storage and you don’t have to climb a ladder or stairs to get in bed.
It’s discounted by $14,000 through 4/8/2020, so act now if you want this one. Click here to purchase. Spec sheet with pricing and options at the bottom of this page.
Traveler XLS Wide Version Headed to ESCAPE Tampa Village
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This is a low mileage 1992 Thomas Built Bus Conversion that’s SOLD. It’s Don Miller’s bus conversion.
It’s a wonderful motorhome that’s completely custom and remodeled. And it’s great for boondocking too because it’s set up to be completely off-grid functional. Pretty cool, right? There’s a fun story behind it too, so I hope you’ll enjoy it below. Thanks.
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Low-Mileage 1992 Thomas Built Bus
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As soon as Matt turned 16, he started building his tiny house. It took him exactly two years to start and finish it, but he’s proud to now have built it and paid for all of the materials himself. So this is the story of how Matt Ryan built his very own tiny house for less than $8,000. Imagine having started your adult life with an affordable tiny home like this? What a game-changer, right? Learn how he made it happen below. Matt’s tiny house is 8.5-ft. wide, 34-ft. long, and the ceilings are 11-ft. high. See how you like the layout of his tiny house below!
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