This is the Red Rescue Retreat Tiny Bus Cottage located in Keswick, United Kingdom.
What used to be an old fire truck, is now a beautiful and one-of-a-kind vacation retreat with wonderful views of the Blencathra Fells.
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This is the Bus Stop where you can spend your vacation staying in buses that have been converted into a luxury tiny homes in Bankrugg Farm, East Lothian, Scotland.
The Bus Stop is a holiday experience with a difference. Our luxury, hand crafted accommodation is set on a working farm with beautiful panoramic views of the Lammermuir Hills, in the stunning East Lothian countryside.
Take a look and learn more about this unique place below. Wouldn’t it be cool to turn a bus into a tiny home on your own land? I think so!
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This is Michael Fuehrer’s amazing school bus conversion that can sleep up to six people. It’s called Navigation Nowhere.
He built it with the help of his dad and the design includes skylights, a rooftop deck, a multifunctional area that converts from a bed or couch to a large dining table, a full-service kitchen with plenty of space to prep and cook, a large pantry, a main floor bedroom that also converts into an office or a living room with a few adjustments, a rear storage area, and more!
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This is the story of a family of four called the Broken Compass Nomads who bought a bus and converted it into their tiny rolling home.
We’re a family of 4 – Ed, Bec (hi!), Eliza and Orrie, who will be traveling the United States for the next 2 years in our skoolie conversion with our 3 cats (Popper, Gus, & Lynx) and 2 dogs (Flynn and Cash). In August of 2017, we bought a bus. Not just any bus- The Broken Compass.2
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Images © Broken Compass Nomads
This is the story of Jessie Lipskin, a young lady from Manhattan who decided to buy an old 1966 GMC Greyhound bus on eBay for $7,000 to turn into her very own tiny home on wheels.
So Jessie spent the next three years and $70k professionally remodeling it, plus an additional $55,000 on various other expenses to repair and maintain it to make it what it is today. The bus is 40ft long and 10ft wide so it offers about 400 square feet.
By the way, she’s now selling the bus for an asking price of $149,000 because she has plans to travel internationally so if you’re interested in taking it off her hands it’s available and she’s considering all offers.
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This is Eden, a skoolie (school bus to motorhome conversion) tiny home that’s for sale out of Pennsylvania.
It’s a 2001 International Bluebird with a rebuilt dt466e Diesel motor. It has about 5,000 miles on it since it was rebuilt.
Brian, the owner, traveled across the US with it for six months and now is ready for another adventure so Eden is up for sale for $22,500 or best offer. Take a look below and let us know what you think in the comments and/or get in touch with Brian if you’re interested in buying it using the contact form below. Thanks!
Images © Brian Howell
This is the story of Trebventure. They are a family of 5 who live full time in their DIY converted 1999 Blue Bird school bus. Parents, Brandon and Ashley, decided to ditch the public school system and homeschool their 3 children all while traveling around the United States in their skoolie.
We were more concerned with spending time experiencing life everyday rather than living for the weekend. – Ashley
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Updated January 3, 2019
Photos © Trebventure
This is the VW California XXL. It’s a modern, oversized version of their iconic VW bus.
Unfortunately, there are no plans that I’m aware of to bring it to the United States. It does kind of look like a Sprinter van though, doesn’t it? What are your thoughts on it? Is this something you would get? Where would you go with it?
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Andy and Amber from Bus Life NZ built this stunning DIY off grid bus conversion to live and travel full-time in New Zealand with their two young kids.
Image © Bus Life NZ
