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The 15 Best Camper Vans for Road-Tripping in Style

Now you can experience #vanlife in comfort and style..

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The first years of this decade have already provided ample evidence that it’s important to get away from our daily lives from time to time.  And you don’t have to suffer the airport hordes or step foot on a plane to do so. We currently find ourselves in something of a golden age for luxury trailers, which has made it easier than ever to take your life on the road without sacrificing many, and in some cases any, of the comforts of home. And now, there are plenty of manufacturers and dedicated conversion shops giving the same treatment to vans and other similar vehicles. They may not be able to sleep as many people as their hulking cousins—with one key exception—but these all-in-one wonders come loaded with perks such as high-end kitchens, Wi-Fi-enabled multimedia systems, and plush beds. Plus, their relatively smaller size means they are more agile, off-road friendly, and easier to park. Below are 15 campers that will let you experience #vanlife in comfort and style.

Our Best Camper Van Picks

Best overall: airstream interstate 24x, best for off-roading: jayco terrain, best for weekend getaways: mercedes-benz eqt marco polo, best for off-the-grid trips: winnebago solis, best for cyclists: outside van tails, best for camping (anywhere): storyteller overland beast mode 4×4, best to live in: loki expeditions discovery series, best all-electric option: tonke eqv.

• Best for G-Wagen Lovers: Terracamper Tecrawl

Best With a Bathroom and Shower: Thor Motor Coach Sanctuary

Best for $50,000: caravan outfitter free bird, best for families: winnebago boldt, best for winter road trips: sportsmobile sprinter 4×4, best conversion: boho old faithful, best for diy couples: ford transit trail.

Airstream. Thankfully, the company isn’t afraid to branch out. Just look at the  Interstate 24X , the trailer maker’s attempt to take the camper van to new heights. Built on the bones of a  Mercedes-Benz  Sprinter—like a lot of the models on this list—the vehicle has everything you need to rough it in comfort. Airstream has done a lot to maximize space in its climate-controlled cabin. A modular dining table doubles as a desk, and it can be easily converted into the largest sleeping area in a Class B Motorhome. There’s also a full mini kitchen and bathroom. You can take the van off-roading, too. In addition to a 3.0-liter turbo-diesel V-6 engine that churns out 188 hp and 325 ft lbs of torque, it also comes equipped with four-wheel drive, a height-adjustable suspension and all-terrain tires. Pricing for the all-around beast starts at $213,850.

Special Features: —A climate-controlled living area that has been designed to maximize available space. —A modular dinner table, a mini-kitchen and a bathroom with a toilet.

Jayco is best known for its hulking travel trailers, but like Airstream, it can do compact, too (well, compact enough to fit in a parking space, that is). The US company’s new  Terrain  model, which starts at $192,000, is an adventure van designed for those who like to veer from the beaten path. As the name suggests, it’s designed for off-roading, with a turbo-diesel V-6, Koni shocks, a rear stabilizer and a rear hitch strong enough to tow an additional trailer if you need more room. Inside, it’s a little spartan compared to some other options on this list, but its kitchenette can be converted into a sleeping area with room for a full-size bed, as well as plenty of storage space beneath. There’s even a built-in awning when you need some shade in the summer months.

Special Features: —Equipped with Koni shocks, a rear stabilizer and a heavy-duty tow hitch. —Kitchenette can be converted into a spacious sleeping area with room for a full-size bed.

Mercedes-Benz clearly doesn’t want to relinquish its title as the go-to van maker for outdoor lovers. At last year’s Düsseldorf Caravan Salon, the German marque showed off a prototype based on its upcoming all-electric EQT van called the Marco Polo. The stylish EV has everything you need for a weekend at the campground and is more compact than the ubiquitous Sprinter. When the van’s rear seats are folded down, the back can be used as either a sleeping area with room for a double bed or a cooking and entertaining space. The kitchen doesn’t have all the bells and whistles of some of the other entries on this list, but it does have a pull-out stove, fridge and sink. There’s also a pop-up, roof-mounted tent if your travel party includes more than two. The Marco Polo is a concept, but Mercedes will sell a module that will allow you to turn any EQT into a camper van when the $51,500 EV goes on sale in the spring.

Special Features: —All-electric power train, so you don’t have to worry about doing too much damage to nature while you explore it. —Its  camping  gear—from the bed to the kitchenette—is part of a module that can be fully removed when you need more cargo room.

The Winnebago Solis is for adventurers who don’t want to be confined to the campground. The van is available with an optional power kit that has everything a group of up to four adults needs to spend a few days off-the-grid. The setup, which includes an inverter, a shore battery converter, a battery energy converter, a solar energy converter and an alternator energy optimizer, can produce enough power to keep the van and all its features running for up to 72 hours. On top of that, the van features a kitchenette, a convertible entertainment area with room for a double bed, and a full-width wet bath.

Special Features: —A unique power kit that can provide enough power to spend up to 72 hours off the grid. —Still has all the features you’d expect from a luxe camper van, including a full-width wet bath.

If you like to mix biking and camping, Outside Van has the vehicle for you. The Portland brand’s  Tails  model is a camper van designed with cyclists in mind. The van, which is based on the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter, has everything you need for a few days away from home, including a kitchenette, a roll-over sofa and a convertible mattress. But what really sets it apart is the rear of the vehicle that’s basically an on-the-go bicycle repair shop, with a fold-down work table, an air compressor and Molle panels to hang all your tools. If that wasn’t enough, it somehow has room for six bikes, even when the bed is laid out for the night.

Special Features: —The back of the van is basically a bicycle-repair shop with a fold-down table, an air compressor and plenty of storage space for tools. —Has room for six bikes, even when its convertible sleeping area is out.

This latest offering from Storyteller Overland, based in Birmingham, Ala., is a true adventure van. The  Beast Mode 4×4  is the outfit’s most feature-packed model yet and was designed specifically for overlanding (as you may have guessed from the company’s name). It’s a true 4×4 powered by a 188 hp turbodiesel V-6 that’s strong enough to tow an additional 5,000 pounds. Its slick retro-style livery is offset with loads of useful off-roading gear, too, such as an LED light package, a roof rack and a side ladder and custom wheels wrapped in BF Goodrich K02 tires. Inside, you’ll find everything you need to relax after a day of exploring, including a cushy lounge that can be converted to a full-size sleeping area. There’s even a climate-control system to ensure you’re comfortable no matter the weather outside. It’s priced at a flat $198,746, for everything listed above.

Special Features: —Turbodiesel V-6 sends 188 hp of power to all four wheels and is strong enough to tow 5,000 extra pounds. —Surprisingly cushy lounge for an off-roading beast.

Let’s get this out of the way: the Loki Expeditions Discovery Series isn’t technically a camper van. It’s a giant expedition vehicle, but because its cabin is installed directly onto a heavy-duty truck chassis you also don’t need anything to tow it. The vehicle’s cabin is what separates it from anything else on this list. Loki Expeditions has turned a shipping container—yes, you read that right—into a full-featured living space that has all the amenities you’d expect to find in a luxury apartment, including a full kitchen with a large fridge, an entertainment area with a U-shaped banquet, and a wet bath with a cassette toilet. It’s also big enough to sleep six adults, with room for two in the dedicated bedroom and four in the entertainment area. And because the heavy-duty vehicle, which starts at $550,000, has all-wheel drive, you can take it practically anywhere.

Special Features: —Cabin has all the features you’d expect to find in a well-appointed apartment and can sleep six adults. —Built on a burly heavy-duty truck chassis that gives you the freedom to venture off the beaten path.

Looking for an EV you can take to the campground. The upcoming EQV just might fit the bill. Despite its relatively compact size—it’s smaller than the ever-popular Sprinter—Dutch camping outfit Tonke has managed to outfit it with everything you need to spend some time communing with nature. It has an entertainment area that doubles as a workspace along with a kitchenette, both of which can be converted into a two-person sleeping area with a simple flip of a bench (a roof-mounted, pop-up tent means it can sleep two more, too). Best of all, there are two variants available—the Touring, which is designed for long road trips, and the Adventure, which is aimed at casual campers.

Special Features: —Fully electronic power train means you won’t have to worry about filling up the tank (though the battery is another story). —Can sleep up to four even despite its relatively compact size.

Best for G-Wagen Lovers: Terracamper Tecrawl 

The Tecrawl isn’t a camper van per se, but it’s hard to leave something this cool off a list like this. Terracamper’s latest offering is based on one of Mercedes-Benz’s most legendary vehicles, the G-Wagen . The German shop has dreamed up a modular accessory kit for the luxury 4×4, that starts at $11,900 and includes a roof-mounted tent, a convertible sofa, and a pull-out kitchenette with a fridge box. Thanks to the ingenious setup, the boxy SUV can sleep up to three and act as your home base next time you want to rough it for the weekend. And because it’s a G-Wagen you can take it as far off-road as you want.

Special Features: —A G-Wagen but has room for up to three people to sleep. —Packs a brawny powertrain that’s well-suited for off-road adventures.

Thor Motor Coach makes camper vans for those uninterested in making sacrifices. With the  Sanctuary , the company has taken Mercedes-Benz’s already excellent Sprinter 2500 4×4 and turned it into something you could easily live on—on or off the grid. The off-road-ready vehicle comes in two configurations—the 19P ($148,680), which features a back bench that converts into a bed, or the 19L ($151,060), which has a fixed double bed. Even with the bed there’s still plenty of room for other creature comforts, including a bathroom, an entertainment area with a TV and a kitchen with a sink, a dual-burner cooktop, a convection microwave oven and a fridge. An Onan 2500 LP generator keeps everything up and running, too, including an A/C system you can leave on for eight hours at a time. There’s also retractable power awning when you want to spend some time outdoors.

Special Features: —Full-featured bathroom has a sink, a shower and a toilet. —Available with your choice of either a convertible or a fixed bed.

Caravan Outfitter’s third-generation Free Bird isn’t the most feature-laden camper van out there, but it has everything you and the family need to spend a weekend (or more) at the campground. The van, which starts at $50,810, is built on the relatively compact Ford Transit Connect platform but still has room for a full-size bed, a multi-purpose table that can be used as a dinette or workstation, and a pull-out kitchenette with a sink. Because it’s smaller than other options on this list, it only has room to sleep two, but there are several enticing add-ons, including roof- and rear-mounted capsule tents, in case you’re traveling group includes more people.

Special Features: —It’s the rare camper van that’s small enough to be comfortably parked inside your garage. —Caravan Outfitters offers several intriguing add-ons so you customize it to your liking.

Airstream isn’t the only famous RV maker that’s gotten into the camper van game. Winnebago actually sells several, and our favorite is the luxe  Boldt . Despite being nowhere near as long as one of its campers—it caps out at 22 feet in length—the $230,276 van has everything you’d expect from the larger vehicle, including dedicated living and sleeping areas, a fully functional kitchen and a bathroom equipped with a shower. You also have several interior decor options to choose from, each of which delivers an updated take on classic Winnebago style. The Boldt is designed for paved roads and campgrounds, but if you want a more rugged ride, the brand also offers the off-road-ready  Revel.

Special Features: —Stretches 22 feet bumper to bumper, meaning there’s plenty of room for you and yours. —Enough space for dedicated entertaining and sleeping areas.

Take one look at  Sportsmobile’s Sprinter 4×4  and it’s clear what its designers had in mind: off-roading. Whether you go with the 12- or 14-foot configuration, the Texas outfit’s stripped-down take on Mercedes’s ultra-popular van comes equipped with a 3.0-liter BlueTec V-6 connected to a five-speed automatic transmission and pumps out 188 hp and 325 ft lbs of torque. That should be more than enough to tackle even the toughest terrain. Inside, you’ll find a spacious living area with a full-featured kitchen. If you want even more room, you can also opt for a pop-up sleeping area that’ll make it that much easier to lounge in comfort.

Special Features: —Well insulated throughout, but also has space for a propane furnace or heater. — 3.0-liter BlueTec V-6 and four-wheel drive mean it can take on any terrain.

Struggling to find a camper van that’s just right? Boho might be able to help. The Arizona-based company specializes in conversions and will work with you to create the vehicle of your dreams. The company offers several 20- to 24-foot layouts—of which the most popular is the appropriately named Old Faithful—that can be further tailored to meet your needs, whether your priority is multi-season versatility, lots of cooking space, or spending serious amounts of time on the road. The company also offers plenty of cool add-ons too, like wood paneling and flooring.

Special Features: —Versatile layouts that can be further customized so that you’re getting the exact van you want. —The wooden interior option looks better than it has any right to.

Ford’s ready to knock the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter off its perch. The Detroit giant unveiled its own camper van, the Transit Trail, last fall. The adventure-ready vehicle is based on its uber-popular commercial van but is taller, wider and outfitted with protective body cladding. It’s also powered by a potent V-6 that sends 310 horses and 400 ft lbs to all four wheels via a 10-speed automatic gearbox. Right now, Ford seems content to let the $65,975 vehicle be the base for the camper van of your dreams, but it comes loaded with a slew of features that will come in handy at the campground, including a drillable wall you can use to install shelves, a kitchenette or furniture, along with a 12-inch infotainment touchscreen and a back-up camera. It also available in three body configurations—medium-roof, standard length; high-roof, standard length; and high-roof, extended length—one of which should fit your needs.

Special Features: —It’s basically a blank slate for you and your partner to create your own dream camper. —Still comes with premium features such as a 12-inch infotainment screen and a back-up camera.

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17 Best Camper Vans 2024 (New Class B RVs Available!)

Our shortlist for the best camper vans in 2024, including long-time favorites, new models, and european models now available in the u.s..

• 1 Our shortlist for the Best Camper Vans in 2024, including long-time favorites, new models, and European models now available in the U.S.!
• 2 How Do You Choose the Right Camper Van?
• 3.1 1. Grech STRADA-ion
• 3.2.1 The No Wood RV = Mold & Mildew Resistant (Video)
• 3.3 3. Roadtrek Pivot
• 3.4 4. Roadtrek Chase
• 3.5 5. Coachmen Galleria Li3
• 3.6 6. Coachmen Beyond
• 3.7 7. Coachmen Nova
• 3.8 8. Thor Tellaro
• 3.9 9. 4X4 Tiffin GH1
• 3.10 10. Winnebago Travato
• 3.11 11. Winnebago Revel
• 3.12 12. Pleasure-Way Plateau FL
• 3.13 13. Airstream Rangeline
• 3.14 14. Airstream Interstate
• 3.15 15. Entegra Coach Launch
• 3.16 16. Westfalia Wave
• 3.17 17. The Advanced RV Van
• 4 Your Vote for the Best Camper Vans
• 5 Our RV Buying Secrets

If you’re looking for the freedom and sense of adventure that a motorhome provides but want the mobility of a car, then you should consider a camper van.

Camper vans are an attractive option given that they are compact, rugged, and can be as equipped as you need. You can go pretty much anywhere a car can go and get better gas mileage than bigger RVs.

They come in a variety of sizes and configurations depending on their purpose.

Some are designed for weekend travel, while others can accommodate simple full-time living. Some are for campgrounds, and others for boondocking. Some are cheap, and others are shockingly expensive!

(Curious what a $500,000 camper van entails? See at the end of the list!)

How Do You Choose the Right Camper Van?

Like other RV classes, there are many options for camper vans on the market. Perhaps too many. That's why we're highlighting the best ones.

Choosing the best camper van for you depends on your travel plans, as well as the following considerations:

• Your Budget
• Size to accommodate your gear and passengers
• Drivetrain (2-wheel, 4-wheel, or all-wheel drive)
• Diesel vs. gasoline
• Service history and mileage (if buying used)
• Weekender vs. Fulltime

The following list of 2024 best camper vans gives you a range of the above features.

The Best Camper Vans 2024

Based on our experience, many visits to RV shows, and other campers, we’ve compiled a list of the best camper vans for you to check out this year.

You'll find camper vans that are tried-and-true, as well as new models that are catching the attention of RVers everywhere.

The following are listed in no particular order, as the “best” depends on your individual needs and wants. But this shortlist will help you determine which camper van is best for you.

1. Grech STRADA-ion

The STRADA-ion is Grech's flagship Sprinter Motorhome. It's a luxury Class B with an advanced lithium-ion battery energy storage system. It provides a total of 1,260Ah, which will run the AC for up to 12 hours on battery power alone.

It has a 280-amp alternator that charges the lithium-ion batteries from idle , meaning you don't have to drive to charge your batteries. The battery management software pairs with its Fire Fly control system, which you can operate from your phone.

The 2024 Grech RV Strada is built on the all-new 2023 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter AWD. with air suspension.

It's 24 feet long and sleeps 2. It comes in 2 floorplans, the Lounge Plan and Tour Plan. The biggest difference between the two is that the Lounge Plan seats up to 9, whereas the Tour Plan “only” seats 7. I put “only” in quotations because 7 is a lot of people!

And all seats have seat belts! Many campervans can “seat” several guests, but only provide seatbelts for 2-4. The Stradia provides a safer alternative for all of your travel companions.

MSRP starts at $259,900.

2. Embassy RV Dolphin SL

The Embassy Dolphin SL is known for its revolutionary floor plan that allows for two separate sleeping areas . That means a person can stay awake or wake up early and not disturb the person who's sleeping!

This separate sleeping arrangement also makes it popular among single parents, traveling friends, and traveling business partners. And, speaking of work, the rear bed platform converts into a table-height desk.

It's 22'2″ long and built on a Ford Transit Chassis. The kitchen and bathroom separate the front living/sleeping area from the rear bedroom. Your usable space can be extended with an optional rear porch with tent.

The Dolphin SL has a lithium-ion battery system. It doesn't come with solar, but the system can be fully charged by the engine. You can add a battery management system with Bluetooth™ connectivity as an option.

Unfortunately, Embassy doesn't list MSRP, but it likely starts in the $150,000 – $175,000 range. So, you have to call to get a quote for your desired floorplan and options.

The No Wood RV = Mold & Mildew Resistant (Video)

BUT! Perhaps the most NOTABLE FEATURE of the latest Dolphin SL RV Model is that it's a No Wood RV. It's made of composite material that makes it mold and mildew-resistant .

That's excellent news for RVers in wet or tropical climates. (Hear that Florida snowbirds?!)

3. Roadtrek Pivot

The Roadtrek Pivot is 20'9″ long and built on a RAM Promaster 3500 chassis. It comfortably seats 4 and sleeps 3 with an optional folding mattress.

It has two different bed setup options: two twin beds or one king bed. The optional single folding mattress can be laid across the front two captain seats.

A popular feature is its Duo Space bathroom , which comes standard. It has a pivoting wall that creates a separate showering area and keeps the other amenities dry. They market it as the “driest wet bath ever.”

It also has an outdoor shower and rear access doors. So, you can open the side sliding door and rear swing doors for an open indoor/outdoor setup.

It comes standard with a 13′ power awning, 600 AMP lithium battery system, generator, 300-watt solar panels, and 12/100 V power inverter.

MSRP starts at $183,386.

4. Roadtrek Chase

We've owned a couple Roadtreks, so it's no surprise another model makes it on the list. The Chase is one of the most affordable on the list with it's simple, efficient design.

The Chase is 20'9″ and built on the Ram ProMaster 3500 extended van chassis. It can seat 4 and sleep 3 with an optional folding mattress that lays over the cab seats.

It has a 300W solar panel and 600 amp lithium battery system. Some other nice standard features include a 13′ power awning, 11,000 BTU A/C, and heavy duty magnetic bug screens for rear and passenger sliding door.

MSRP is $176,386.

5. Coachmen Galleria Li3

The Coachmen Galleria is 24'3″ long and built on the award-winning 3500 Mercedes Sprinter extended platform. We toured it and took the above picture at the Florida RV SuperShow.

It has four floorplan options , including one option (24A) with a fixed bed and power incline storage underneath. Its kitchen is on the bigger side, including a 7.3 cu. ft. refrigerator with pull-out freezer in the 24A and 24FL floor plans.

Standard features include an Onan quiet generator, 330W solar, and a standard 330 Ah AGM battery with 2,000W Pure Sine Wave Inverter.

But you'll notice that we specifically listed the Galleria Li3 . This is an upgraded option for a 630 Ah Li3 lithium battery that we think makes it one of the best camper vans. (The model pictured above is an Li3).

Coachmen doesn't list the MSRP, but it likely starts around $250,000. You'd need to contact a local dealer to learn more.

6. Coachmen Beyond

Coachment earns another spot on the list with the Beyond. We toured it and took the above picture at the Florida RV SuperShow.

At 22'2 “, it's two feet shorter and gets 1 mpg better gas mileage than the Galleria. It's built on the Ford Transit AWD chassis with a 3.5L EcoBoost engine and 10-speed transmission.

The Beyond has three floorplan options , including the 22RB that has a rear wet bath with a flip-down sink and shower. This roomier bathroom makes it a popular choice.

Some standard features include a 2.8KW gasoline generator, 195W solar panel with dual charging capabilities, and a 2,000W Xantrex inverter with auto-gen start. Like the Galleria, you can opt for the Li3 Lithium Battery System, among other nice upgrade options.

Coachmen doesn't list the MSRP, but it likely starts around $200,000. You'd need to contact a local dealer to learn more.

7. Coachmen Nova

That's right, Coachmen has a third model that makes our list of the best camper vans. The Nova (as the name implies) is the newest member of the Coachmen Class B family.

The Nova is 20'11” and has three floorplans to choose from. Like the Beyond, it has a floorplan option with a rear bath (20RB).

It's built on the Ram Pro Master 3500 extended Chassis with a 3.6L V6 engine. It comes standard with 220W solar and 3 Group 31 115AH AGM Batteries.

Like the other two Coachmen on this list, you can opt for the Li3 Lithium Battery System. A unique option the Nova offers is a Pop Top with a 190W solar panel, skylight, and Thule awning.

Again, Coachmen doesn't list the MSRP, but it likely starts around $175,000. You'd need to contact a local dealer to learn more.

8. Thor Tellaro

The Tellaro from Thor is one of the most affordable camper vans on this list. It features many of the same functionalities as their Sequence model, except the Tellaro is available with a pop-top.

The Tellaro is 21′ long, and without the pop-top, sleeps two people. It's available in 4 floorplans, so you have lots of choices with this one. We particularly like the 20A floorplan that gives you a sky bunk option in addition to a rear bedroom.

Standard equipment includes a Thule bike rack, 190-watt solar panel, dual 100-Ah lithium house batteries, power awning, and a power-saver AC system. This model features the same generator you’ll find in the Solis, as well as a similar bathroom.

The Tellaro, however, does have a few advantages over the Winnebago Solis. For example, it has a bigger dining table and refrigerator, extended storage space, and a powered awning.

Tellaro MSRP starts at $140,560, depending on the floorplan you select. The 20A floorplan that we like starts at $144,760.

9. 4X4 Tiffin GH1

The GH1 is the new Tiffin 4×4 AWD vehicle, replacing the Tiffin Cahaba. It's a small but mighty camper van that seats 4 and sleeps 2.

The overall length is 19'6″ long and built on a Mercedes 2500 Sprinter chassis with a 3.0L turbo diesel engine.

It has on-board 200-watt solar panel, and a 540-Amp Hour Lithium-Ion Battery Kit with a 3,000-Watt Inverter. It's pre-wired for optional Starlink Pro and its 15,000-BTU A/C has soft-start and WirelessCapability.

The sleek design includes all-metal running boards, a fixed and side-mounted roof access ladder, and a powered awning. Another cool feature is its on-board air compressor.

Tiffin doesn't list the MSRP, but it likely starts around $180,000. Contact a local dealer to learn more.

10. Winnebago Travato

The Travato from Winnebago is one of the top-selling camper vans in North America. At 21’, it sleeps 2 and seats 4.

It has 2 floorplans, one with a single large Murphy+bed (59G) and the other with two single beds (59K). Both floor plans are available in either AGM batteries/generator or lithium with a second under-the-hood alternator (59GL and 59KL).

It's built on a Ram ProMaster chassis with a 3.6L V6 engine.

Roof and sidewall insulation, heated tanks and available dual-pane acrylic insulated windows extend the camping season. We love winter camping, and even wrote an ebook for those who want to give it a try.

The Travato features a Pure 3  Advanced Energy System that provides more than 9,000 useable watt-hours of power. You can boost that to over 12,000 with their optional 4-module energy pack.

The 4 floorplans range from $175,292 to $210,515.

Winnebago also offers a 4-sleeper floorplan with the Solix 59PX . It starts at $152,169.

11. Winnebago Revel

Winnebao earns another spot on the list with the Revel. It's now built on the AWD Mercedes-Benz® Sprinter chassis with a 4 cylinder turbo diesel engine.

The Revel is 19'7″, sleeps 2, and seats 4. It comes with one 320-amp hour LiFePO 4  battery you can monitor via Bluetooth. ®  Plus, a quiet, Hydronic Heating System.

The Revel's most notable feature that sets it apart from others is its power lift bed with large gear garage below. It gives you extra gear storage without sacrificing sleeping space. We also like the fold-down outside table.

MSRP is $223,495, which we think is reasonable for this compact RV that fits a lot of gear.

12. Pleasure-Way Plateau FL

The Plateau FL is 22'9″ long and built on a Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 3500 van chassis. It has a 3.0L V6 BlueTEC diesel engine.

It has two separate living areas with an electric sofa that coverts to a queen bed in the back and a lounge area in the front. This setup allows two people to easily enjoy “Me Time” with separate TVs and sitting areas.

The front lounge also has a multifunctional workstation. And the gallery kitchen has more counterspace than you often see in camper vans.

The Plateau FL has Dual 100Ah lithium batteries, a 2000-watt pure-sine wave inverter, and an Onan generator.

MSRP is $204,750.

13. Airstream Rangeline

The Airstream Rangeline is 21′ long and is built on the RAM ProMaster 3500 chassis. It has a 3.6L Pentastar V6 engine.

It has a simple, efficient floorplan with a rear sleeping area for 2 and seat capacity for 4. You can expand the living and sleeping space with an optional pop-top.

It comes standard with a single 270Ah Deep Cycle Lithium Battle Born Battery (LiFePO4), 100 amp charger, a 2,000 watt power inverter, and a 200 watt solar panel.

It may not have as many bells and whistles as other camper vans, but it's very practical and comfortable. Plus, it's one of the most affordable options.

Pricing starts at $147,570.

14. Airstream Interstate

The Airstream Interstate comes in 6 models and two sizes: 19′ and 24′. You get lots of options, especially when it comes to how many people it can accommodate.

The 19-foot models sleep 2 and seat 4, but the 24-foot models can sleep two and seat up to 9 people! It's hard to go into detail about the features and floor plans, because you have so many options.

But Airstream lives up to its iconic name with all six models. So, they're worth checking out individually. The image above is the largest, most expensive of the bunch.

MSRP ranges from $178,640 to $246,351.

15. Entegra Coach Launch

The Entegra Coach Launch is 19'6″ long and is built on a Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 2500 4×4 van chassis. It has a 2.0L 4-cylinder diesel engine.

The interior includes a generous garage space in the rear with a drop-down bed. It can sleep 2 and seat 3 in a small yet functional living area.

On the exterior, it has a fold-down exterior table, a double roof rack, and a moveable roof ladder. New for 2024, is its integrated Starlink Satellite Internet System.

It comes standard with a 48V 210Ah smart lithium battery that provides 10KWh of power. It also has a 3,500W inverter and 200W solar panels.

The Entegra Coach website has a Build & Price feature, which shows the basic MSRP at $246,375.

16. Westfalia Wave

Twenty years after leaving the American market, the Italian RV company, Westfalia, returns to our shores. Westfalia campers are best known for their pop-up roofs, but they are also introducing a brand-new model called the Wave .

The Wave is 20′-9″ on a Dodge Promaster chassis. It has a complete bathroom, kitchen, and versatile sleeping options for up to 6 people. Yes, this campervan can sleep up to six people!

Their patented convertible passenger seating flips down over the driver's area to create a third bed. That's in addition to the pop-top bed that's perfect for kids and the larger bed options in the back. Of course, 6 adults would be pushing it, but it's a great option for families with small kids or teens.

Other notable features include:

• Modern natural tones
• Rear, under-bed trunk that can fit mountain bikes
• Pass-through storage that can fit long gear, like paddle boards
• Cassette toilet in wet bath (yes, it has a shower!)
• Propane cooktop, microwave oven, and Vitrifrigo Refrigerator
• 600-amp hours of lithium batteries & 3,000-watt inverter
• Firefly tablet-style multiplex system

We got to tour it at this year's RV SuperShow in Tampa, and were impressed. They list two Florida RV dealers on their American website and include MSRP, so it seems like they are officially available*!

The non-pop top Wave MSRP is $156,627. The Wave Pop Top MSRP is $167,616.

*It's rather common at RV shows for European models to be showcased and promoted as “coming to America” without any substance backing that up. They attract a lot of hype at RV shows , but then you never see these RVs actually make it onto American roads.

So, it's reassuring that Westfalia already has an established and growing dealership network. Pro Tip: Be sure to ask about FIRM delivery dates. If the best they can offer is “available soon,” consider holding off.

17. The Advanced RV Van

Rounding out our list of the best Cass B RVs for 2022 are the custom vans built by Advanced RV of Willoughby, Ohio.

They are not for everyone because of the cost. They even clearly state in their FAQs that “an ARV will cost 2-4 times more than a factory-built, class B motorhome purchased from a dealer.” They're very possibly the most expensive campervan on the market.

These vans – built on the Mercedes Benz Sprinter chassis – are completely customized to the customer. Each one is built with features and a floor plan personally selected by the buyer after several days of planning with Advanced RV engineers and designers.

No two Advanced RV vans are alike, and each is named by the customer. From the time the order is submitted to the time it is delivered – usually a year-long process – it is referred to by that name and never a number. 

The vans typically have massive lithium battery power supplies, high-end, computer-controlled air suspension systems for smooth rides, handcrafted cabinetry, deluxe entertainment systems, and innovative components like recirculating water systems.

The vans start at about $340,000 and go up to around $500,000.

I told you these were not for everyone. But in a list of the best Class B RVs, Advanced RV has to be included. They truly are quality designs.

It is worth noting that they have Pre-Owned ARVs for sale on their website, as well. You don't get to fully customize it, but you do get a customized van at a better price.

Here's a video tour we did of the factory to give you an idea of the process.

Your Vote for the Best Camper Vans

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32 Responses to “17 Best Camper Vans 2024 (New Class B RVs Available!)”

April 02, 2024at2:05 am , judi ayam said:

Appreciate the recommendation. Let me try it out.

March 30, 2024at4:21 pm , scott huffman said:

These are all great but I am telling you I own a 1998 Chinook and it just blows all of these out of the water. Just a lot more room. 4 people can comfortably play cards around the resturant like booth and table. My advise is buy a mint one for 20k and spend 10k updating all the electronics. Only downside is I am 5-9 200lbs, not very big, but I have trouble wiping my butt in the little wet bath. Hey, I didn’t buy it for the pooper anyway but it is good enough. Just dont eat a lot of donuts.

February 03, 2024at7:57 am , Frank wright said:

Mike, I was surprised you did not have the Pleasureway Ontour 2.0 and 2.2 in your list. These are some of the most sought after vans in the country. I have an Ontour 2.2 and this coach is amazing. From the Ford eco boost engine to the large bathroom it is close to the perfect B. This doesn’t take into account the customer service Pleasureway is known for. I am 6ft 4in and about 280lbs and it is the only B van than is comfortable for someone my size.

January 26, 2024at3:44 am , Murray Levine said:

I own a Grech 2022 Turismo Ion RV and the Grech build is teriffic. All A1 construction. But you referred to the company as “Gretch.” There is no “T” in the name. The people at the factory are very friendly and they welcome you if you have any problems.

January 26, 2024at11:01 am , Team RV Lifestyle said:

Oh no – thank you for pointing out this typo! Team RV Lifestyle

January 25, 2024at11:07 am , Warren Gress said:

Great summary! I did notice you mentioned the Travato has 4 floor plans. They have 4 trim levels, but only a G and K floor plan, available in either AGM batteries/generator or lithium with a second under the hood alternator.

January 25, 2024at4:20 pm , Team RV Lifestyle said:

Great catch – we clarified the copy – thanks, Warren! Team RV Lifestyle

May 16, 2023at2:19 pm , Dede Bett said:

Just an FYI: The Pleasure-Way Plateau is on a 3500 Mercedes Benz Sprinter van, not a 2500.

We own a 2018 Pleasure-Way XLTS, the larger B+ van, they currently don’t make them (too bad, it’s great!) and we love it! We looked at several others and felt the quality of Pleasure-Way was better than some on your list that you’ve rated higher, but that’s our opinion.

May 17, 2023at4:41 pm , Team RV Lifestyle said:

Pleasure-Way makes a great van, for sure! Team RV Lifestyle

July 19, 2022at9:48 am , Michal Grupa said:

Great list! I recently did 2 road trips, 1 in a Winnebago Solis in the States and 1 in a brand new VW T6.1 California in Portugal. The ‘Winnie’ was pretty good but it’s a big sloppy thing, driving it just isn’t much fun and we had a bunch of issues with it form the start… Not Ideal…

The 2nd trip was much different. Portugal is incredible and I was blown away by the level of quality in the VW camper. The fit and finish was really nice and tight. If anyone is heading out that way check out the company, Siesta Campers, I think they’re really onto something special there. Enjoy the ride.

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July 19, 2022at5:15 pm , Team RV Lifestyle said:

Thanks for sharing your experience ! Team RV Lifestyle

June 26, 2022at4:03 pm , The Luxury Camper Van Buying Guide | RV Lifestyle said:

[…] a more detailed look at the best camper vans in general (all ranges), check out this article: The Best Camper Vans. We compiled that list based on our experience and other campers we’ve gotten to […]

June 21, 2021at7:21 pm , Roger said:

Betty: We will work with you if you are located far away to help reduce your delivery cost — PLMK?

July 03, 2021at10:46 pm , Joel said:

Hi Roger, is this still available? Does it have a toilet? Thanks, Joel

July 10, 2021at11:06 pm , ROGER REINER said:

Yes, everything works, but the shower is not currently hooked up. That’s the way it was when we bought it, but we did have it checked out and it does work, but needs to be re-connected. We never needed it so have not done so yet.

June 15, 2021at2:48 am , Betty Brunson said:

Very interested in your van. Where are you located?

June 17, 2021at11:57 am , Roger said:

Western SD, near Rapid City, Sturgis, Mount Rushmore, etc.

February 15, 2021at10:11 am , ZX Macman said:

I understand the Winnebago Travato is the No. 1 selling camper van but you never mention it.

January 24, 2021at12:16 pm , alan schroepfer said:

Looking for a short 17′ solid high-top B motorhome like the old Roadtrek 170. Todays “short” advertised B’s .are at least 19′. Revel’s Mercedes is too expensive. I’ve called the major B manufacturers and as of January 2021 no USA builder plans to meet this market. Is there a European product like this being sold and available in the lower 48?

June 14, 2021at5:24 pm , ROGER REINER said:

We have a 1990 Ford E-250 fully self-contained. Shower works but is not hooked up. Few minor dings and repairs. We bought this as a basket case and then had nearly everything repaired so it all works fine now, I think. Has new Michelin tires, new computer, many other things. Microwave, fridge, TV, 2-burner stove, Onan 2800 generator, Comfortably sleeps 3 adults or maybe two adults, two children. Respond with ph# or email and I can provide pics and other details. We don’t need to sell but will as both of us are facing health issues. ~est. $20,000 or so.

June 14, 2021at5:42 pm , Roger said:

Forgot to mention this is a factory Ford 190 Falcon. Mileage is 99435. No leaks on vehicle or engine, trans, etc., all 3 new fuel pumps, both batteries replaced, tranny flushed, inverter plate replaced, full tune-up, manual awning works fine, AC/heater work good, plus several other minor things done and a few yet to be including a few cosmetic things. Currently winterized.

June 16, 2021at4:23 pm , ROGER REINER said:

Forgot to mention it has a heavy duty hitch as well. We debugged this a few years ago on a 3000 mile round trip to the Mojave desert in S. CA. — you can try to reach me at rushcard1 which is registered under yahoo.com using the at sign — the generator is actually a 2.8 KW Onan and looks new — thanks.

January 21, 2021at9:22 am , Maureen Collind said:

What about the Recon and Metris camper vans? How do you rate them?

January 19, 2021at12:41 pm , Mark said:

All units listed, except the Revel, have a Truma heating system onboard. Focus on reliability and comfort from these OEMs is clear from their selection of systems on board.

January 19, 2021at9:30 am , Doug said:

No AC or generator on the Solis 59P

January 19, 2021at2:34 pm , Amy Delpiere said:

You’re right Doug. I noticed that also. My understanding is that you need to upgrade to the PX to get enough space on the roof for an AC unit. The small bathroom size may be a deal-breaker for my husband, but I still like the Solis a lot.

January 19, 2021at9:02 am , Anne said:

After many years of searching, I found the Panoramic- built in Quebec Canada. As soon as I walked in, I knew it was the one. Quality is better than all others, in my opinion.

January 19, 2021at8:50 am , richard said:

Coach House Arriva. Same size as the Airstream, equally high-end finishes, and a dry bath!

January 19, 2021at8:49 am , Marsha said:

So sad you don’t even mention Roadtrek anymore….

January 19, 2021at12:34 pm , Pamela Forman said:

It is, isn’t it. Probably sorry they don’t have one anymore!

July 18, 2021at2:31 pm , Joni said:

Since I have one. Roadtrek would probably be my number 1 choice.

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The 27 Best Camper Vans for Your Next Road Trip

A great camper van combines the maneuverability of a passenger car with the comforts of a motorhome. These are the top brands to know.

By Tyler Duffy

Camper vans are the ultimate recreational vehicles. They combine the maneuverability of a passenger car with comforts typically reserved for travel trailers and full-blown motorhomes.

Unfortunately, some of the top camper vans in the world never come to the US. The modern equivalent of the classic VW model , tantalizingly named The California , is only sold in Europe. Meanwhile, only Aussies can snag this badass, off-roading Toyota van with Land Cruiser bits .

But #vanlife is alive and well in the US. Stateside drivers still have dozens of excellent options from major manufacturers and independent builders, alike. Here are 27 to know before your next road trip.

Adventure Wagon

• Location: Portland, OR
• Vans: Ford Transit, Mercedes Sprinter
• Service: Kits/Installation
• Starting Price: $16,000

Portland-based Adventure Wagon builds modular interior conversion kits for Mercedes Sprinter and Ford Transit vans. Its kits come with integrated wiring, ventilation and insulation and can be installed in a matter of days by a professional installer or as a DIY project.

• Location: Jackson Center, Ohio
• Vans: Ram ProMaster, Mercedes Sprinter
• Starting Price: $147,570

Airstream is an iconic name in camping trailers but the company also offers a range of top-of-the-line vans it calls “touring coaches” — including the Interstate Nineteen, which fits an entire motorhome of conveniences into a 19-foot van. In 2022, Airstream debuted a more affordable model called the Rangeline based on the Ram ProMaster.

Antero Adventure Motors

• Location: Colorado/Dealers
• Service: Conversion
• Starting Price: Contact Dealers

Colorado-based Antero Adventure Motors, formerly known as Summit Adventure Vans, builds off-road-ready adventure vans. The brand currently offers a Longs Peak model van built with the Mercedes Sprinter, while its Pikes Peak is based on the Ford Transit. The brands are off-the-grid ready with 180 watts of solar power and offer full-length L-track insets for customizable floor plans.

Benchmark Vehicles

• Van: Mercedes Sprinter

Oregon-based Benchmark Vehicles promises to build your dream escape vehicle. It dropped Ford Transit conversions to focus on building custom, off-road-ready Mercedes-Benz Sprinter conversions. One unique feature is offering French-made Scopema flip and fold van seats.

Boho Camper Vans

• Location: Tempe, AZ
• Van: Ram ProMaster
• Service: Conversion/Rentals
• Starting Price: ~$41,000 (not including van)

Arizona-based Boho Camper Vans performs conversions of Ram ProMaster vans. The brand is known for its exceptional custom wood interiors. Boho Camper Vans also maintains a rental fleet and sells used vans after one year in service.

Boulder Camper Vans

• Location: Boulder, CO
• Vans: Mercedes Sprinter, Ram ProMaster, Ford Transit
• Service: Conversions/Rentals
• Starting Price: $100,000

Colorado-based Boulder Camper Vans performs custom Mercedes Sprinter, Ram ProMaster, and Ford Transit conversions — and it also rents its vehicles if you want to give #vanlife a try before buying. Interiors are hand-crafted, and vans can be outfitted for four-season use with heat, air conditioning and insulated piping.

Brooklyn Campervans

• Location: Brooklyn, NY
• Service: Conversions
• Starting Price: $92,000

Brooklyn Campervans is based in — you guessed it — Brooklyn, New York. Its specializes in building what it calls “beautifully designed smart homes” out of Mercedes Sprinter vans. Its offerings feature a wide range of materials and, crucially, indoor showers.

Caravan Outfitter

• Location: Everett, WA
• Vans: Ford Transit Connect, Mercedes Metris, Mercedes Sprinter
• Service: Conversions/Upfits/Rentals
• Starting Price: $49,810 (Free Bird)

Caravan Outfitter brings the spirit of the old Volkswagen Westfalia into modern camper van builds. Its four-seater Freebird model is all-new for 2022 and based on the Ford Transit Connect. The company also does a la carte upfits for Mercedes Sprinter vans, adding features like a pop-top roof and diesel heater.

Colorado Camper Van

• Location: Loveland, CO
• Services: Conversions (Interior and Pop Top)
• Starting Price: Varies

Colorado Camper Van performs custom conversions for a wide range of camper vans. The company specializes in adding pop-top roofs to both camper vans and camping trailers; custom interiors; and 4×4 conversions for Ford vans.

• Location: Newport Beach, CA

Southern California-based El Kapitan builds luxurious camper vans based on short and long-wheelbase Mercedes Sprinter vans specializing in “handcrafted perfection” with metal, hardwoods, fine leather, fabrics and electronics. It offers Story Maker (Sprinter 144 inches) and Dream Weaver (Sprinter 170 inches) conversions with a range of floor plans.

Freedom Vans

• Location: Bellingham, WA
• Starting Price: $40K (van not included)

Washington-based Freedom Vans builds cozy, comfortable and custom Sprinter and Transit conversions, whether you’re looking for a family van or a commercial buildout. The brand specializes in cozy interiors and solar power systems, which can be added to other vans a la carte.

• Location: Oakland, CA
• Starting Price: $45,000

California-based Glampervan specializes in multi-use builds based on the Ram ProMaster that are designed to transition from two-person weekend getaway vehicles to everyday duty as a mobile office or van for hauling gear. The company also offers a stripped-down Core build for those who want to DIY their own van.

Mercedes-Benz

• Location: Stuttgart, Germany
• Van: Mercedes Metris
• Starting Price: ~$70,000

Mercedes-Benz offers a pop-top camper version of its Metris van called the Metris Getaway built by Peace Vans . It seats five, sleeps four, and can be fitted with upgrades like a roof rack, an eight-foot awning, mosquito nets and a pull-out rear kitchen. You can order one through a Mercedes dealership with a full factory warranty.

• Location: Vancouver, Canada
• Starting Price: $120,000-plus (bespoke build)

Vancouver-based Nomad Vans builds custom overland expedition vans based on the Mercedes Sprinter and Ford Transit that are designed to be durable and provide comfortable living in any season. Vans can include custom gear garages, pop-out compartments for extra living space and even custom upholstery.

Oasis Campervans

• Location: Larkspur, CO
• Vans: Minivans
• Starting Price: $8,100

Want a camper based on a minivan instead of a full-size one? Oasis Campervans offers custom minivan conversions for the Toyota Sienna, Honda Odyssey and Chrysler Pacifica with kitchen, sleeping and storage setups with hardwood finishes. It offers two conversions, Classic and Nomad, the latter aimed at campers on a budget.

Outside Van

Outside Van performs Mercedes Sprinter-based conversion vans for adventure enthusiasts, performing custom woodwork, metalwork and upholstery in-house. Buyers can opt for the Peak experience with a fully bespoke build or the Fusion using one of Outside Van’s proven layouts.

Paved to Pines

• Location: Redwing, Saskatchewan
• Van: Ford Transit, Ram Promaster, Mercedes Sprinter
• S ervice: Conversions
• Starting Price: ~$30,000 (van not included)

Paved to Pines is a Canadian builder based in Saskatchewan that ships all over North America. It works with Ford Transits, Ram ProMasters and Mercedes Sprinters — not to mention school buses. The company can build four-season off-the-grid units. And it offers both custom and more affordable semi-custom layouts.

• Location: Seattle, WA
• Services: Conversion/Repair/Rentals

Peace Vans performs modern conversions of Mercedes Metris vans. It offers a basic Weekender build and a Full Camper build with a fully-outfitted kitchen (42-liter refrigerator, integrated sink, two portable stoves) and custom cabinetry. Want a more vintage style? Peace Vans also repairs and does electric conversions of old VW Vanagons.

Ready.Set.Van.

• Location: Hamilton Twp, NJ
• Services: Conversions
• Starting Price: $38,000 (van not included)

New Jersey-based Ready.Set.Van turns Ram ProMaster vans into apartments on wheels, with the help of Tesla-sourced batteries . It specializes in innovative storage solutions, including below-the-bed gear storage and off-grid power systems. Read our review of Ready.Set.Van .

Sportsmobile

• Locations: Huntington, IN/Austin, TX/Fresno, CA
• Vans: Ford Transit, Ram ProMaster, Mercedes Sprinter
• Starting Price: Contact (expect $150,000-plus)

Sportsmobile performs a range of conversions on Mercedes Sprinter, Ford Transit and Ram ProMaster vans. It specializes in outfitting 4×4 vans for heavy-duty off-roading, including the Sportsmobile Ford-based Classic 4×4 and the Sprinter 4×4 , with features like locking differentials, Fox Shocks and a sway bar disconnect.

Storyteller Overland

• Location: Birmingham, AL
• Starting Price: $171,429

Storyteller Overland is based in Alabama. The company produces a line of Mercedes Benz-based off-road vans including its top-of-the-line Beast Mode and a Ford Transit-based Mode LT model . Features include custom wheels with all-terrain tires and a touchscreen control system.

• Location: Bellevue, ID

Idaho-based Sync Vans performs “semi-custom” conversions of short and long-wheelbase Mercedes Sprinter. Buyers make their customizations using a Sync Vans suggested configuration as a template, allowing for a quicker build time than a complete custom build. Sync Vans can add custom cabinets, lighting and upholstery.

Thor Motor Coach

• Location: Elkhart, IN
• Vans : Ram ProMaster, Mercedes Sprinter
• Starting Price: $112,980

Thor Motor Coach is a sibling brand of Airstream . It has a vast lineup of Class B motorhomes and Mercedes Sprinter-based camper vans and that includes the Mercedes Sprinter 4×4-based Sanctuary , which is ready to hit the trail from the factory with optional off-road tires and a roof-mounted solar panel.

• Location: Golden, CO
• Starting Price: $225,000 (vehicle included)

Colorado-based TouRig performs both spec and custom Mercedes-Benz Sprinter and (newly for 2020) Ford Transit-based 4×4 adventure van conversions. It offers a range of electrical and plumbing systems for going off the grid. TouRig can also outfit vans for off-road use with suspension kits, shocks and mounts, wheels and tires.

• Location: San Diego, CA
• Starting Price: $119,000

San Diego-based VanCraft performs conversion for both short and long-wheelbase Mercedes Sprinter vans. Its builds are designed to go off the grid and offer features like Oak Butcher Block Counters, four-season insulation and open-concept garage storage. VanCraft also offers rentals.

Vanlife Customs

• Location: Denver, CO
• Starting Price: $90,000

Denver-based Vanlife Customs can build modern or rustic conversions of Mercedes Sprinter, Ford Transit and Ram ProMaster vans. It can also tailor them to your unique style with custom wood interiors. VanLife Customs also rents vans in Colorado, Nevada and Utah.

• Location: Eden Prairie, MN
• Starting Price: $140,374

Winnebago is an iconic Iowa-based recreational vehicle manufacturer. While best known for its bus-like RVs, the company also produces a wide range of Ram ProMaster- and Mercedes Sprinter-based camper vans, from the affordable pop-top Solis and comparatively petite Solis Pocket to the off-road-ready Revel 4×4 .

Factors to Consider When Building a Custom Camper Van Amenities: How are you going to use the camper van? What features do you need to accomplish that goal? What you need for the weekend “get away from it all” trips will differ from trying to live completely off-the-grid. What sort of toilet and indoor/shower setup facilities do you need? Build Time: Build times for a custom camper van can vary from several weeks to several months. And the most popular builders will have waitlists before they can even get to your build. Materials: You want your camper van to be durable. Like with your physical home, that means using quality materials. That may cost more at the outset but it may end up saving you in the long run. Size: How many people are going to be camping? Where are you going to store it? Is your HOA going to throw a fit if it doesn’t fit in a standard garage? Do you need to be able to stand inside of it? Transparency: Building a custom camper van isn’t cheap. The van alone can cost north of $50,000. The more features, customization and craftsmanship that goes into it, the more expensive the van will be on the back end. Make sure the pricing structure is upfront, clear and itemized before committing.

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15 Best Camper Vans of 2023 for the Adventurous

Today we’re going to be looking at the top camper vans on the market. Each of these tiny homes would make the perfect adventure bus for you next off grid adventure but working out which one is best is a process individual to each person.

It’s essential to spend time thinking about what you need in your tiny house as there is so much choice out there.

You will need to choose wisely

• First , you need to think about how many people will be travelling in your camper conversion. A compact camper can be ideal if you’re travelling alone but if your travelling as a family or large group then you’re going to need a more significant, monster camper.
• Next , you need to think about how much time you will spend living the van life. Are you going to be travelling in a van for an extended period or even living in a van or will you just be exploring on the weekends?
• Finally , you will want to think about which van life ideas are critical to a comfortable road trip. Do you need to have a camper shower on board, an indoor kitchen or space to store surfboards?

Once you have created a list of van life essentials you are ready to begin the search for your camper van and this list of the best camper vans is the perfect place to start.

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What are the best camper vans?

Based on our extensive research we’ve compiled a list of the top camper vans on the market:

1. Winnebago Revel Camper Van

At number one on our list of the best camper vans out there, we have a camper that was designed with adventure in mind, the Winnebago Revel Camper Van.

The Winnebago Revel takes the Mercedes Sprinter chassis to the next level, by adding 4×4 capabilities, making it perfect for chasing the road less travelled. Once you’ve reached your remote location, this camper helps you create the ideal outdoor setting with a powered patio awning to provide shade, complete with a light so you can stay out way after the sun has gone down.

Also mounted to the exterior of the van is a fold-down table, ideal for an outdoor dinner while watching the sunset. 

Inside, the Winnebago interior is clean and modern with everything fitting neatly into its own space. Packed inside this camper, you will find everything you need for a fantastic adventure, including kitchen space, dining/seating area, shower room with toilet and, of course, a comfortable double bed.

Power comes from the 200-watt solar power system, and a diesel-powered heating system will keep you warm in the coldest of places, so you can enjoy camping all year round. The Winnebago Revel also comes equipped with a hot water system with a continuous supply giving you the luxury of a hot shower on demand.  

One of the best features of this camper van has to be the power lift bed. This innovative feature allows you to raise your bed to the camper’s ceiling at the press of a button, transforming your living space into a 140 cubic ft garage. Just think of all the outdoor gear that you can take with you on your next adventure!

If this vast storage area isn’t enough the Winnebago Revel also comes with a durable roof rack (and moveable ladder) that you can secure larger items to, such as kayaks or surfboards. The Winnebago Revel’s base price starts at just over £100,000… not exactly cheap, but you do get a lot of luxuries for your money.

2. Nomad Vanz Sprinter Conversion

Second, on our list of the best camper vans, we have this stunning Mercedes Sprinter Van conversion from Nomad Vanz, Yin Yang.

Yin Yang is a van that brings together opposites to create total harmony: work and play, eat and sleep, near and far. Whatever your adventure looks like, this van has got you covered. On the outside, this Sprinter Van chassis has been pimped to create a beast of a vehicle.

It has a safari roof rack and ladder, 175-litre water storage and indoor/outdoor shower system, agile off-road wheels, a massive LED light bar mounted to the front of the roof rack and anti-glare window tinting.

Inside, this van is a comfortable tiny home, suitable for living in during all four seasons of the year. A generous kitchen with a fridge, sink, hob, storage and food preparation space takes up the central area inside the van, giving you the ability to prepare delicious meals wherever you are.

In front of the kitchen is a bench seat and table, with the driver and passenger seat swivelling to create a dining area. To the rear of the van is a large double bed with plenty of storage underneath.

The best thing about Nomad Vanz is that your camper van will be unique to you, while still upholding the high quality you would expect to find in a factory-built camper. They are an experienced company and know what layouts and features work best together and what you would find beneficial, depending on the type of person you are and what you will be using your camper for.

Nomad Vanz work directly with each customer to design and create the perfect van for you, based on your needs and budget, head over to their website to find out more!

3. Ford Terrier M Sport

Next up on our list of the best camper vans we have the Ford Terrier M Sport , perfect for any speed junkies out there. If you’re a weekend warrior that likes putting the ‘pedal to the metal’, then this has got to be the best camper van that you’ve ever laid your eyes on.

The Ford Terrier M Sport is a six-speed beast, complete with bumper kit, rear spoiler, front diffuser, wider wheel arches, quad exhaust, lowered suspension, sill extension kit and limited edition OZ 18 inch alloy wheels. If you’re looking to catch eyes on the road, then this is the camper for you.

Moving inside to the cab of the Ford Terrier M Sport and you will find a thickened M-Sport Embossed steering wheel, white M-Sport dials, napper leather seats, M-Sport mats, Limited Edition plaque with own edition number.

All of these fine details give this camper a luxury feel, like a five-star hotel on wheels. If you’re looking to enjoy a weekend away in style, then the M Sport is for you!

The M Sport has leather swivel front seats and ample space for the back passenger seats to fold down into a bed. It may be flashy, but the Ford Terrier M Sport also means business and comes with all the amenities you’d need for a weekend in the wild (or a wild weekend) including a 12v compressor fridge, sink, hob, toilet and 40L fresh water container.

This weekend party bus starts at £55,000, with more customisation options available.

4. Knauss Boxstar 600

The BoxStar 600 is a funky fresh camper from the wonderful world of KNAUSS, that deserves a spot on our list of the best camper vans. If you’re looking for an all-round classic for all of the family, then look no further.

The BoxStar sleeps up to four, in several different formations depending on your preference. You could go for double bunk beds at the back to comfortably sleep four, or opt for a lifting bed to give everyone a bit more space. There are four seat-belted seats to ensure the whole family is safe when on the move. However, no space is wasted when in relaxing mode as these seats transform into a dining area, utilising swivel seats and a table. 

Aside from the sleeping and seating areas, the Knauss BoxStar 600 also comes equipped with a spacious bath and shower cabin, allowing you to stay clean on the road. A generously sized kitchenette makes cooking for the whole family a breeze when travelling in the Knaus BoxStar 600.

We love that the hob is in front of the sliding door, so you can take in your view while cooking and allowing food smells to escape the camper, keeping it fresher for longer.

On the exterior of the vehicle, handy compartments mean you can access the toilet cassette, gas canister and water storage without needing to go inside. There is also an awning, convenient fly screen and roof vents.

The Knauss BoxStar 600 is one of the best camper vans on the market and can be purchased for around £ 50’000 from select dealers. To find out more, visit the  Knauss website. 

5. Dalbury E Electric

Meet the worlds first all  electric campervan , the Dalbury E Electric . Boasting an 80% quick charge in just 30 minutes, this is the camper van of the future.

Vanlifers often love visiting the roads less travelled and are aware of the damage and pollution that driving can cause such beautiful spots. Green and eco-friendly, the Dalbury E Electric could be the solution to this problem and the best camper van for your next eco-conscious road trip. 

Inside and this compact camper van has everything you need for an amazing road trip. It may be small, but within it you will find all the comforts of home. The Dalbury E Electric has swivel seats and a bench seat with a removable table to create a dining area; a kitchen area with sink, gas hob and fridge; storage for clothes and essential gear and a (seat-belted) bench that converts into a large bed in minutes.

The Dalbury E Electric is also a pop-top camper, meaning you have the headroom to stand up in your van easily.

Simple, stylish and full of all the hidden extras that you need for a cosy trip into the wild. From solar panels to charge your tech to a silent key push start system, this camper boasts a calm yet road-ready atmosphere that will keep you well-rested when you’re out and about.

Did we also mention that it’s tax-free? Another reason to go electric! Prices start from £ 29’995, and you can click our link to check out more info on the  Dalbury Electric Campervan .

6. VW Crafter VanWorx 

Next up on our list of the best camper vans we’ve got another custom-built van from UK based company, VanWorx .

VanWorx specialises in all things VW and today we’re looking at MaxTraxx, a VW Crafter Conversion. This camper is an excellent example of a VW Crafter conversion and is designed for those who want more room and to be able to go off the beaten track.

This vehicle can be equipped with off-road capabilities such as extra suspension, a winch, underbody protection, a snorkel and off-road tires. These added extras will allow for a smoother ride when choosing the dirt road. 

Inside, this cosy campervan is suitable for a couple or a family of four, depending on your choices. This camper can come in a medium or long wheelbase VW Crafter, depending on how much space you need. Both models can sleep up to four with the option of a fold-out rib bed. In the medium wheelbase camper, sleeping four comes at the sacrifice of a full shower room, which can be added in if you only need to sleep two.

Each model also comes with a kitchen area and fridge, swivel front seats, large double bed with garage beneath and a seating area. The larger model also comes with a table and larger bed, shower room and fridge. 

This custom camper van reaches the highest quality and will not disappoint. The MaxTraxx VW Crafter is built on request so is customisable with added extras such as solar, a roof rack and lithium batteries.

This is the perfect camper to take you wherever you want to go. This VW Crafter Camper Conversion starts at £80,000 (plus VAT). 

7. Fiat Ducato Sunlight Cliff 600

Up next on our list of the best camper vans out there is the Sunlight Cliff 600 . The Sunlight campervans are relatively new to the block, first showing their faces in 2018.

However, all Sunlight campervans are made by German experts Dethleffs , which is in turn owned by the grandfather of campervans, Hymer .

With a reliable umbrella company behind them, we can be sure to expect good things from the Sunlight Cliff 600, which is built in a Fiat Ducato chassis. 

Inside and the Sunlight Cliff 600 does not disappoint, the clean well-designed layout, with stylish wooden accents, certainly does catch the eye. The interior of this camper features all the comforts of home, including a large washroom complete with shower, toilet, sink and plenty of storage. Even the bathroom is finished in wood effect giving it a warm and cosy feel.

Beyond the bathroom is a kitchenette, perfect for cooking up a storm. A dining area with swivel seats allows for space to seat four, and the large double bed at the back will be welcoming after a long day of exploring.

Below the bed is a large ‘garage’ area, perfect for storing outdoor gear or larger pieces of equipment such as mountain bikes. The bed can fold away to one side to allow even more height for storing bulky items when on the move.

With a price starting from £37,899, this campervan is a competitive model that would make an excellent home on wheels. 

8. School Bus – Paved to Pines 

Up next on our list of the best camper vans we have something a bit different, a school bus conversion by Paved to Pines .

The bus we’re looking at today is a huge, classic American ex-school bus, aptly named ‘ The Cabin ’. The Cabin is beautifully handmade with warm wooden cladding covering the walls and ceiling of the bus, making it feel like you have indeed stepped inside a cabin in the woods.

The wood is beautifully complemented with green accents running throughout the conversion, found in the upholstery, kitchen and bedroom. 

The gorgeous colour scheme that runs through the bus ties together the different areas of the conversion that have been cleverly made to feel like separate rooms, while mostly keeping an open plan layout.

An L-shaped sofa (that can transform into an extra bed) partitions the living room from the kitchen/dining room and the bathroom gives the bedroom a part wall to make it feel enclosed and cosy. 

This bus has everything you would find in an apartment (and more!). On top of all the usual components of a camper, there is a full oven and four ring hob, large fridge freezer, wood-burning stove, dining table and shower. But best of all, this apartment can go wherever you please!

Paved to Pine is a Canadian based company who are happy to work with all clients, whatever their location. Each conversion is customised and created on a client by client basis, depending on your needs and budget. Good news, they convert vans as well as busses! 

9. Benchmark Ford Transit Camper

Up next on our list of the best camper vans we have another custom-built conversion for you. This conversion, called Benchmark, by Benchmark Vehicles shows you just what you can do with a Ford Transit .

This Ford Transit conversion has been externally upgraded, adding features that will allow this van to easily make it to base camp, no matter the terrain. As well as off-road tires this camper also has a huge light bar, roof rack and ladder, spare wheel mounted on the back door, an additional fuel canister and a winch on the front. With all that gear you will be ready for any situation when travelling in Benchmark. 

This van may look tough and rugged on the outside, but inside it is light and airy, creating a welcoming atmosphere.

The front area of the conversion is taken up by the kitchen which features a fridge, cooker that is covered by a lovely wooden chopping board when not in use, sink that is also covered when not in use to give more workspace and plenty of storage.

The large, raised double bed at the back folds up onto each wall. This allows the whole of the back of the van to be used as a storage area when the bed is not in use, good news if you want to bring a lot of gear on the road with you. For seating, the two front driving seats swivel round. 

Benchmark is a custom build, and Benchmark Vehicles has an extensive portfolio of amazing Ford conversions, as well as Mercedes Sprinter Van conversions. Their experience and skill are evident in every vehicle they create, and they would be happy to design your dream van for you.

Each van is unique and so, therefore is the price. Their cheapest conversions can start at $25k, but for a fully pimped out camper, you’re looking at $125k+. 

10. Sportsmobile Classic  

At number ten on our list of the best camper vans, we have The Sportsmobile Classic 4×4 , a true off-road vehicle that will take you wherever you want to go.

The Sportsmobile Classic takes a Ford Cutaway body and moulds it with a steel reinforced fibreglass shell to give it a unique look. The pop-top roof allows for plenty of standing room inside but, when popped down, the vehicle remains streamline and easy to drive, even on rugged dirt roads. 

Outside there are added extras to turn this off-roading beast into the ideal camper. Included is an awning to provide shade in the warmest of climates, a roof rack and rear-mounted box for extra storage, solar panels for off the grid electrics and a fold-down table on the side door for dinner al fresco.

One thing we love about the Sportsmobile Classic is the outward opening doors on this van, it’s such a unique look that gives this camper iconic style. 

Inside and this van is just as fresh as the exterior of the vehicle, with everything needed for your next road trip but still enough open space to not feel cramped, thanks to the fact that cabinetry only runs along one wall.

A fold-out bed at the back of the van provides a comfortable sleeping and sitting area, and in front of this is the kitchen, complete with microwave oven, sink, fridge and plenty of storage. The Sportsmobile Classic starts at $39,100 and is customisable to your needs. 

11. VW Caddy

At number eleven on our list of the best camper vans, we have the VW Caddy . The VW Caddy may be one of the smallest camper vans out there, but it is still mighty.

There are plenty of advantages to having a small camper van such as affordable to buy and run, easy to drive, can be used as daily transportation, can squeeze into tight parking spaces and easy to handle on rougher, windier or narrower roads. If you’re looking for something to take out on the weekends or for short breaks that ticks these boxes, then a VW Caddy could be for you. 

This VW Caddy conversion by Freedom Conversions , who are based in the UK, utilises the space inside well. Despite its small size this conversion manages to squeeze in everything you need for a weekend away. There is room to seat four people, with seatbelts when driving, meaning the camper could be a family affair, if the kids are okay with sleeping in a tent that is. The back passenger seats convert into a large double bed for the adults to provide a comfortable nights sleep.

This camper also has a full kitchenette with sink, two-burner hob, fridge, storage and preparation space. Swivel seats and a removable table create a dining area, and more storage runs along the wall for clothes and other essentials. 

While the VW Caddy may be small, this conversion has added a pop-top roof. This is a brilliant idea and suddenly makes the small space feel a whole lot bigger. Being able to stand up inside your camper van is such a huge benefit and makes cooking inside a van much more comfortable.

This excellent conversion doesn’t come with a price tag, but a brand new VW Caddy Maxi costs £20,500, so you’re probably looking at an extra £6000-£8000 for the conversion. However, if you were looking for a more affordable option, then second hand is an excellent way to go! 

12. Hymer Aktiv 2.0

Up next on our list of the best camper vans we have the Hymer Aktiv 2.0 , a camper van perfect for any travelling family. This family friendly camper van can sleep up to five people with a unique layout.

Two sleep in the double bed at the rear, two on the sleeping platform in the pop-top roof and one more on an optional added bed that can be converted from the front dining area. Unlike most campervans, the Hymer Aktiv 2.0 can also safely seat five people while driving: two in the cab, two in the dining area and a further three on an optional rear sofa. 

The sleeping areas may be impressive and so is the rest of the camper, thanks to the pop-top roof the extra bed doesn’t take up any extra floor space meaning there is plenty of room for all other essentials.

At the front is the dining area, with two seats plus the two swivel front seats and a dining table. During the day the rear sofa creates an extra seating area, meaning the kids can have their own space until it becomes the bedroom via the press of a button. A full kitchenette and shower room take up the rest of the area, giving you everything you need for the perfect holiday. 

The Hymer Aktiv 2.0 is a great family campervan with room to stretch out and accommodate everyone.

The Hymer Aktiv 2.0 starts at $114,127, which isn’t exactly cheap. However, it’s unusual to find such a compact vehicle that can sleep five and seat up to seven so if you’re looking for something for the entire family, then it may be worth saving. 

13. EarthCruiser GZL 300

At number thirteen on our list of the best camper vans we have something a bit different, the EarthCruiser GZL 300 . The EarthCruiser GZL 300 is a truck camper, a great option for someone that is already the owner of or is looking to buy a suitable truck as it slides onto the back.

This is a fantastic option as it can make purchasing a camper more affordable. It also means that you do not need to own more than one vehicle as you can simply remove the camper when not in use and use the truck as your everyday car. 

By transforming a truck into your camper van, you also get all the driving capabilities of a truck that are often powerful vehicles with off-road capabilities. This allows you peace of mind when hitting the road that your camper will be able to take you wherever you want to go.

The EarthCruiser GZL 300 has a pop-top roof, allowing extra room when inside, allowing you to stand where needed but also allowing the vehicle to remain streamlined when driving. 

The pop-top roof design allows you to stand inside the kitchen area of the camper van, and to stand when using the indoor fold-out shower. Beyond the kitchen is a seating area with two bench seats and a table, giving you space to eat and work.

At the back, situated above your truck is the sleeping area, comfortable and welcoming after a long day of adventuring. This impressive truck camper starts at $36,000. 

14. Ram Promaster City

Up next on our list of the best camper vans we have the Ram Promaster City . A Ram Promaster City conversion is another compact camper van that is perfect for anyone looking for something on the smaller and more affordable side.

A Ram Promaster City is small, but it has a roomy feel inside thanks to its boxy shape. This square shape allows for more headroom when sitting down, so you won’t find yourself hunching over. 

Today we’re looking at this conversion by Contra Vans who are based in Colorado, America but have had customers all over the USA.

Contra Vans have two basic conversion options for the Ram Promaster City. The first option is a large double bed that takes up the whole of the van. This looks super comfortable but maybe not so practical unless you’re somewhere where you can sit outside all the time. This option comes with a great pull out kitchen so you can prepare and eat food outside. 

The second option is to have a horseshoe-shaped bench seat inside the van that converts into a double bed. The benefit of this layout is that you can chill out inside your camper without sitting on the bed. However, this option doesn’t come with a built-in kitchen.

We like both of these layouts and think they could work for a keen weekend warrior who loves being outside. The fixed bed with kitchen conversion starts at $9698, and the bench conversion starts at $8998, both reasonably affordable options. 

You can’t write an article about the best camper vans and not include the classic VW bus. The VW bus is where campervans began, and they are as much loved now as their first debut in 1950!

These cute, iconic busses bring up thoughts of The Beach Boys, long Californian road trips and pure freedom and are just as roadworthy in 2020 as they were fifty years ago. The bright, bold colours that are the signature look of the iconic VW bus make it hard not to feel happy when you see one cruising down the highway and being in one has got to feel even cooler. 

Inside the VW Bus looks just as cute as the colourful exterior. The classic layout can sleep two to four people, depending on whether you go for a pop-top or not, two on the downstairs rock’n’roll bed and two on the loft bed in the pop-top roof.

The eye-catching checkerboard floor is a must-have for a real retro VW Bus, as is the striking leather interior, matching the outside colour of the camper. As well as the sleeping areas, these campervans have a seating area with a collapsible table and a full kitchenette. 

The price of a VW can vary drastically depending on its age and quality. Most classic VW busses will have had to have been lovingly restored to be a reliable vehicle in 2020. Due to their age, they can be a lot of work to run and keep, so it is essential to find one in good condition if you are looking to buy a VW Bus.

Try to find a well-loved model with an honest owner who is open with you about the pros and cons of the bus. However, once you have located your camper, there will be no better feeling than navigating the open road together.  

Final Thoughts…

Just as every person is unique, so is every camper van. Finding your perfect camper will be down to your lifestyle and needs, but we hope this article has introduced you to some vans that tick a lot of boxes. Where the Earth Cruiser GZL 300 might be someone’s dream rig, the School Bus Conversion might be someone else’s idea of perfection but what all these vehicles have in common is the epic road trip they will take you on. Let us know what your ideal camper is by joining the Van Clan over on Facebook , Instagram and Twitter .

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