A camper van or motorhome might be just what is needed when you hear the open road calling
out to you.
And these smartly equipped RVs allow you to bring your home along for the ride on your
next adventure.
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In this video, we're bringing you 10 camper vans and motorhomes ready for you to pack
up and hit the blacktop.
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Number Ten
Challenging road conditions and severe weather shouldn't pose a problem for this four-wheel
drive campervan.
The capable Dexter 570, based on the 20-foot long high-roof Ford Transit, allows for off-roading
in style.
Inside, two cabin chairs rotate to face a fold-out table opposite the sliding side entrance.
Moving back finds a washroom with a shower and toilet separated by a folding glass door.
Across from this is a small kitchen featuring a two-burner stove and sink, along with an
80-liter fridge down below.
Two single beds bring up the rear and can fold up to reveal storage space underneath,
which is also accessible through the back of the vehicle.
Number Nine
A comparatively small van by Wellhouse and Toyota is tiny on the outside but big on features
inside.
The 16-foot long vehicle has a pop-up roof that increases the height to allow standing
inside.
Sliding doors on either side open to reveal a small kitchenette having a dual-burner cooker,
sink, and 25-liter mini-fridge.
A standout feature is a sliding two-person bench seat that moves smoothly along rails
from front to back and handily converts to a double bed when needed.
This bench, along with the swiveling captains chairs, creates a lounge area that seats four
people.
Number Eight
A Mercedes Sprinter drivetrain powers this smartly designed camper van from Germany.
Stepping inside through the generously large side door reveals a comfortable, well-lit
cabin in shades of tan and white decor with light wood accents.
Just behind the swiveling captain's chairs is an L-shaped lounge with an adjustable height
table.
The fully-equipped compact kitchen touts a three-burner stove, a sink, an oversized fridge-freezer,
and microwave.
Three people can sleep comfortably, with two single beds in the rear, as well as a retractable
bed above the lounge.
A garage under the rear beds can be accessed externally from both sides, providing plenty
of extra storage for any outdoor gear.
Number Seven
The Swift Kon-Tiki Sport 560, is 23 feet of well-designed camping cool.
The body uses a Fiat cab and chassis with power for the electronics provided by a rooftop
solar panel.
A lounge area is located directly behind dual swiveling captains chairs.
The adjacent galley consists of a four-burner cooktop and oven, sink, and microwave sitting
across from a 112-liter refrigerator.
Moving back is the washroom which consists of a vanity, toilet, and enclosed shower.
There's room to sleep up to four people using the double bed next to this as well as the
drop down double bed above the lounge area.
Number Six
California's RB Components company is producing a rugged, off-road adventure van called the
Sawtooth 04.
Two front-facing light bars augment the headlights, while topside solar panels supply power for
the electronics.
The vans sleek black body-language carries over into the interior, as black metal and
stainless steel dominate its purpose-driven amenities.
The wide sliding side door, under a pull-out roof awning, opens to reveal seating for four,
surrounding a center table.
A single induction cooker and sink are next to the vans central control panel, along with
a small fridge down below.
A wetbath sits opposite this having stainless steel walls and a zip up curtain.
The back of the van has another lounge area with bench seating that converts to those
always awesome bunk beds.
Extra features include a second, detachable showerhead and a grill that can be mounted
to the side if needed.
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Number Five
Behind the Mercedes badge on the grill is the spacious Winchcombe by the UK's Auto-Sleepers.
This 24-foot camper van has plenty of room for two with its well-designed floor plan.
The abundance of luxury touches such as wood-grain cabinetry and lime green accents give a classy
feel to its polished interior.
Swiveling captain's chairs face a lounge with twin sofas that convert to extra beds if needed.
The centrally located galley features a four burner range and oven along with a stainless-steel
sink.
Across from this sits a large fridge-freezer and microwave.
Taking up the rear is a washroom extending the width of the vehicle, containing a double
shower, a bench toilet, and a wardrobe closet.
Number Four
Nearly 27 feet of luxury is in the I7900 GD Platin from German RV maker Frankia.
With plenty of amenities and features, the large motorhome has everything needed for
those long excursions.
Built on a Mercedes Sprinter chassis, the luxury RV features a stepless floor and provides
more than six and a half feet of headroom.
A spacious lounge area with an adjustable center table sits behind the swiveling driver's
cockpit chairs.
Moving back finds a full kitchen area with a generous fridge freezer, microwave, sink,
and a triple burner cooktop.
Next to this is a split-style bathroom having a spacious vanity area and toilet on one side
with a fully-enclosed stand up shower on the other.
The Platin can sleep up to four people using the beds in the rear as well as a drop down
bed located above the lounge area.
Number Three
Luxury motorhome manufacturer Morelo of Germany adds to their line up with the new Palace
88LB.
The modern designed body sits on an Iveco Chassis measuring 28 1/2 feet in length.
Emphasizing the importance of driver visibility, it has a large panoramic windshield and generous
side windows coupled with two outboard wide-angle rear mirrors.
Inside, atmospheric lighting highlights the luxurious leather seating of the spacious
lounge area.
Next to this is the kitchen having a three-burner stove and sink across from a large fridge-freezer,
oven, and slide-out pantries.
Next to this is a split-style bathroom, which includes a toilet and glass enclosed shower
across from a vanity and closet.
The rear of the vehicle contains a queen-size sleeper as well as a garage area under the
bed that can be accessed externally from either side.
Number Two
A small camper van packed with a lot of smart features is just what you'll find in the Montecarlo
2100LX from Gala RV.
The Canadian built vehicle is mounted on a Ram Promaster 3500 powertrain and chassis.
Smartly trimmed in shades of white to black, the versatile ergonomic interior features
a rear lounge that converts to a sleeping area.
Moving forward finds the kitchen having a two-burner cooktop, sink, and microwave sitting
across from a 140 liter fridge-freezer.
Next to this is a wetbath having an ultracool waterproof cover for the toilet paper.
Extra features include a showerhead that can be hooked up externally and storage space
at the back of the van accessible from both the inside and outside.
Number One
The Trakkaway 700 from Australian based Trakka has a unique feature usually not found in
camper vans.
The rear of the van has an electric slide-out housing an island bed.
This allows the layout to make the most of the unit's compact 23-foot length.
The interior features a small lounge area directly behind the dual swivelling captains
chairs.
Next to this is a well-equipped kitchen having a dual induction cooker, sink, microwave,
and mini-fridge down below.
Across from this is a wetbath utilizing a hideaway toilet that retracts electrically
under the sink.
The company says the Trakkaway is also great for off-grid adventures, as it is LPG free,
with water, heating, and the cooktop using diesel.