Last Updated on October 24, 2022 by Douglas
There are many places where you can buy camper van accessories. There are online stores, retail stores, and even specialty stores.
One of the reasons that it is so difficult to find a store that has everything you need is because there is no such thing as a one-stop shop for camper vans.
The best way to find what you need is by visiting all of the different types of stores and looking at their inventory.
How do I personalize my campervan?
Choose a color scheme. Every conversion seen on Instagram and Pinterest is the same in that they have their own personal colour theme running throughout the van. Customise your kitchen space. Storage space. Make your space convenient and efficient.[1]
What should I put in my camper van?
Portable outdoor shower. While living on the road provides a lot of freedom and flexibility, it can come with a few obstacles to overcome. Portable lighting. Fold-out furniture and picnic set. Portable barbecue. Levelling ramps. A hammock. Wifi booster or pocket wifi. Thermal blind.[2]
Can you legally convert a van into a campervan?
Is it legal to convert a van into a campervan? Before undertaking the task of investing hours into transforming your soon-to-be beloved campervan, you want to know if it’s going to be legally passed as such. In short, yes, you absolutely can convert your van into a campervan.[3]
How do you make a van cozy?
As with rugs and blankets, adding some cushions to your camper van will transform it from “blah” to cosy very quickly. You don’t want so many that it’ll be a pain to move them when you go to sleep, but it’s nice to have some to prop yourself up when you watch something or read.[4]
How do you decorate the inside of a camper van?
A beautiful kitchen tile backsplash. Live plants. Hang some string lights. Mirrors. Hang your favorite artwork. A bookshelf. A map. Decorative pillows and blankets.[5]
How can I make my camper feel more like home?
Decorate Like It’s Your Living Room. Make Scents. Re-Create Your Bedroom. Add Comforts of Home. Up Your Bathroom Game. Bring Mementos to Feel Connected. Decorate for the Holidays.[6]
How do you pack clothes in a camper van?
There is really no right or wrong way to use packing cubes. You can roll your clothes to store in the cube, or you can fold and lie flat. It is all down to personal preference. I tend to iron and fold and lie flat the clothes, and roll things like underwear and towels, but as I said there is no right or wrong way.[7]
How can I make my van camping more comfortable?
Select the Right Van for You. Know what makes van camping much easier? Consider a Simple Build. Make Sure You Have all the Right Gear. Stay Organized. Start Small and Build Up to Longer Trips. Find Free Campsites. Invest in a High-Quality Cooler. Cook Simple Meals.[8]
How do I prepare for VanLife?
Have zero expectations. Start with something in great mechanical shape. Downsize your electric system. Take advantage of paid campsites. Test drive the lifestyle. Practice (or pay for) parking. Have a keep-it-clean routine. Think longer term.[9]
Do I need to register my van as a camper?
Since rules changed in October 2019, there is no legal requirement to register a van as a campervan: a conversion can still be DVLA-registered as a panel van or similar, and a conversion van can legally be used as a campervan as long as it’s properly insured.[10]
Is it cheaper to buy a campervan or convert a van?
Is it cheaper to convert a campervan than buy one? The answer is, yes. DIY conversions can save you a lot of money, and you can simply convert the van to whatever standards your budget allows. You’ll save loads on labour costs by converting your own van too.[11]
Do I need campervan insurance?
Your insurance needs to be appropriate for the vehicle you drive, and a campervan isn’t the same as a car. Even if you have a converted campervan, then you need to get campervan insurance, rather than relying on your car insurance.[12]