Mercedes Sprinter - Lovingly Converted into Adventure Camper

Lovely converted by me and my family and friends including a caravan repair professional and a scenic carpenter who made the chariots in the new Gladiotor II movie! This beautiful conversion contains engineered oak flooring in the main living space, pine cladding on the walls, and canadian red cedar on the ceiling. The kitchen area contains amble cupboard space and a large drawer to hold everything you need. The counter top is local live edge oak with a stunning bow tie inset. There is a slihgtly moroccan theme with a zileage tile backsplash with blue grouting, and moroccan style door knobs. There are copper accents throughout including a copper sink basin and tap, with fresh water and brown water tanks installed. There are hand made copper shelves, moroccan mirror and trim accents. I chose to keep the cab accessible from the main area (if you’re agile!) for safety reasons.

Back to the inside, there are two comfortable seats, under one sit the electrics, and the other theres a small portable toilet for emergencies. There’s a Lagun Swivel table which is very easily maneuvered or removed as required. There is ample storage for all of your clothes and adventure equipment with a large over cab shelf, and cupboards over the bed. Beneath the comfy double bed, which has cot sides to stop you from falling out, lies the garage area. There’s a door through from he main area, which can also be removed if that’s your preference. There’s a mount for one mountain bike, but I’ve easily fitted two bikes underneath. Theres blue wipe down flooring perfect for chucking all of your adventure gear in there. You can fit multiple paddleboards, climbing gear, chairs, boxes, coolers: anything you can imagine under there. There wheel arches are boxed in and the spare tyre sits under here also. The van has been treated with anti-damp throughout, it’s well insulated, warm and cosy with sound deadening throughout. We put in a side window and two rear windows. There’s a skylight, rear ladder where you can climb over the solar panel to the top decking area, which I also made. Here you can also strap surfboards or anything else you want to carry.

This van is my pride and joy and I’m very sad to sell but it’s time to pass on the adventure vehicle baton to someone new.

6 ceiling lights
Switch Panel
Two 12v leisure batteries
Inverter
Mains Hook Up
Electric water pump (tap)
12v Mini Fridge
Deisel Heater
USB and cigarette lighter sockets
Large underslung LPG gas tank
Two ring hob burner
Exterior Gas BBQ Hook Up