For just about everything in life, there are pros and cons, even for living in a van full time. So many people ask me if I absolutely love it and if I’m super excited about it, realistically, it depends on when you ask me. If you ask me after I get a flat tire, then most likely not super excited. However, if you ask me after I just found an amazing camping spot right by the water w[...]
With any new adventure comes ups and downs, so after spending 4-5 months in a converted van, I figured I’ve got down to the core of a few mistakes. Also, I wanted to mention that this article in no way means that I didn’t like van life, it just shows some learning curves as well as trial and errors I had gone through. Hopefully, you can learn from my mistakes and truly get closer to[...]
Getting started with van life cost can vary and can be as much or as little as you’d like. Although the more you cut the price tag, the more accommodations will get cut. So, if you buy a van that’s $200, it may turn around and end up being over $5,000- $10,000 in repairs. Ultimately, it’s your choice for how you want the van life cost to level out. Some links in this post ma[...]
Let me just start out by saying that the initial camper van cost is an investment, but after that, it can be as much or as little as you like. Initially, the cost of buying a fully converted van can be around $20,000 — $40,000, but a self-done conversion camper van cost can be around $10,000 to $20,000. However, don’t forget to factor in the time that it takes to do the van conversi[...]
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