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Allison and Nick from Denver, Colorado, had known they wanted to live the tiny house lifestyle while they were both still in college. They both shared a love for travel and decided to be free of their nine-to-five jobs and on the road by 2020. After finishing college and having very little money to their names, they began attending tiny house festivals to make sure it was truly what they wanted to do. This only further fueled their fire, and they moved to Colorado and saved for six years to…

In this post I detail the various steps in building a DIY camper van and the sequence/order I normally use during the process.

Volkswagon Van // VDUB // VW bus // Volkswagen Camper // Vintage Travel // Beach // Surf // Camping // Summer // Road Trip // This Guy Transformed A Vintage 1940s Bus Into An Awesome Two-Story Home

Like many people in the United Kingdom, Josie can’t afford to buy a house. She was living in southeast England and knew that living solo and surviving on a self-employed dancer’s wage undoubtedly put her on the back foot in the housing market. But she didn't let that stop her from dreaming of her own special space. She got hooked on the idea of skoolie life, where you turn a school bus into a home. Finding a vehicle proved difficult since she wasn’t a mechanic and had never purchased a…

Embrace the thrill of the open road and the freedom of nomadic living! Step inside the world of our 50 handpicked hippie camper vans, specifically curated for t

The van rebuild was a real labour of love, they wanted to create a relaxing and happy environment. A place where they could really feel at home. They had no idea what an arduous task it would be. They worked tirelessly night and day, for 6 weeks. With very little spare money, they had to learn new skills and become resourceful. Building everything themselves from scratch. Scott became a carpenter, plumber and electrician and Ellie a seamstress, painter and decorator.What they achieved is a…

This family of four's home on wheels is packed with genius small-space storage and living ideas PLUS has a very inspiring plant propagation wall!

US couple Chase Green and Mariajose Trejo has converted a school bus into mobile home with an idea to live differently on-the-road.

Nicoll Davis and her husband, Jake, travel and live full-time in this absolutely tiny home out of a converted cargo trailer.

The Netflix documentary 'Expedition Happiness' has made a lot of viewers fall head over heels for the skoolie lifestyle. Among the fans are Austin and Ginnie Miller, who knew they wanted to hit the road and travel after leaving the army. The couple met in 2017 during basic training. They became good friends and started dating after both were stationed at Fort Bragg in North Carolina. By 2018, they were married. In 2020, while still in the army, the couple purchased a 2001 Freightliner FS-65…

Calling all free-spirited road warriors! It's time to inject a sense of your wanderlust persona into your trusty camper. This comprehensive list of 53 Boho Desi

Josie, a self-employed dancer in the UK, transformed a 2002 Mercedes Vario minibus into a charming, fully-functional home on wheels. The interior boasts a cozy, country-style kitchen made from reclaimed materials, a homemade sofa from recycled items, and an innovative sleeping area with distinct living and bedroom spaces separated by mirrored shutters. The van includes a composting toilet and a recirculating shower system. #tinyhome #busconversion #skoolie