Tough Iveco Daily from 2006

Are you looking for a cool "off the grid" camper to go on an adventure with a young family or do you want a lot of space, then our Iveco is ideal. This is the 4th camper that we have made ourselves and is fully equipped for off grid camping:

- 2 water tanks, total 200 liters
- Large solar panel and 2 household batteries, you always have enough power
- Economical compressor refrigerator
- Always 220v available via an inverter
- Multiple USB charging points
- Lots of storage space for food and clothes
- Roof rack and possibly roof box, accessible via the ladder at the back
- Sturdy bicycle rack for 2 bicycles
- LPG tank under the bus for cooking
- Large awning
- Boxio separation/composting toilet

The camper has three seats with a belt in the front, 2 seats with a 3-point belt (against the direction of travel) and 2 more seats with a lap belt in the transverse direction in the back. The L-sofa can be extended into a spacious double bed and there is a bunk bed in the back. The lower bed is about 175 cm long and 70 cm wide and suitable for an adult if you are not too tall or want to lie a little slanted. The upper bed is a kind of removable stretcher and only suitable for children up to 15 kg.

The kitchen is placed in such a way that it can be reached when all the beds are pulled out and has plenty of storage space. With a 4-burner gas stove, a fold-out extra work surface and the available pots and pans you can cook well.

Because the bus is well insulated, colder nights are no problem and the bus heats up quickly when you make a cup of coffee or tea. You can possibly crank up the parking heater, but we rarely use it ourselves because of the noise.

The photos are not great, because we have been traveling by bus for three months now and kids are on the road, it is a bit difficult to get the bus empty and tidy :). Better pictures will come once we get back home in a few weeks.

Interested in renting our camper, send us a message.

Greetings, Joost and Greta