Van conversion - Full timing (1 Viewer)

[sylvester1954]

My partner and I (+1 dog) are seriously considering full timing for a couple of years in our van conversion (AS Kingham) and wonder if any other full timers arealso living in a van conversion rather than a larger MH?
If so do you feel that the smaller size of the van makes full timing impracticle and would you offer any advice.
Many thanks as always

 

[Gromett]

My partner and I (+1 dog) are seriously considering full timing for a couple of years in our van conversion (AS Kingham) and wonder if any other full timers arealso living in a van conversion rather than a larger MH?
If so do you feel that the smaller size of the van makes full timing impracticle and would you offer any advice.
Many thanks as always

I am a solo fulltimer and have lived in a self build panel van conversion for the last 7 years out of 8.

The small van has the advantages of being able to go places easily without planning. Getting to the shops is easier etc etc.

Having 2 people in a panel van may be an issue if you stay in the UK for winters as I think you would end up getting under each others feet. However if you are intending to head to southern Europe for the winter and spend most of the day outside then no issues.

Lots more to it, but am at work at the moment.

good luck with it though

 

[bobandjanie]

We spend most of the time in a 6m van, you soon get the hang of dumping all the stuff you thought you needed.
I would not want to be anywhere cold and wet in any motorhome.
But a small one heats up quick.
Bob.

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