Built for life on the road One of the best things about camper vans compared to other RVs is how inventive the interiors can be. On the outside, many of the Mercedes Sprinters or Ford Transits can look similar, but step inside and you?ll find a world of difference. Love campers and trailers" Come join our community group.
Some camper conversion companies go for the ultra-modern look, with lots of grays, blacks, and stainless steel accents. Other vans, however, opt for a cozier look?like this custom camper van from Washington-based Freedom Vans. Like other camper conversion companies, Freedom Vans builds out Sprinters, Transits, and Promasters to create off-grid, go-anywhere campers perfect for adventure.

Called the Big Gigantic, this 170-inch wheelbase Mercedes Sprinter was built for full-time life on the road?including two cats?for a couple in Oklahoma who were inspired by their thru-hiking adventures on the Appalachian trail. The interiors look warm and inviting, with white as the dominate color and lots of wood accents. On top of the standard elements like insulation, paneling, and solar power, Freedom Vans used oak countertops and custom cabinetry to make the van feel more like a small farmhouse apartment than a cramped vehicle. A small galley kitchen provides a place to cook with a sink and stove combo and a refrigerator, while interior LED lights keep things bright.

There?s a surprising amount of counter space thanks to the longer Sprinter?s wheelbase...