GoneCamper
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I have designed a new camping conversion for the Dodge Caravan/Chrysler Town & Country (2016 and prior.)
We wanted a comfortable vehicle for traveling, and an economical place to camp at the end of the day.
The Dodge Caravan was chosen because of the unique Stow-N-Go seats. With the camping conversion in the rear of the van, the second row of seats is still usable, allowing you to have 1,2,3 or 4 people seated in the van.
The bed platform retracts to just behind the second row of seats. It extends to the back of the driver's seat to create a full-size bed just over 6-feet long.
The rear kitchen galley (shown in the photo) occupies the back of the van, under the rear hatch.
This design was copied from the popular teardrop campers - but we didn't want to tow a trailer. And we didn't want to pay over $10,000 for a plywood camper that would self-destruct over time.
The "GoneCamper" has proven to be economical to drive and comfortable for camping. Please see the GoneCamper YouTube channel for several informative videos. Or visit GoneCamper for additional information and more photos.
PS. The GoneCamper conversion package INCLUDES:
full-size retractable bed frame and folding foam mattress
rear kitchen galley with 5-gallon water container and dual fuel 2-burner stove (kitchen utensils not included.)
Reflectix insulating, black-out window covers for the six side windows (three on each side) and rear hatch window
We wanted a comfortable vehicle for traveling, and an economical place to camp at the end of the day.
The Dodge Caravan was chosen because of the unique Stow-N-Go seats. With the camping conversion in the rear of the van, the second row of seats is still usable, allowing you to have 1,2,3 or 4 people seated in the van.
The bed platform retracts to just behind the second row of seats. It extends to the back of the driver's seat to create a full-size bed just over 6-feet long.
The rear kitchen galley (shown in the photo) occupies the back of the van, under the rear hatch.
This design was copied from the popular teardrop campers - but we didn't want to tow a trailer. And we didn't want to pay over $10,000 for a plywood camper that would self-destruct over time.
The "GoneCamper" has proven to be economical to drive and comfortable for camping. Please see the GoneCamper YouTube channel for several informative videos. Or visit GoneCamper for additional information and more photos.
PS. The GoneCamper conversion package INCLUDES:
full-size retractable bed frame and folding foam mattress
rear kitchen galley with 5-gallon water container and dual fuel 2-burner stove (kitchen utensils not included.)
Reflectix insulating, black-out window covers for the six side windows (three on each side) and rear hatch window