I have started to build a new camper with overlanding in mind. Its going to be a bit on the larger side since I want to fit a family of 4 in it. But I am in North Dakota and it's pretty wide open here. The plan is for the camper to have a 6x10 foot print, and 5' tall with a full size bed inside and bunk beds for my 2 and 4 year old, down the road its possible to add a rooftop camper for them to sleep in. There will be a tinyrear galley which will be for storage and electrical. This should optimize the interior space. Upfront I plan to create a slide out kitchen on the tongue.
This would be used for weekend trips with the family, solo exploration and mountain bike trips, etc.
This is my second build so i have some experience, my first build was a 5x10 teardrop camper that was 4' high with a large kitchen galley. My wife and I tooled around it and eventually rented it out on RV Share and sold it to the last person that rented it right before we had our first daughter.
I am excited to use what I had learned and work on this bulid over the winter.
I do wish I would have documented the first build on youtube so i decided to document ths one. My channel is RyanAndersonHQ
I am also documenting it on a personal blog. ryanandersonhq.com
I will also be posting progress photos here as I miss having build threads, its been many years since I documented something in a forum, but since I am not on social media this is a great place to s hare with like minded people.
Images of my old camper
This would be used for weekend trips with the family, solo exploration and mountain bike trips, etc.
This is my second build so i have some experience, my first build was a 5x10 teardrop camper that was 4' high with a large kitchen galley. My wife and I tooled around it and eventually rented it out on RV Share and sold it to the last person that rented it right before we had our first daughter.
I am excited to use what I had learned and work on this bulid over the winter.
I do wish I would have documented the first build on youtube so i decided to document ths one. My channel is RyanAndersonHQ
I am also documenting it on a personal blog. ryanandersonhq.com
I will also be posting progress photos here as I miss having build threads, its been many years since I documented something in a forum, but since I am not on social media this is a great place to s hare with like minded people.
Images of my old camper
