Join Nikki Delventhal, Camper, and their newest furry family member, Rodney Valentine, as they embark on life in a 4x4 ...

When I needed to get back on my feet, I moved into a camper van in my grandfather's yard. We both helped each other grow.

The Mercedes-Benz Sprinter has long been considered the benchmark for RV conversion work. It is not the best-selling van, but it is still one of the most popular and widespread vans on the market, ...

This Sprinter 3500 by Mercedes-Benz Sprinter from 2022 has been reimagined as a full camper conversion by Leisure Travel Vans, with only 3,100 miles under it’s treads! 2022 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter ...

Usually the presence of “camper van” and “blowout” in the same sentence would be the source of headache and/or alarm, but when you stick them in the right order, good things can happen. That’s the ...

Van life has exploded in popularity and an increasing number of automakers are trying to appeal to this growing segment. Renault is among them and they’ll be using this weekend’s Van Life Expo to ...

Grech RV is trying to make luxury #vanlife a little comfortable—no matter where you’ve set up camp. The Southern California-based company now offers a fully integrated off-the-grid energy system ...

Few lineups have run the gamut of cars and trucks like Mercedes-Benz over the decades. That three-pointed star has graced everything from luxurious coupes to tiny compacts to buses, semis, and why not ...

Mercedes invented the van in 1896 and the company is gearing up to celebrate “130 Years of Transportation.” While the anniversary is still a few months away, Mercedes‑Benz Vans is kicking off the ...

This 2025 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter camper on Exotic Car Trader offers pristine mileage and premium outfitting. With just 1,000 miles on the odometer, it’s ready for your next journey. One of the ...

If you've spent time in a camper van, you know what to expect. You trade a little comfort for a lot of freedom, squeeze into tight corners and make peace with the idea that personal space is secondary ...

There’s a fine line between being homeless and having a van as your home. I was both, but only for a weekend. And it’s not like I suffered. The van I had cost a quarter million dollars. Wait, what?