Campervan rentals you can actually afford


Hey Reader,

One thing I tell people is that if you're considering the van life, rent a campervan first! Renting lets you get a feel for the size of various campervans and which amenities you might want in your own.

But the thing is....so many campervan rentals are flipping expensive! I've seen some that are $300 per day, which isn't a financially viable option for many people.

I wanted to introduce you to Avanti campervans....these guys rent out stealthy, small, affordable minivan campers. Our first van was a minivan, so I'm partial to this type of van for beginner van life, especially if you're on a budget.

Minivan campers do have their limitations, though. They aren't good for living INSIDE, but OUTSIDE. You'll have to do your cooking and hanging out at the picnic table rather than in the van's interior. But I do love how easy they are to park, drive, and maneuver.

If you're considering a minivan for van life, you can read more about renting an Avanti campervan in the below article. And, I'll add another article about minivan camper conversions that are pretty easy given all the conversion kits out there these days.


These Minivan Camper Rentals Might be Your Ticket to an Affordable Van Life Vacation


Campevan rentals can cost a pretty penny. A minivan camper is not only stealthy and easy to drive and park, but its a much more affordable option.



Our Ultimate Minivan Camper Guide: Your One-Stop Shop for Kits and Inspiration

Check out all of our articles on minivan campers, including simple conversion kits, DIY examples and custom builds. Turn your minivan into a camper!

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