Explore in Comfort with The Eighth Direction — a Luxury Class B Camper Van
Looking for the perfect road trip companion? Meet The Eighth Direction, a 2016 Pleasure-Way Lexor TS — a fuel-efficient, self-contained Class B camper van designed for 2/3 person or small family adventures, boondocking, and everything in between.
This fully stocked, easy-to-drive RV fits in a standard parking space but offers the amenities of a much larger rig. Whether you’re heading to national parks, the beach, or off-grid locations, this van is solar-ready, generator-equipped, and has a private bathroom with a hot shower.
This van is perfect for:
• Couples looking for luxury and freedom
• Solo travelers, remote workers, and digital nomads
• Adventurous souls visiting national parks or beach towns
• Renters wanting the ease of a small RV with big features
• Pet parents bringing their dog along for the ride
• Families seeking affordable adventures
Features That Make This Van Stand Out:
• Memory Foam King Bed: Ultra-comfortable sofa-to-bed conversion (front cab conversion blow up twin mattress add-on available)
• Wet Bath: Toilet and full indoor shower for total self-sufficiency
• Onboard Generator: Run A/C, microwave, and outlets anywhere when off-grid
• Compact Luxury: Real wood cabinetry, Corian-style counters, LED lights
• Fully Equipped Kitchen: 2-burner stove, microwave, fridge/freezer, sink
• Swivel Captains Chairs: Lounge or work from anywhere
• 11,000 BTU A/C & LP Furnace: Stay cool or cozy in all seasons
• Pet Friendly: Your furry co-pilot is welcome (with pre-approval)
• Boondocking & Off-grid Ready: Generator + solar-ready + inverter (no reservations needed on BLM land, ability to reserve tent only camp sites)
• Fuel Efficient: 3.6L V6 Pentastar gets ~18 MPG — road trip friendly
• Fits in Parking Spaces: No stress navigating cities or crowded lots
• Kid-friendly
• Beach trips
• National parks
• Weekend getaway
• Digital nomad van
• Glamping
• Remote work
• Wifi hotspot available (if you include one)
• Eco-conscious travel
Rules to RV by:
Get in by two, get out by noon.
Drive no more than 3 hours a day, Arrive no later than 3 pm at your destination, stay at least 3 nights.
Know Before you go:
Each campground generally has bathrooms, not all have showers. They also generally offer dumping for free.
City dump stations can be hard to find, sometimes the city sanitation department has a free dumpsite, sometimes they are a gas stations.
How to find Campsites or Places to sleep on the road:
-Walmart parking lots are a good free place in between camping stops
-campnab website helps find cancelled campsites at popular campgrounds
-rec gov website is the national park reservation site
-reserveCalifornia website for ca state parks
- there are also county & city specifics campgrounds which would each have their own websites you’d need to google
-neighbor app search for driveways & properties to sleep at
- dryt app campsites on private property
-BLM bureau of land management website has free campsites on first come 1st serve basis (some require off roading which our van is not equipped for)
