Meet your home on wheels: Salt & Cedar Bunkhouse Van, a cozy
coast-to-cabin style camper built for slow mornings by the shore and quiet nights under the trees. Whether you’re chasing beach sunsets, exploring forest trails, or simply escaping the routine for a few days, this van is your easy, comfortable base for getting out and staying out.
Inside, the layout comfortably sleeps up to 4 guests: there’s a pop-top roof sleeping area for two, plus a convertible dinette that transforms into a cozy bed for 1–2 adults or 1–2 children. At only 18 feet long, the van is thoughtfully designed for flexible travel and easy parking. It is equipped with 4 seatbelts and dual captain chairs that swivel around to accommodate those rainy indoor evenings. The versatile space makes it easy to settle in whether you’re a couple, a small family, or friends on the road together.
You’ll also find everything you need for comfortable off-grid-style travel, including an onboard fridge, bathroom with shower and cassette toilet, stove, microwave, and ample storage for all your gear.
Powered by solar and an onboard generator, and equipped with heat and air conditioning, this van keeps you comfortable wherever the road takes you—summer heat or fall chill.
Inside, the space has a warm, coast-to-cabin-inspired feel designed for effortless road living—set up for sleeping, relaxing, and enjoying the journey just as much as the destination. Thoughtful touches make it simple to slow down, unwind, and feel at home wherever you park.
Salty days. Woodland nights. No rush, just roam.
What's Included:
We’ve got you covered — just pack your clothes and hit the road.
Inside the Salt & Cedar Bunkhouse Van, you’ll find everything you need for cozy, easy travel:
Sleep setup: 2 sets of queen sheets and pillow cases, 4 pillows, and 2 comforters for warm, cloud-like nights
Fresh & clean: 4 sets of towels plus shampoo and body wash for easy post-adventure resets.
Fully stocked kitchen: French press coffee maker for slow mornings, wheat straw dinnerware, ceramic pots & pans, mixing bowls, storage containers, plus all the cooking and eating utensils you'll need. We’ve also included wine glasses, coffee mugs, a cutting board, knife set, blender, toaster, and grilling tools for campsite meals done right.
Road trip essentials: paper towels, toilet paper, and napkins—because the little things matter.
Outdoor living kit: outdoor rug, plus 4 camp chairs and a coffee table so you can set up your “front porch” anywhere.
Adventure-ready extras: bug spray and sunscreen to keep you covered from beach days to forest evenings.
