Volkswagen Vanagon Usados en Venta

I love the size of my Westfalia and have had a few over the years. I think it's the most affordable thing for camping out in the wilds but still keeping a certain level of comfort. However, over the years I have had repeated issues with the engine overheating and the car shutting down. This has caused me to only be able to camp during the spring, winter, and fall months since I have to avoid the summer. It definitely has some serious design flaws and isn’t entirely reliable, but overall it’s been a pleasure to have and camp with. I love these vehicles so much that, even when I went across country to vacation in Yosemite, I rented one to camp in! Once you get used to the cushy beds, it’s pretty difficult to even consider going back to tents. It has a few nice amenities, including a mini refrigerator by the rear seats, a two-burner stove, and even a little sink. I haven’t gone to many places with the water hook-up, but the few times I have, the faucet has worked great. Being in a vehicle, you get a lot more sound insulation than you would in a tent. With pull-curtains, you have privacy at your disposal if you want it.

I absolutely love this vehicle. I read about them when I was younger and when I became of age, I purchased one. I love the homey features such as the pull out table, refrigerator, stove and other amenities. My only complaint would be it tends to overheat in hotter parts of the country.

If you ever see a Volkswagen camper for sale and you enjoy camping or having a rare and beautiful example of German engineering - jump on it ! These vans are well engineered, and are an absolutely blast. The space is very well thought out, and while mine did not have the pop up roof I still thought it was spacious and a joy to own. If you can find one with a pop up roof - absolutely buy it.