Gallery: Weinsburg CaraLife Camper Van <\/h3>\n
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Showers in small vans are becoming more common, and Weinsberg opts for a quick-deploy stand-up shower nestled between the bed\/garage and kitchen. A simple folding mechanism brings the cubicle shower up from the floor, and an available toilet can be stowed in the bench seat for the dinette. A mirror with storage for toiletries is mounted up front at the kitchen sink, giving this small van a legit full bathroom.<\/p>\n
In creating this kitchen\/bathroom arrangement, Weinsberg effectively separates the CaraLife into two distinct areas. The cab is completely blocked off from the living area, just like the sneaky-cool Isuzu stealth camper we recently covered. The flip side is that the living area truly feels like a living area, not the back half of a van. A sizable bed occupies the back portion of the van, mounted transverse with an optional extension to make the space a bit larger. The main dining table stows beneath it, and it all sits atop a modest garage accessible from the back. Cabinets line the walls for storage.<\/p>\n
Checking out options at Weinsberg’s website, customization is plentiful and the end result is a posh camper for enjoying vanlife. It has seats and sleeping arrangements for three people, and it’s modestly priced with a starting MSRP of \u20ac59,990 (approximately $65,000). Unfortunately for US vanlifers, the CaraLife isn’t available in North America. But it will be making the European rounds at shows through the fall for adventure seekers across the pond.<\/p>\n