Microcamper pick of the month: Stealth campers – indistinguishable from any other car
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We’ve focused on stealth camping in the last post and this one is going to complement it with good examples of stealth campers – some surprisingly small yet full of space 🙂
The first one is a tiny Nissan Versa – a stealth camper for the minimalists!
The author Joey White (@joeywhitedesigns) made sure this car’s limited space is utilised to the last bit and he made a good job out of it.
What I like about this conversion:
- using a lot of the space inside the car for storage or room to sleep (including the passengers seat area)
- left 2 seats in (one for driving, obviously :D, another at the back for an office / kitchen 🙂
- plenty of storage, clever solutions for such a small car
- includes a sink with running water and electricity!!
VW Golf stealth camper – taken to another stealth level!
You wouldn’t be able to tell if someone is sleeping in this car even if you had a suspicion. Very neatly masked by it’s author A freedom project.
What I like about this conversion:
- nice walkthrough of his DIY process
- good use of car window rain shields
- clever stealth curtain in the middle of the car so that no one can tell what’s going on in the back + your feet sticking out are under a black blanket, which could be anything – bags, material etc.
