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Space is always limited in smaller campervans. Choosing compact gear is one of the best ways to keep your setup organised and functional. Here are some types of camping gear designed specifically for small spaces. Collapsible Kitchen Equipment Collapsible bowls, kettles and washing basins can save huge amounts of cupboard space. Foldable Camping Furniture Compact … Read more
Starting van life is exciting, but many beginners forget small pieces of gear that make a huge difference during trips. These campervan essentials are often overlooked but can save a lot of frustration once you’re out on the road. 1. Head Torch Essential for cooking, fixing gear or finding things at night without holding a … Read more
Quick Verdict A lightweight midge head net that keeps Scottish midges, mozzies and no-see-ums out of your face on warm evenings by the van or the loch. Cons Because getting eaten alive by midges while you fish by the van isn’t character building, it’s just annoying.
Outfitting a campervan doesn’t have to cost a fortune. Some of the most useful van life gear is surprisingly affordable and can make life on the road far easier. Here are some of the best campervan gadgets and accessories under £50 that every van owner should consider adding to their setup. Why Budget Campervan Gear … Read more
Quick Verdict Instantly tells you how much gas is left in your bottle — no more guessing mid-cook. Pros Cons Because running out of gas halfway through breakfast is basically illegal.
NOCO Boost GB40 Jump Starter Review – Dead Battery Saver for Van Life Tested by Van Adventure Gear • Hands-on review • No fluff Quick Verdict Best for: Emergencies • Avoid if: Huge trucks. Peace of mind in your glovebox. Check latest price Specs at a Glance 1000A peak USB charging LED torch How We … Read more
These tiny upgrades make a huge difference to daily life on the road. Cheap, simple, and instantly noticeable. Nothing fancy — just small changes that make your van feel like home instead of a metal box. Basically the difference between “surviving” and “actually enjoying it”.
You don’t need a full kitchen build. These small bits of kit let you cook proper meals anywhere without filling half your van. All tested on quick overnight stops and longer campsite stays. Simple, fast, and easy to clean. If it cooks bacon and brews tea, it’s basically Michelin star van life.
Fishing from a van should be simple. Compact gear saves space and means more time casting, less time untangling chaos. Everything here fits in one cupboard — your van stays tidy and your fishing stays stress-free. The only thing you can’t pack smaller is the fish stories.
Nobody talks about this stuff… until they need it. These are the boring items that quietly save trips (and sometimes vans). Must-Have Kit Safety Picks Item Why Budget CO Alarm Heater safety ~£15 Fire Extinguisher Kitchen risks ~£25 First Aid Kit Trips & cuts ~£20 Jump Starter Flat battery rescue ~£70 Dash Cam Insurance protection … Read more