Van-life Small Cozy Camper for off grid camping

Easy to drive warm and cozy camper for your next adventure. Comes fully furnished with clean bedding, towels and utensils. This van is smaller than your usual RV, which makes it extremely easy to drive/park on any street or highway. It has everything an RV has which is all you need to go off grid - bathroom, hot shower, fridge, stove, microwave, couch and bed. It’s perfect for 1 or 2 people looking to spend time vanlifing. (There is an extra bed for the front seats that can accommodate a 3rd person) Amenities: The Camper includes a cassette toilet, a shower with hot water, air-conditioning and heating, fridge freezer, bathroom sink and kitchen sink, microwave, stove, couch pulls out into a double bed, front seats swivel to open up space and becomes a lounge. Kitchen: The kitchen comes stacked with cooking utensils eating utensils, coffee and spices, the rest is up to you. Bathroom: The bathroom has a shower with hot water. The toilet works like a regular toilet, check up what a cassette toilet is. Clean towels provided, also stocked with toiletries. Bed: The couch pulls out into a double bed, it comes with clean sheets and bedding. There is also an air bed for the front seats if needed) Off Grid: This RV is ready to go completely off grid which means you do not need to connect to any outside source you’re free to camp anywhere. Which means it has its own generator and batteries to keep everything powered including the AC. It also has its own water tank. RV Park: Just like a regular RV if you wish to stay at an RV park you could plug-in so you don’t need to use the gas and you could also connect to their water supply. Cleanliness: The van is thoroughly clean between every use including the bedding and towels obviously the van is kept very clean every renter is given a clean set of bedsheets bedding and towels. More detailed info about how the power works: If you are unfamiliar with RVs I will be happy to explain. You can choose to turn on the generator this is to power big items like the microwave or the air conditioning, this draws power from the gas. However if you don’t need those then the batteries will power everything else like the fridge and the outlets, this is a good way to save this way you get free power. Where to stay tips on places to camp you can use apps or websites like freecampsites.org to see places you would like to sleep overnight. A last resort is always Walmart or Rest Stops which you are allowed to camp overnight.