Living in 60-70 square feet with another person sounds romantic until you're three weeks in and one of you needs space that doesn't exist. Van life with a partner is one of the best or worst things you'll do together. The difference comes down to three things: how the van is built, how you manage routines, and whether you talked about the hard stuff before you left. We've built vans for dozens of couples at Brooklyn Camper Vans. The couples who thrive in van life aren't the ones who agree on...

Heating is the system that separates a three-season van from a four-season home. Get it wrong, and you'll be sleeping in a sleeping bag at 40°F, wondering why you spent six figures on a van. Get it right, and January in Colorado feels the same as October. We've tested every major heating option across 80+ builds at Brooklyn Camper Vans. Here's what works, what doesn't, and why we chose the system we did. Camper Van Heating Options 1. Diesel Air Heaters (What We Install) A diesel air heater...

These are the three vans that dominate the conversion market. Every other vehicle is either smaller (minivans), larger (RVs), or less practical for a full build. We build exclusively on the Sprinter platform at Brooklyn Camper Vans, so our preference is clear. But we've researched all three extensively, talked to owners of each, and seen clients arrive at our shop after builds on Transits and ProMasters. Here's the honest comparison. Specs Side by Side Note: Interior dimensions reflect...