Small vans · Big adventures

Campervans built for
girls who want to
see the world.

Cost-effective conversions on small, easy-to-drive vans — Nissan Townstar, Ford Connect and the like. Just the basics, done properly, so a trip away is never more complicated than it needs to be.

Campergirl badge logo — illustrated mechanic holding a wrench in front of a campervan
Why Campergirl

A camper is a camper. How you build it is what matters.

We keep it small, simple and honest — no oversized vans, no unnecessary extras, no price tag that scares you off the road.

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Small & easy to drive

Car-derived vans like the Townstar and Connect — small enough to park on a normal street, no HGV nerves.

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Cost-effective

Smaller base vehicle, smarter build — a proper camper without a proper-camper price tag.

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Simple living, sorted

The basics that actually get a trip away done — sleep, cook, store, go. Nothing you don't need.

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Built by hand

Every van built in-house, from the wheels up — not farmed out, not rushed.

The build

Every Campergirl van starts life like this.

Spanners out, sleeves up. Follow along as Van 001 comes together.

Wheel off, checking the brakes on the Campergirl Van 001 build
Wheels off, first checks underway.
Torque wrench being used on a wheel during the Van 001 build
Getting the fundamentals right first.
Close up of impact wrench on the alloy wheel during Van 001 build
No shortcuts on the mechanicals.
Hands-on work on the wheel hub during the Van 001 build
Every bolt, checked by hand.
Follow Van 001's build →
Our vans

Currently building

Each van is a one-off, so once it's gone, it's gone.

In Build Van 001 — grey Nissan Townstar campervan conversion in build

Van 001

Grey Nissan Townstar L1 · 1.3 Turbo

OVO £24,999Offers over
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Past builds

Van 001 is our very first build — the history starts here. Check back once she's on the road.

Want first look when Van 001 is ready?

Get in touch and we'll keep you posted as the build progresses — and let you know the moment she's ready to go.

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