Valsiners

Valsiners are a type of recreational vehicle, often referred to as a "van camper" or "campervan." They are typically built on the chassis of a standard van, such as a Mercedes-Benz Sprinter or Ford Transit, and then converted into a living space. The conversion process can range from a basic setup with a bed and storage to a fully equipped camper with a kitchen, bathroom, and sleeping areas for multiple people.

The appeal of valsiniers lies in their versatility and maneuverability. They offer more living space and amenities than a traditional tent camping setup, while still being easier to drive and park than larger motorhomes or RVs. This makes them a popular choice for individuals, couples, and small families who enjoy road trips, outdoor adventures, and exploring remote locations.

Valsiniers can be purchased pre-built from specialized conversion companies or built as DIY projects by individuals. The cost of a valsinier can vary significantly depending on the base vehicle, the quality of the conversion, and the included features. Some popular features in valsiniers include solar panels for off-grid power, water tanks, propane stoves, refrigerators, and even composting toilets. The compact nature of valsiniers also allows them to be used as everyday vehicles when not on a camping trip.