Off-road camper vans are a spectacular method of Getting Out There and making the most of The Great Outdoors. Instead of being forced to lug camping gear on your back, you can take most of the comforts of home — a bed, a shower, a kitchen, etc. — with you out beyond where the road ends.
But once you’ve managed to drive out to that beautiful remote spot…you’re probably gonna want to do more than sit around and watch the sun move across the sky. If that’s the case, then OHV’s Doc Holiday camper van might be just the ticket.
Unlike many glamorous camper van builds, the Doc Holiday places a greater focus on utility than comfort. Still, take a second look, and you’ll see the features that make it a solid campsite; there’s a sink, an induction stove, a microwave and a small fridge between the first and second rows, as well as an outdoor shower and Dometic cartridge toilet for those basic bathroom needs.
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Whether the beds are deployed or not, there’s plenty of room for mountain bikes and other gear inside the van. A storage area at the rear has room for bicycles with their front wheels off, while the space near the kitchen can hold other outdoor adventure equipment. The build also includes a custom aluminum roof rack and ladder, so you can stash even more stuff on top.
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