Go On More Adventures in 2025 with These Epic Campers

If traveling, seeing the world, or going on more adventures is on the top of your New Years resolutions list for 2025, allow us to give you a boost. You could achieve your 2025 goals in a new-to-you camper vehicle like one of the eight examples listed below, or cruise over to Hemmings Marketplace to see an even wider variety of campers, including vintage campers, 4x4s, travel trailers, RVs, vans, and even some trucks and SUVs that could be converted into your adventure rig.

1974 Volkswagen Microbus

This split-window 1974 Volkswagen Van Camper Bus Deluxe features a pop-up top, chrome Safari front pop out windows, a roof rack with a sidestep ladder, and full deluxe trim. Inside the microbus is a full camping style interior, from its pop-up top to its fold-down seats that make a bed, and the dining area with a mini fridge, sink, and ample storage solutions. The van was restored around 7 years ago and is upgraded with a newer front beam, front disc brakes, a dual carb setup, Porsche wheels and more.

1985 Volkswagen Vanagon Westfalia

The 1985 Volkswagen Vanagon Westfalia, particularly the coveted Wolfsburg Edition Camper, represents an iconic blend of nostalgia and functionality. Known for its distinctive shape and versatile interior, this model captures the spirit of adventure and the freedom of the open road. With a professionally restored body and mechanics in 2018, this Vanagon has been meticulously cared for, ensuring that it not only looks great but also runs like a dream. Its vibrant exterior and classic design make it a standout on any campsite or road trip, embodying the essence of vintage travel. Check out the classified listing here.

As much as we’d love to, and even though there are several on the market, we can’t make this list all about Volkswagen campers. Check out more Volkswagen campmobiles at this link.

1963 Ford F-250

The 1963 Del Rey Sky Lounge Camper is a vintage recreational vehicle (RV) known for its distinctive mid-century design and unique features. This camper has a compact, aerodynamic profile with rounded edges, embodying the style of the 1960s. It features a wraparound ”Vista View” roof section that is at the ”third level” providing a cool characteristic element of the ”Sky Lounge” design. Additional features include a dinette area with a table that can be converted into a bed, a compact bathroom, and windows with curtains for privacy.

The 1963 Del Rey Sky Lounge Camper is prized by collectors and vintage RV enthusiasts for its classic aesthetics, functional design, and the nostalgic appeal of road travel during the 1960s.  Get more information or inquire on pricing at this link.

1951 International L130 Custom Camper

The brown and white two-tone color scheme gives way to a beautiful camper that is one of the most unique classic trucks you will ever find. According to the listing, this single cab 1951 International L130 Custom Camper truck is in great condition. Turn signals were added for safety along with an auxiliary gas tank behind the seat. Power comes from the original Inline-six engine that transfers power through the original four-speed manual trans and the original rear end. This truck does have a dual wheel option in the back.

Inside, this camper is a true time capsule, wood accents and all. Stowed away under the main bed area is the outside table and a step for when you’re set up for camp. It has the bunk bed option, cab over option, and the dinette converts to a bed that sleeps two. It comes with the sink along with having a propane-powered stove/oven, refrigerator, and furnace. There is also plenty of accessible storage. Get a closer look.

1952 Ford Mainline Ranch Wagon with Kom-Pak Trailer

The rare combination of this 1952 Ford Mainline Ranch Wagon with Kom-Pak trailer WOWs everyone who sees it. According to the listing, the 1952 Ford Mainline Ranch Wagon, powered by a 239-cid 110 horsepower flathead V8 mated to a three-speed manual transmission with overdrive, has just 85,482 Actual miles and “runs and drives outstanding!”

The 1952 Kom-Pak Sportsman Camper trailer, built to match the Ford, is made of reinforced lightweight fiberglass and weighs just 1,180-pounds. It’s equipped with a small refrigerator, an eight-gallon water tank, cabinets and sleeping area. Up top is a one-person removable boat, plus a canvas top that works as a roof when the boat is in use– Neat!

1986 Dodge Van

According to the listing, this 1986 Dodge van has been expertly transformed into a complete camper, providing all the essential comforts and conveniences you’d expect for your journeys. From a cozy sleeping area to kitchen amenities, it’s designed to make your trips enjoyable and hassle-free.

Step into the world of vintage travel with this stunning 1986 Dodge Ram Van Elk Van Conversion, an extraordinary time capsule boasting only 30,106 miles on the odometer. The exterior showcases the original paint that has stood the test of time, gleaming like it just rolled off the showroom floor. Inside, the immaculate interior is a sight to behold, plush seating and intricate details give it a fresh and inviting feel, as if it were brand new. Meticulously maintained and fully serviced, this camper requires absolutely nothing; it’s ready to hit the road for your next adventure.

1990 Ford E250 Super Extended High-Top Camper

The seller of this 1990 Ford E250 Super Extended High-Top Camper states that it is “a very special factory ordered, high-top camper van in stunning original condition,” which was “pampered by the past owners.” That statement appears to be true with just 24,000 miles on the odometer and photos that show a van in exceptional condition. It’s equipped with a 5.8-liter V8 (with EFI) paired with a four-speed automatic transmission for easy cruising. The camper conversion includes a full kitchenette, stove, microwave, sink, rear toilet, and rear heater. The bench seating turns into a full bed.

Noted as one of 108 made (verified by a Deluxe Marti report), the camper van was reportedly stored in a climate-controlled building since new. Here’s your chance to get a like-new camper conversion van to hit the road in for the new year.

1955 Alco Aljoa Sportsman Vintage Camp Trailer

For those of you who already have a decent truck or SUV to tow with, there is a variety of vintage camping trailers and a handful of modern camp trailers on Hemmings Marketplace as well, such as this 1955 Alco Aljoa Sportsman 16 Vintage Camp Trailer. It was purchased by camper restoration specialist Ron Head around 10 years ago where it received an overhaul.

During the rebuild, exterior repairs were made, the wiring was upgraded, and it was equipped with a modern Romex/NM cable, which added several 120V outdoor and indoor outlets along with new wall mounted lamps. The camper is fully insulated and all structural wood was replaced. Inside, the cabinets were refinished, with most of the interior structure rebuilt with marine grade plywood. Its space features an aluminum “tin ceiling” back splash, new counter-tops, a sink, refreshed Preway propane stove, a new Frigidaire propane refrigerator, new upholstered seat cushions, a new memory foam bed, and a new black and white checkered vinyl floor. All interior wood was sanded and stained, finished to match the original appearance. The layout is set up with a table and two benches with underside storage to the right, a galley kitchen straight ahead, and off to the left is the sleeping area with a double bed, small closet and upper storage shelf. The ssking price on this not often seen 16 foot Aljoa Sportsman Camper is $23,800.

If you think this vintage trailer is cool, check out this restored 1964 Cardinal vintage camper.

If you have a deeper pocket book and are looking for an RV or Camper that is more modern, potentially equipped with everything you’d ever need to hit the road and more (like the insane 2022 Ford F-350 overland vehicle pictured below), check out these rigs.

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