From a factory-built camper van to a DIY conversion, your rig doubles as a vehicle and a home — your policy should keep up with both.
Camper vans sit in an unusual spot: they drive like a vehicle but often carry a custom interior build worth thousands of dollars in materials and labor. Standard auto policies typically won't cover a custom conversion's cabinetry, solar setup, or bed platform — a camper van policy is written to include it.
We work with owners of factory conversions (like a Sprinter-based camper van) as well as owner-built conversions, and we ask about van-life specifics — how many nights a year you're actually living in it — to make sure full-timer coverage is on the table when it's needed.
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A camper van insurance policy can include the value of your conversion — cabinetry, bed platform, solar, and electrical — as long as it's documented. Bring receipts or a build cost estimate when you get a quote.
Not at all, but it does change what coverage you need. Full-timer camper van policies add higher liability and belongings limits similar to a homeowners policy, since the van is your primary residence.
It can require more documentation, but it's routinely insurable. We'll ask for photos and a rough valuation of the build so the coverage matches what you've actually invested.
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