7 ultimate campervan conversion additions

There are a million and one things you could add to your campervan conversion these days.

Instead of pulling your hair out over which ones to choose, check out our seven ultimate campervan conversion additions.

We’re not talking kitchen sinks and stoves here.

Rather, this list contains some practical (and some luxury) items to make your camping trip super fun and stress-free.

Take a look and let us know if you think we’ve missed any!‍

Roof rack

Into your surfing?

Packing everything but the kitchen sink?

Give yourself the flexibility to take larger items away with you, or simply create a bit of extra storage space by adding a roof rack system to your camper.

Camper levelling chocks

Ever cosied up in your camper to go to sleep and realised it isn’t level?

Not only will an uneven camper cause a restless nights’ sleep, it can affect the running of your fridge.

Yep, some brands won’t work if they aren’t level, so levelling chocks should be top of your packing list.

Make sure you don’t scrimp on this purchase as you don’t want them breaking under the camper weight whilst on your holiday.

Shoe storage

Protect your beautiful campervan conversion from dirty shoes (dogs are another matter!) with a proper storage system.

Stow them away in a Thule Shoe Organiser which has ventilated holes to stop smells building up, plus easy hanging options.

If you go away with kids in tow you probably end up packing an endless supply of shoes and wellies which can take up a lot of space!

Portable shower

Anyone who’s been to Glasto and not showered for a week will appreciate this one.

If you have a camper without an internal shower supply then buying a portable one could be a great solution!

It gives you peace of mind that even if you go out and get filthy on a long dog walk you can come back and get cleaned up before going in your van.

We found this essential for washing away the children’s sandy feet before they jumped into the camper.

These days you can even get portable showers with hot water that run off a propane canister or solar panels!