The Crescent
Our weekender package: a nimble build for two that turns Friday afternoon into a trailhead.
- Sleeps 2 · convertible bed
- Galley kitchen, cooler slide
- Solar + house battery
- White-oak interior

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A custom travel van starts with your routines: where you sleep, cook, work, store gear, and spend bad-weather days. We design each campervan conversion around that life instead of forcing you into a premade plan.
No two custom camper vans leave the shop alike. We can build around bikes, kids, dogs, remote work, four-season travel, indoor showers, roof decks, or the one strange piece of gear you refuse to leave behind. Custom conversion work typically ranges from $45k to $75k, conversion only. We do not profit from the materials and components you choose; instead, we assign a weekly labor rate based on the size of the van and the complexity of the conversion.
We also offer free van sourcing for both new and used vans through local dealership partners, so you do not have to figure out the chassis purchase alone.
See how we plan each layout, choose materials, and schedule the work on our campervan conversion process page.
Custom builds · $45k – $75k conversion only

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Handy with a saw but not with a wiring diagram? A shell build gets you a van with the critical systems done right: insulation, electrical, fan, lighting, and hookups finished to the same standard as our full customs.
Many owners camp in their shell the very next weekend, then finish the interior at their own pace. We'll hand over drawings and advice whenever you want them.
Shell builds · from $20k conversion only
If it bolts, wires, or glues into a van, we've probably built it. If we haven't, we'd love the excuse.
Our weekender package: a nimble build for two that turns Friday afternoon into a trailhead.
Our long-haul package: fixed bed, full kitchen, and an indoor shower for life on the road.
Our family package: seats and sleeps four, with storage planned down to the last boot.

The owner wanted the smallest, easiest-to-drive van that could still carry expensive mountain bikes safely inside under the bed. We built the layout around that garage first, then added the systems and storage needed for rough weather and long weekends off pavement.
| Chassis | RAM ProMaster 136" wheelbase |
|---|---|
| Sleeps | 2, fixed rear bed |
| Power | Custom off-grid Victron system, powered by 600 Amp hours of lithium battery with shore power, DC-DC alternator, and solar charging |
| Storage | Interior bike garage under the bed |
| Wood | Solid wood cabinetry and ceiling |
| Use | Compact, weather-ready adventure build |
Tell us what you're dreaming about and we'll talk through layouts, budgets, and timelines, then sketch the first draft together.
bring photos, napkin sketches, wild ideas