Roland's Hobby Motorhome

Our campervan is a 2023 model and has 25,000 km on the clock (as of April 2026). Its greatest advantages are its maneuverability (730 cm long with bike rack, 223 cm wide, small turning radius), its bright, welcoming, and tastefully furnished interior, and the fantastic interior lighting options. We find the arrangement of the two beds (with excellent mattresses!) very practical, as they run parallel to the length of the vehicle (rather than perpendicular to it), meaning no one has to climb over anyone else to use the toilet at night. We think our campervan is best suited for two people; a child could sleep between the parents, and there's also the option of setting up another bed in the table area, but this is more of a last resort. The stove has three gas burners, and there's another portable stove in the campervan's garage that can be operated with an external gas connection. This one has two gas burners, and both can also be used as a grill. The dishes (plates and glasses) in the kitchen are made of plastic and therefore don't rattle while driving. The bathroom is small—not comparable to the one in your own apartment—but very pleasant and equipped with nice lighting. A retrofitted external water connection with a shower is very practical, and the water temperature can be adjusted continuously (when the camper's water heater is warm). The payload, i.e., people, clothes, food, water from the water tank, diesel tank, etc., is slightly less than 500 kg, but we've never had any problems with overloading, even though we carry two e-bikes on a permanently installed external bike rack. The pictures on Mycamper are taken from an online trade magazine, but our vehicle looks exactly the same. There's a 23-minute video about it on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-b_Yz0bbGgo Since October 2024, we've had four winter tires, so the campervan can also be rented during the colder months. The heating system is very efficient and provides excellent warmth. The campervan features automatic toll payment through BIP&Go: Renters can, upon request and prior arrangement, pass through toll booths in France, Spain, Portugal, and Italy without a credit card or cash, as the vehicle is automatically recognized by a badge that can be installed inside. The invoice for these tolls is issued at the end of the month in which the campervan was rented. Electricity: Campsite operators have significantly increased their daily electricity rates in the last two years (to between €5 and €8). Since September 2025, the vehicle has been equipped with a solar power system that allows the operation of 12- and 230-volt devices thanks to the inverter, without needing to connect to the campsite's 230-volt mains. However, this excludes the refrigerator, which must be gas-powered, and other power-hungry appliances such as a 2000-watt raclette grill.