Pierre et Justine's Citroën Campervan

Flexible Check-in and Check-out Times Home-built campervan based on a Citroën Jumper L2h2. We haven't compromised on sleeping comfort, while still maintaining ample living space for eating, cooking, or enjoying drinks: - A proper 200x140cm double bed with a mattress and slatted base that attaches to the ceiling during the day. It lowers easily with a rope and pulley system for nighttime use. This system maximizes space in the van during the day and allows people under 1.90m to stand up while cooking, and those under 1.65m to stand comfortably throughout the space. - A 140x70cm child's bed in the rear with a proper mattress is at the same height as the main bed during the night. A curtain separates the two spaces, allowing the child to sleep in their own private area. A 70 x 50cm skylight for ventilation. Kitchen unit with numerous drawers, pots, pans, mixing bowls, utensils, and some basic spices. A two-burner gas stove mounted on a drawer allows for cooking outdoors or indoors in case of rain. Coffee can be made while your partner stays in bed. Ample workspace for food preparation. Sink with an electric pump tap connected to a 30L fresh water tank and a 20L grey water tank. Electric cooler/fridge connected to the battery powered by the solar panel. A 230V 350-watt inverter allows for the connection of a small bottle warmer, charging of phones, laptops, and other small electrical devices. A four-seater table for indoor dining. It can be lowered to create a sofa area or folded down to transport bicycles inside the bus. The benches also provide storage space. Camping table and chairs for outdoor dining Insulated blanket for the beach Two levels of storage space in the compartment under the children's bed for organizing sports equipment (designed to carry kitesurfing gear), a stroller, and anything else you might need