Our story · 01
Built in the driveway.
SimmVan started in a driveway with a lifted E-Series, a box van, and a stubborn idea: a camper should make life simpler, not fancier.

Pacific Northwest · Est. 2022
Expedition-grade camper vans and road-tested gear from a family outfit that lives in theirs.




Our story · 01
SimmVan started in a driveway with a lifted E-Series, a box van, and a stubborn idea: a camper should make life simpler, not fancier.
Our story · 02
The white E-Series came first. Lifted, all-terrain tires, a roof rack, and enough light bar to turn a 5 a.m. ski lot into daylight. It taught us what actually matters when you live out of a vehicle.
Our story · 03
Mt. Hood ski lots. Sunriver winters. Sunrise runs through the Gorge. A desert loop through Zion, Bryce, and the Grand Canyon. Every latch, wire, and cabinet earned its spot out there.
Our story · 04
Everything we learned building ours goes into yours. Tell us where you want to go.
SimmVan Supply
Gear for the van folks, road-tested by the family that lives in theirs. The first drop is in the works, and the list hears first.
The rigs
What goes into a build
We plan around how you cook, sleep, and haul gear before a single cabinet gets cut. The floor plan is the build.
Clean wiring, labeled runs, and a control panel you can actually read. Electrical is where cheap builds go to die.
Induction heat, a deep sink, task lighting, and counter space you can land a cutting board on. Dinner, not just coffee.
Insulated and sealed for snow-lot mornings and coast drizzle. Our rigs winter on Mt. Hood, so we design like it.
From the road
The build videos and trip logs go up on Instagram first. Here are a few favorites.
The Build Log
Honest industry-typical cost ranges for van conversions, and the four places budgets quietly fall apart. A framework for budgeting, not a price list.
Read it →How adding an Iron Man 4x4 8-ft awning to our box van changed the way we stop. Pull-offs became camps, and the line between driving and living got a lot thinner.
Read it →A full year of trips, from Mt. Hood ski lots to Oregon coast summers, taught us what winter actually demands from a van build. Here is what held up and what we learned.
Read it →One email when the first tee drops. And if what you actually want is the whole van, we build those too.