Welcome to the listing of Vanny McVanface! He is a high top, extended Sprinter van that is being converted into a tiny home. He is not yet fully complete, but already very comfortable to stay in.The specs on the living space are:
81.5 square feet
6'2" interior
Full size bed
Air Mattress for a third person
Two large shelved closets
One hanging closet
Solar powered lights, sockets, USB plugs
Kitchen table/desk
One bench seat
"Garage" storage underneath the bed
Hideaway, lockable storage inside the bed
Ventilation fan
AC Unit
Hardwood floors
Large Countertop
Tank Toilet - only used for liquidsDriving Cabin:
Separated sliding door, lockable
Heat and AC
Cruise Control
Radio/Bluetooth
Driver and passenger seatsAt the moment, there ARE some little issues with Vanny, although nothing that prevents it from being driven or stayed in.
Issue #1
The acceleration is finicky due to a faulty sensor. Once the sensor is tripped, acceleration is extremely slow. You can reset the sensor by simply turning the van off then on.
Issue #2
There is a loud noise sometimes when put into reverse due to loose u-bolts. This doesn't affect anything.
Issue #3
The A/C in the bedroom can Only be plugged into a normal outlet at a campsite, house, or building. It cannot be plugged into the solar power yet as it will blow the fuse.The tiny home has a full size, Very comfortable bed with pillows, soft sheets and a lovely comforter. There is plenty of shelf space in the closet, as well as a smaller section for hanging clothes. Underneath the bed there is tons of space for your luggage and other items you may have (this is also where the air mattress and sleeping bag is located if there are three of you).Everything runs off of solar power. There's plenty of it to power laptops, phones, fans and any other small devices you may have. The A/C inside the van runs off of an extension cord that runs from the house, so you won't ever have a problem with power.There is no sink (yet) in the van, but there are butane stoves that you can use to cook with plenty of cookware. The toilet is also to be used only for liquids. It will be a composting toilet soon (and there will be a shower too), but as of now it is not.Keep in mind that this van is a work in progress. It is Always getting better and getting upgrades. That being said, it is Very comfortable. I've used it all around the U.S. and have been very happy with its performance.
81.5 square feet
6'2" interior
Full size bed
Air Mattress for a third person
Two large shelved closets
One hanging closet
Solar powered lights, sockets, USB plugs
Kitchen table/desk
One bench seat
"Garage" storage underneath the bed
Hideaway, lockable storage inside the bed
Ventilation fan
AC Unit
Hardwood floors
Large Countertop
Tank Toilet - only used for liquidsDriving Cabin:
Separated sliding door, lockable
Heat and AC
Cruise Control
Radio/Bluetooth
Driver and passenger seatsAt the moment, there ARE some little issues with Vanny, although nothing that prevents it from being driven or stayed in.
Issue #1
The acceleration is finicky due to a faulty sensor. Once the sensor is tripped, acceleration is extremely slow. You can reset the sensor by simply turning the van off then on.
Issue #2
There is a loud noise sometimes when put into reverse due to loose u-bolts. This doesn't affect anything.
Issue #3
The A/C in the bedroom can Only be plugged into a normal outlet at a campsite, house, or building. It cannot be plugged into the solar power yet as it will blow the fuse.The tiny home has a full size, Very comfortable bed with pillows, soft sheets and a lovely comforter. There is plenty of shelf space in the closet, as well as a smaller section for hanging clothes. Underneath the bed there is tons of space for your luggage and other items you may have (this is also where the air mattress and sleeping bag is located if there are three of you).Everything runs off of solar power. There's plenty of it to power laptops, phones, fans and any other small devices you may have. The A/C inside the van runs off of an extension cord that runs from the house, so you won't ever have a problem with power.There is no sink (yet) in the van, but there are butane stoves that you can use to cook with plenty of cookware. The toilet is also to be used only for liquids. It will be a composting toilet soon (and there will be a shower too), but as of now it is not.Keep in mind that this van is a work in progress. It is Always getting better and getting upgrades. That being said, it is Very comfortable. I've used it all around the U.S. and have been very happy with its performance.
Welcome to the listing of Vanny McVanface! He is a high top, extended Sprinter van that is being converted into a tiny home. He is not yet fully complete, but already very comfortable to stay in.The specs on the living space are:
81.5 square feet
6'2" interior
Full size bed
Air Mattress for a third person
Two large shelved closets
One hanging closet
Solar powered lights, sockets, USB plugs
Kitchen table/desk
One bench seat
"Garage" storage underneath the bed
Hideaway, lockable storage inside the bed
Ventilation fan
AC Unit
Hardwood floors
Large Countertop
Tank Toilet - only used for liquidsDriving Cabin:
Separated sliding door, lockable
Heat and AC
Cruise Control
Radio/Bluetooth
Driver and passenger seatsAt the moment, there ARE some little issues with Vanny, although nothing that prevents it from being driven or stayed in.
Issue #1
The acceleration is finicky due to a faulty sensor. Once the sensor is tripped, acceleration is extremely slow. You can reset the sensor by simply turning the van off then on.
Issue #2
There is a loud noise sometimes when put into reverse due to loose u-bolts. This doesn't affect anything.
Issue #3
The A/C in the bedroom can Only be plugged into a normal outlet at a campsite, house, or building. It cannot be plugged into the solar power yet as it will blow the fuse.The tiny home has a full size, Very comfortable bed with pillows, soft sheets and a lovely comforter. There is plenty of shelf space in the closet, as well as a smaller section for hanging clothes. Underneath the bed there is tons of space for your luggage and other items you may have (this is also where the air mattress and sleeping bag is located if there are three of you).Everything runs off of solar power. There's plenty of it to power laptops, phones, fans and any other small devices you may have. The A/C inside the van runs off of an extension cord that runs from the house, so you won't ever have a problem with power.There is no sink (yet) in the van, but there are butane stoves that you can use to cook with plenty of cookware. The toilet is also to be used only for liquids. It will be a composting toilet soon (and there will be a shower too), but as of now it is not.Keep in mind that this van is a work in progress. It is Always getting better and getting upgrades. That being said, it is Very comfortable. I've used it all around the U.S. and have been very happy with its performance.
81.5 square feet
6'2" interior
Full size bed
Air Mattress for a third person
Two large shelved closets
One hanging closet
Solar powered lights, sockets, USB plugs
Kitchen table/desk
One bench seat
"Garage" storage underneath the bed
Hideaway, lockable storage inside the bed
Ventilation fan
AC Unit
Hardwood floors
Large Countertop
Tank Toilet - only used for liquidsDriving Cabin:
Separated sliding door, lockable
Heat and AC
Cruise Control
Radio/Bluetooth
Driver and passenger seatsAt the moment, there ARE some little issues with Vanny, although nothing that prevents it from being driven or stayed in.
Issue #1
The acceleration is finicky due to a faulty sensor. Once the sensor is tripped, acceleration is extremely slow. You can reset the sensor by simply turning the van off then on.
Issue #2
There is a loud noise sometimes when put into reverse due to loose u-bolts. This doesn't affect anything.
Issue #3
The A/C in the bedroom can Only be plugged into a normal outlet at a campsite, house, or building. It cannot be plugged into the solar power yet as it will blow the fuse.The tiny home has a full size, Very comfortable bed with pillows, soft sheets and a lovely comforter. There is plenty of shelf space in the closet, as well as a smaller section for hanging clothes. Underneath the bed there is tons of space for your luggage and other items you may have (this is also where the air mattress and sleeping bag is located if there are three of you).Everything runs off of solar power. There's plenty of it to power laptops, phones, fans and any other small devices you may have. The A/C inside the van runs off of an extension cord that runs from the house, so you won't ever have a problem with power.There is no sink (yet) in the van, but there are butane stoves that you can use to cook with plenty of cookware. The toilet is also to be used only for liquids. It will be a composting toilet soon (and there will be a shower too), but as of now it is not.Keep in mind that this van is a work in progress. It is Always getting better and getting upgrades. That being said, it is Very comfortable. I've used it all around the U.S. and have been very happy with its performance.
2007 Freightliner Sprinter
Length
23 ft
23 ft
Fuel Type
Gasoline
Gasoline
Sleeps
3
3
Host add-ons
3-Person Tent
Air Mattress
Sleeping Bag
Features
2007 Freightliner Sprinter
- Sleeps 3
- Black water: 5.3 gal
- Sleeps 3
- Black water: 5.3 gal
Amenities
- Toilet
- Solart
- Radio
- Stove
- Dining Table
- Air Conditioner
- Ceiling Fan
- Inverter
- Toilet
- Solart
- Radio
- Stove
- Dining Table
- Air Conditioner
- Ceiling Fan
- Inverter
Nearby places to stay
Stone Mountain, GA • Exact location provided after booking
1. Stone Mountain Park Campground
Stone Mountain, GA • 4 miles away
2. Talking Rock Motorcoach Resort
Talking Rock, GA • 53 miles away
3. North Shore Landing Resort
Greensboro, GA • 56 miles away
4. Jellystone Park™ West Georgia
Bremen, GA • 58 miles away
5. Pine Mountain RV Resort
Pine Mountain, GA • 75 miles away
Availability and RV fit not guaranteed. Please verify directly with campgrounds before booking.
Stone Mountain, GA • Exact location provided after booking
Rules and policies
- Pet friendly
- Tailgating friendly
- No music festivals
- No smoking
- Mileage: 250 free miles / day
- 4 generator hours / day
Meet your host, Back to the Peaceful Sea
Member since 2017
Welcome to Back to the Peaceful Sea! We are two brothers, Jake and Matt Green, who travel the world on a shoestring budget in order to teach you all how to do the same! We spend roughly $39 per day, which comes out to about $1,100 per month. Think about that for a minute. In an average city, your rent, car payment and all your bills would be about twice that amount!
The more you travel, the more you learn about the world in which you live. And the more you learn and discover, the more enriched your life will be. We want to give you the knowledge to be able to do this, even if your bank account isn't in the best state.
So come with us on an adventure and discover the beautiful places and wonderful people that inhabit this world!
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Welcome to Back to the Peaceful Sea! We are two brothers, Jake and Matt Green, who travel the world on a shoestring budget in order to teach you all how to do the same! We spend roughly $39 per day, which comes out to about $1,100 per month. Think about that for a minute. In an average city, your rent, car payment and all your bills would be about twice that amount!
The more you travel, the more you learn about the world in which you live. And the more you learn and discover, the more enriched your life will be. We want to give you the knowledge to be able to do this, even if your bank account isn't in the best state.
So come with us on an adventure and discover the beautiful places and wonderful people that inhabit this world!
Check out our website -
Follow us on:
Facebook -
Instagram -
Twitter -
We would Love to hear from you! So feel free to ask us any questions or give us feedback below. And if you liked the video, don’t forget to Like the video and Subscribe to our channel!
