A guided build designed for extended travel—built with integrated systems, added comfort, and the capability to go further from the start.
There’s no single “right” way to build a van. But once you know you want to travel further, stay out longer, and rely less on external resources, the priorities start to shift.
This guided build uses our modular foundation, and adds the systems that make daily life easier: a full kitchen, water, expanded power, and climate control. It’s designed to feel more complete from day one—while still giving you room to adapt the space to depending on your adventure.
Build Overview
This build is based on a Sprinter 144 High Roof using the Adventure Wagon Interior System, configured as a more complete, all-season setup for extended travel and off-grid capability.
- Platform: Sprinter 144 High Roof
- Interior System: Insulated wall and ceiling system with integrated lighting, wiring, and L-Track throughout
- Bed: Traverse bed platform with Flarespace flares
- Storage: Single Goat Locker, dual Mule Bags, overhead shelf, and modular storage throughout
- Kitchen: Switchback Galley modular kitchen system with removable components
- Water: Fresh + grey water system
- Power: EcoFlow 10kWh system with integrated solar
- Climate: Espar heater, Maxxair fan, and 48V air conditioning
- Sanitation: Switchback Storage Box with Dometic 972 cassette toilet
- Exterior: Roof rack, rear tire carrier with ladder, side steps, and accessory racks
- Estimated Price: $171,785
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Why This Build Works
A More Complete Starting Point
This setup is designed for those who already know they want more built-in capability from the start.
With a full kitchen, water system, upgraded power, climate control, and sanitation already accounted for, the van feels functional for longer trips right away—without needing to add core systems later.
Daily Living, Not Just Weekends
The addition of a full galley and water system changes how you use the van day to day.
Cooking, cleaning, and staying organized become part of a normal routine instead of something you work around. It’s a setup that supports extended travel, not just short trips.
Power That Expands What’s Possible
The EcoFlow 10kWh system with integrated solar gives you the ability to run more demanding systems and stay off-grid longer.
From charging devices to powering appliances and climate systems, it supports a wider range of use cases without constant power management.
All-Season Comfort
This build is designed to handle a broader range of conditions.
With heat, ventilation, and integrated air conditioning, the van stays comfortable whether you’re dealing with heat, cold, or changing environments over longer trips.
Integrated Systems That Work Together
One of the biggest differences in this build is how the systems are designed to work as a whole.
Power, water, kitchen, and climate aren’t separate add-ons—they’re part of a cohesive setup that supports everyday use without constant adjustment.
Still Built to Adapt
Even with more systems in place, the foundation stays modular.
The Adventure Wagon Interior System still allows you to reconfigure storage, adjust layouts, and evolve the van over time. You’re starting from a more complete place—but you’re not locked into it.
Start With This Build
If you’re planning longer trips and want a van that feels more complete from day one, this is a strong place to start.
It’s a guided build that brings together the core systems needed for extended travel—while still giving you the flexibility to refine and personalize it as you go.
