I too have a NV200. We use it to explore. Sleeps 2 Adults, 1 Dog. We have taken it on some of the roughest roads in Colorado... We put one of those wire racks across the back. Fits perfectly and allows us to keep the floor clear. We use an ecoflow to provide power on the go. Sometimes we go light, sometimes we have a microwave, toaster, coffee maker and induction cooker so that we can cook anywhere... propane and electric heat to stay warm and safe... Cheers
@@TheWeekenderVan We bought a cheap one you might find just about any place that sells home goods, works great and is safe. Key to everything that we need power for is the EcoFlow DELTA Pro battery powered generator. Alternatively, we use the grill plate sitting under the induction cooker... heated with a small propane heater from underneath. We are heading to the Collegiate Peaks next trip. FYI, we can stay warm at night using our heated blankets at temperatures near freezing. For temperatures lower that freezing, we usually employ the little buddy propane heater, distribute the heat with a fan. Van has a carbon monoxide detector. Cheers
Thanks for all the great NV200 camper van content! I would love to know more info on this (i.e. custom drawer measurements, approx insurance cost, etc) as I plan to do something similar with some added features!
@@dragon7ryu awww thanks so much for the comment and thanks for watching. We didn’t document much and actually misplaced or threw away our sketches and plans. We will search around or redo them with our changes (there have been a lot!) and get back to you. Cheers!
@@dragon7ryu yes! Dee is over 6’3” so we needed the length for sleeping and we didn’t want to cook inside the van. Plus, storage is always good too! More on the way. 😊
I too have a NV200. We use it to explore. Sleeps 2 Adults, 1 Dog. We have taken it on some of the roughest roads in Colorado... We put one of those wire racks across the back. Fits perfectly and allows us to keep the floor clear. We use an ecoflow to provide power on the go. Sometimes we go light, sometimes we have a microwave, toaster, coffee maker and induction cooker so that we can cook anywhere... propane and electric heat to stay warm and safe... Cheers
@@SpidersBlock sweet! I just checked out one of your videos! We want to upgrade to induction, suggestions? Happy with yours?
@@TheWeekenderVan We bought a cheap one you might find just about any place that sells home goods, works great and is safe. Key to everything that we need power for is the EcoFlow DELTA Pro battery powered generator. Alternatively, we use the grill plate sitting under the induction cooker... heated with a small propane heater from underneath. We are heading to the Collegiate Peaks next trip. FYI, we can stay warm at night using our heated blankets at temperatures near freezing. For temperatures lower that freezing, we usually employ the little buddy propane heater, distribute the heat with a fan. Van has a carbon monoxide detector. Cheers
@ sounds like you have everything covered. We love our power station as well, but we need to utilize it more. Thanks!🙏
Thanks for all the great NV200 camper van content! I would love to know more info on this (i.e. custom drawer measurements, approx insurance cost, etc) as I plan to do something similar with some added features!
@@dragon7ryu awww thanks so much for the comment and thanks for watching. We didn’t document much and actually misplaced or threw away our sketches and plans. We will search around or redo them with our changes (there have been a lot!) and get back to you. Cheers!
@TheWeekenderVan sounds great! Love that you prioritized the bed space, with sliding drawer kitchen and storage!
@@dragon7ryu yes! Dee is over 6’3” so we needed the length for sleeping and we didn’t want to cook inside the van. Plus, storage is always good too! More on the way. 😊