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Full-size cargo vans are widely considered the best vans for full-time van life. They offer standing height in most high-roof configurations, spacious cargo volume, and flexible layouts, making long-term living far more comfortable and practical than smaller vans.Since you’re here, we’re guessing you’ve already decided a full-size cargo van is the right choice for your setup,...

If you want a simple, stealthy setup that’s easy to drive and park, compact cargo vans are a great option for van life.Compact cargo vans (often called small cargo vans) are designed as commercial vehicles, so they come with an empty, boxy cargo area that’s much easier to convert compared to passenger vehicles. Unlike larger vans like the Ford Transit or Mercedes-Benz Sprinter,...

Minivans are a great option to get started with van life. They’re affordable, easy to drive in cities, and much less stressful to park or travel with. Their compact size and appearance also make stealth camping easier.If you’ve already decided to go with a minivan but aren’t sure which one to choose, this guide will help you make that decision. We’ll break down the best minivans...

A van starts losing value as soon as it leaves the lot. The biggest drop happens in the first year, then slows down over time. In most cases, a van loses around 20% of its value in the first year and another 5–10% in the years after. So if you’re on a budget or simply want to spend less—buying a used van for van life makes sense. A three-year-old van with roughly 80,000–150,000...