Our camper is a Dutchmen 185db 2011 |
![]() The floor plan from Website. |
The fridge door is ajar, because the fridge is empty and switched off. I keep the doors open with double sided soap suckers. The table folds down for a bed and there is storage under the bunks. |
Our bed is at the back. Kris sleeps on a doggy-bed on the blue rug. |
![]() RV Tension rods keep the toiletries from falling out of the bathroom cabinet while traveling. |
I have placed small items in tall plastic glasses. |
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Photo from Natda.com |
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Photo from Natda.com |
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Photo from Natda.com |
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We have since removed the couch and turned it into a bunk with extra storage, which works well. |
Plastic storage drawers on top of the bunk bed. We removed the mattress and replaced it with a non slip mat. |
The bathroom.
Photo from Natda.com
We installed an Ikea BYGEL Rail and hung Dollar-store containers in which we put out shampoos, etc.
Plastic magazine holders from the Dollar store.
L-R Recipe books, foil plastic bags, corelle plates, paper cups, paper plates, etc.
Above Right; CD, books, etc.
Below; Paper plates, electronics, etc.
Plastic containers, napkins in napkin holders, smaller paper plates, paper bowls, etc.
We use a Cake Carrier to store paper plates, cutlery and napkins on the table,
to keep the bugs away, prevent then from flying away on a windy day or get dirty.
Cans are stored in plastic storage boxes, which just fit in the lip, so they wont coming flying out.
Our burners are covered with a removable cover, I placed containers behind them to hold some stuff, which will be removed when we want to use the stove.
Photo from Natda.com.
A RV Tension rod in the closet prevents the hangers from falling off while travelling.
RV Tension rods in the fridge prevent food from falling out while travelling.
Photo from Irv2.com
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A standard cutting board covers the sink for extra work space, a RV dish rack fits inside. We cover the top of the stove with another cutting board when not using it for extra counter space. I stick a tub onto the counter with double-sided Soap suckers to hold soap, detergent, hand cream, etc. Curtain wire prevents the spices from falling out, a RV tension could also work. |
The couch at the back opens for an extra bed and has extra storage. |
Really interesting – a far cry from the Combi Camper we used to do our wandering in!
Those RV Tension Rods are something new to me. Most useful.
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I’m glad 😉
The tension rods are handy inside the house as well.
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Oh wow Linda Tok very spiffy… what a nice home away from home. I went camping with my cousins at the KZN coast every year, sometimes twice a year for many years. *Smile* It was fun and we had such great time. It’s a wonderful way to enjoy time in nature. We also camped in the bush… just with the truck and a tent… then you really get close to nature ~ I much prefer your idea of camping ~ caravanning! I hope you enjoy lots of camping during the summer with the best weather. *Huggs* Mands
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I’m glad you like it Mands 😉
That must have been wonderful ! We also used to camping in tents, but with our unpredictable weather and the bears, I’m glad we’re in a camper.
I hope so too 😉
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I am not a camper but your accommodation looks great!
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It is!
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Thank you for the stars!
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I LOVE your caravan – it’s gorgeous, and positively luxurious compared to ours 😀 Thanks for sharing, Tok – it was great to peek into your holiday home!
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Great!
I’m glad you like it 😉
You should see some of the RV’s!
My pleasure, I would love to see your’s as well.
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Perfect home away from home. 😀
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It is 😉
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One day I’ll travel Europe in one of those!!
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I won’t mind doing that either 😉
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