You just got your Remote Vans Series, congratulations! Your Adventure Van comes fully equipped for the road, but you might be in need of some items to make the inside of your van feel like home. Here is a list of our Rolling Nomads favorite purchases that they made when first buying their Series. Most of the items they listed are from Amazon, so you can get them delivered in no time!
Pillow for your Vanhalla Seat: This pillow is perfect for when your seat is reclined back and you are using it as a couch! Throw on a couple blankets, and you have the perfect place to watch your favorite movie.
Cabin Divider: This might be the most recommended item from our Rolling Nomads! This Cabin Divider from Nomadik Customs is perfect to give you privacy and enclose the drivers cab from the main cab of the van.
Kitchen Drawer Inserts: These Kitchen Drawer Inserts from Inhabit Design Works fit perfectly in the kitchen drawers and allow you to travel without your utensils rattling around.
External Shower Curtain: A great way to shower outdoors in the warmer months while still having privacy. This is one of our Rolling Nomads favorite additions to have in their vans while traveling in the summer!
Mounting a Second Screen: Our Rolling Nomads love mounting a second screen on the L-track. To do this, they use a Retractable Arm and L-Track Base, along with a Ball Mount that can fit into the arm. This allows them to have another screen when on the road!
Pots & Pan Set: These fit perfectly when you stack them in the third drawer in the kitchen. They also have a removable grip that our Rolling Nomads love.
Electric Cooking Pot: Perfect for an easy dinner option without getting lots of pots and pans involved. Throw your favorite roast/crockpot meal in, and you’re all set!
Storage Shelf: This storage shelf fits in the upper cabinet above the Vanhalla Seat and allows you to store items on top and below the shelf for maximum storage.
Tire Chocks: Last but not least, our Rolling Nomads love these Tire Chocks from Amazon. They helped one of our Rolling Nomads in Mount Rainier where they needed 5+” of lift on one side to get semi-level.
Until next time Rolling Nomads!
