Schoolie conversion

Do you want to improve your travel experience as a camper or Rver? If yes, then you should learn about the bus conversion ideas of converting mini buses.

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Dreaming of life on the road but considering a skoolie or bus conversion? 🚌✨ Before you make the leap, discover the top 10 reasons why this might not be the ride for you. From hidden costs to unexpected challenges, we're diving deep into what it really takes to live the nomadic dream in a converted bus. Ready for the truth? Click to find out and tell us, would you still go for a skoolie? #rv #rvlife #rvhacks

Is There Anything You Would Change About Your Skoolie? During our first TinyFest, a few people asked if we could change anything about our skoolie. I love this question! The answer is yes, yes, and yes! Here are some things we would do different if we did it again! Skoolie Stove Placement We love… Read More »7 Things We Want to Change in Our Skoolie

There are a lot of decisions to be made when it comes to converting your school bus into a Skoolie. Here are some tips on designing Skoolie floor plans that work for you.

Check out Sweet Southern "Glory." She's an off grid skoolie that has been beautifully converted into a camper. There are three 400 watt solar panels that feed three 12v 300 AH lithium batteries. A Vi

How build a bathroom in your skoolie conversion!

Finding a mid-size skoolie may be challenging, but the extra space and maneuverability is well worth. Check out our favorite mid-size bus conversions.

Name: Chris, Tina, Elijah, Rylee, and Dub the Skoolie Dog Location: Originally from Nixa, Missouri Size: 234 square feet Years lived in: 1 year, owned Our home is a 2005 school bus. We wanted a home on wheels that allowed us to travel and one that we could customize to meet all of our needs. This skoolie does all of that! After adventure, our goal was to create a home that minimized our bills. On top of living mortgage free, we also have the ability to live off grid.

Mike and Tawny bought a 2004 International RE school bus for $5,000, which they named Oliver, started selling off their possessions, and sold both their home and business. They also went vegan and expanded their education through seminars and classes.