4 Seats
4 Sleeps
Automatic
Manual
Toilet
Inside shower
19'8" longThe Active Bunk is built for comfort and flexibility on the road. This medium Class B campervan seats and sleeps up to 4 people with a fixed lower double bed and an extendable upper bunk. The living area features a couch, two swivel chairs, and a foldable table. The kitchenette includes two gas stoves, a sink, and an 80-liter fridge for easy meal prep. The bathroom has a toilet and wash basin, with the tap doubling as a showerhead; a sliding door adds privacy while saving space. Integrated heating keeps the interior cozy in cooler weather, and smart storage compartments help organize your gear. Your rental includes 24/7 customer support, roadside assistance, and kitchen and cleaning kits—perfect for weekend escapes or longer journeys.
Rear Sensors
Cab Air ConditioningThis is a representative layout, your vehicle may vary slightly.
Only the items in the “Included” column come with your rental. The “Optional extras” column lists common requests and isn’t an exhaustive list. If something isn’t listed under “Included”, please assume it’s not part of the booking.
Active Bunk is a campervan, known in the industry as a Class B: a van body converted inside, so the whole vehicle is one box with no separate cab section. Models run 5.99 m long. It is easier to drive and park than a coachbuilt motorhome and has everything you need to live in it.
Spent 5 weeks away with a Weinsberg bunk bed camper. It was a house camper, drove well, interior was also fine. We did have a burner that didn't work and sometimes the interior was a bit shaky, but for this price, that's really completely fine. Overall, a very good experience with nice people during pickup and drop-off.
The amenities are great, and the blinds make a huge difference; some other companies don't provide that in the vans.
Our campervan experience with Indie Campers was wonderful, and everything went well overall. The campervan was a bit old, but it had everything we needed for the trip and was comfortable and practical. The only issue was that the engine occasionally seemed to struggle or fail while we were driving. Fortunately, it did not ruin our holiday, and we still had a great time. We would recommend Indie Campers for a road trip, but it would be even better if the vehicles received more regular mechanical checks and maintenance.
