Amdro Alternative Campervans

Amdro Alternative Campervans, established in 2004 by Design Engineer Iwan Roberts, is a North Wales-based company driven by a passion for design, the outdoors, and environmental responsibility. The company specializes in creating innovative, removable modular units that transform everyday cars and vans into functional campervans within minutes. Their core philosophy revolves around simplicity, practicality, and sustainability, aiming to make the benefits of campervan travel accessible without significant environmental or financial cost. Amdro prides itself on innovation, having invented the "boot jump" unit, which was launched in 2012 and has since become a registered trademark.

The company's expertise stems from Iwan Roberts' degree in Industrial Design and over 20 years of experience in designing luxury coach-built motorhomes, European fifth-wheel caravans, and campervans. Amdro utilizes advanced Computer Aided Design Software (SolidWorks) and in-house CNC routing, ensuring precision manufacturing to within 0.1mm. They commit to using high-quality, sustainably sourced materials, such as PEFC FSC Latvian Birch plywood with a UV stable, heat-pressed finish, designed for durability and longevity. This meticulous approach ensures their products, like the popular boot jump and Kombi beds, are robust enough for outdoor enthusiasts engaged in activities such as climbing, cycling, and surfing.

Amdro's product range includes various lift-in conversion modules for vehicles like the Citroen Berlingo, Peugeot Rifter, Vauxhall Combo Life, and Volkswagen Transporter Kombi. These units provide essential amenities such as cooking facilities, seating, and comfortable sleeping arrangements, effectively creating a versatile 3-in-one vehicle that can serve as a family car, a van, and a camper. Beyond their core conversion units, Amdro also offers accessories like boot tents, water systems, and gas cookers. The company operates from Caernarfon, North Wales, a region known as the capital of adventure, and embraces its Welsh heritage, with "Amdro" itself being a Welsh term for 'going for a leisurely spin/walk'. They also operate Glan Morfa, a park4night campsite and glamping unit, further extending their commitment to outdoor experiences.