East Bay Campers

East Bay Campers is a small, experienced company based near Eastbourne on the East Sussex coast, specializing in campervan and motorhome services. With over two decades of experience in the van conversion market, the company prides itself on delivering high-quality conversions at competitive prices. Initially offering bespoke, one-off conversions tailored to individual customer needs and budgets, East Bay Campers has since shifted its focus. The company now primarily builds various stock conversions throughout the year, which are then made available for immediate purchase. This approach allows them to offer ready-to-drive campervans with well-designed, functional layouts.

Beyond full conversions, East Bay Campers provides a comprehensive range of repair and upgrade services for existing campervans and motorhomes. These services include alterations, improvements, and fixes for damaged or worn components. The company offers a full spectrum of maintenance, from replacing water pumps and fitting solar panels to installing side windows, diesel heaters, and complete electrical systems. They also conduct habitation checks and general repairs, including onsite mechanical repairs and MOTs for leisure vehicles. For those experiencing issues while on holiday in the South East, East Bay Campers offers emergency repair services to get customers back on the road swiftly.

The company's conversion process emphasizes quality and practicality. They utilize lightweight furniture board, often with Reimo trim, to achieve a professional finish, and can also incorporate unique materials like recycled pallet wood for a rustic aesthetic. Every conversion is fully insulated and can be fitted with windows and skylights. A wide array of appliances and features are installed, including Smev sinks/hobs, 12V fridges, water tanks, leisure batteries, solar panels, LED lighting, and shower/toilet facilities. They also offer various ventilation options, such as Flettnor Vents and Maxx Air Fans, and are authorized installers of Autoterm diesel heaters, which can be controlled remotely.