Conversion Vans for Sale in Jacksonville

Camper Vans for Sale in Jacksonville, Florida

Camper Van Options From The Vansmith

Nine tailored layouts across the two-person DUO Series and the four-person FAMILY Series, on Sprinter 144 and 170 wheelbases and Transit 148 and 148 extended, plus three pre-built Bivy trims. Browse all tailored models.

Class B Camper Van Options for Jacksonville Buyers

A Class B RV is a camper built inside a van body rather than on a truck chassis. It can be easier to park than a larger motorhome and may fit many standard parking spaces and garages, although vehicle dimensions and campground restrictions should always be checked. Browse our Class B RVs for sale.

Current Camper Van Inventory

Our full current stock, including inspected used vans, is on the camper vans for sale page.

Camper Van Pricing and Availability

Pre-built Bivy models are typically ready in 8 to 10 weeks; tailored layouts generally take 12 to 16 weeks. Use our van designer or call (303) 414-6834 for a fixed, itemized quote.

Mercedes Sprinter and Ford Transit Camper Vans for Jacksonville

Mercedes Sprinter Camper Van Options

The Sprinter is available in 144- or 170-inch wheelbases, with AWD or 4x4 availability depending on model year and configuration. The shorter 144-inch wheelbase may be easier to maneuver at Florida state park campgrounds and beach-area parking. See Sprinter van conversions and Sprinter campers for sale.

Ford Transit Camper Van Options

The Transit can offer a lower purchase and service cost, and Ford's dealer network provides service options throughout north Florida. AWD is available on eligible model years and configurations. For many Jacksonville buyers, a Transit may offer good value, leaving more of the budget available for battery capacity and air conditioning. See Ford Transit van conversions and our Sprinter vs. Transit comparison.

Short vs. Long Wheelbase for Florida Road Trips

Jacksonville's suburbs may accommodate a longer van, but some Florida state park campgrounds have vehicle-length limits, and barrier island parking can be tight. A shorter wheelbase is often easier to maneuver in these settings. Compare your preferred routes, living space and storage requirements before choosing. See small camper vans.

AWD, 4WD and Driving on Paved and Unpaved Routes

For most Florida road trips, paved roads do not require all-wheel drive. Traction becomes more relevant when accessing some unpaved routes or soft sand, where getting stuck is a real risk. Tire choice, appropriate tire pressure and knowing when to avoid soft sand are important considerations. Confirm the capabilities of your selected chassis before driving off pavement.

Choosing a Layout for Solo Travelers, Couples or Families

The DUO Series is designed around two adults with generous gear storage, while the FAMILY Series sleeps four. In a warm climate where you may spend hot afternoons inside the van, comfortable living space, cooling and ventilation all matter. See camper vans for couples and family van conversions.

The Vansmith Camper Van Models for Jacksonville Buyers

DUO Series for Couples and Solo Travelers

DUO from $46,950, DUO S from $53,950, DUO XLS from $63,950, plus the DUO XL on the longer wheelbase, priced on request.

FAMILY Series for Group and Family Travel

FAMILY from $51,950, FAMILY XL from $61,950, and FAMILY XLS from $68,950.

Bivy Models and Pre-Built Options

Bivy Classic is $119,700 with a 5 kWh system. Bivy Plus is $145,845 with 10 kWh and an exterior shower. Bivy Deluxe is $192,570 with 15 kWh and air conditioning. Bivy XL starts at $153,700. Bivy models are typically ready in 8 to 10 weeks. See the Bivy comparison. For Florida travel, the Deluxe is worth evaluating first if overnight air conditioning away from hookups is a priority. Actual runtime depends on cooling demand, usable battery capacity and other electrical loads.

Compare Available Layouts and Features

Use the van designer to compare configurations before speaking with our team.

Find the Right Model for Your Travel Plans

For northeast Florida, prioritize battery capacity and air conditioning, followed by ventilation, insulation and layout. Your ideal configuration depends on how often you camp without hookups, how long you run cooling overnight and how much space you need for passengers and gear.

Camper Van Features for Jacksonville and Northeast Florida Adventures

Air Conditioning and Ventilation for Hot Weather

Shade, insulation and ventilation help reduce heat gain before air conditioning is needed. An awning and insulated window covers can improve comfort, while an appropriately sized cooling system helps manage hot nights. Consider battery runtime if you plan to camp without electrical hookups. See our A/C installation and roof vent installation pages.

Insulation and Moisture Management in Humid Conditions

Airflow behind cabinets, sealed washable surfaces and regular ventilation help manage moisture in Florida's humid climate. Avoid leaving the van sealed up for extended periods without airflow. A fuel-fired heater can also be useful during cooler weather and for helping dry the interior when conditions allow.

Electrical Systems for Off-Grid Trips

A lithium battery bank, roof solar, DC-DC alternator charging, shore power, an inverter and a battery monitor can work together to support off-grid travel. Size the system around your expected air-conditioning runtime and other electrical needs. See our electrical system installation services.

Kitchen and Refrigeration for Extended Travel

A 12V compressor refrigerator can run from the house battery, alongside a sink with a pressurized water system and a cooktop. Warm conditions can increase refrigerator workload, so consider both refrigerator efficiency and available battery capacity when planning longer trips.

Fresh Water and Wastewater Systems

Choose tank capacities according to your trip length, water use and access to refill and dump stations. Dispersed camping areas in Osceola and Ocala National Forest may lack water and wastewater facilities, making tank capacity and accessible drain points important for extended stays.

Interior Storage for Beach, Fishing and Camping Gear

A gear garage with rear-door access, a drainable storage area and an exterior shower can help accommodate beach equipment, fishing gear and camping supplies. Rinsing salt and sand from equipment after coastal trips helps protect gear and vehicle components.

Tires, Suspension and Ground Clearance for Outdoor Travel

Florida's heat and UV exposure can age tires even when tread wear appears limited, so check tire date codes as well as tread condition. Soft sand on some access roads is an important clearance and traction consideration. Choose tires and suspension based on the routes you plan to travel.

Camper Van Storage for Jacksonville's Outdoor Lifestyle

Beach Chairs, Umbrellas and Coastal Recreation Gear

Beach chairs and umbrellas are bulky but relatively light. Store them in the gear garage or a suitable roof box, keeping sandy equipment separate from items you want to keep clean. Consider roof-box height and its effect on vehicle clearance and fuel use.

Fishing Rods and Saltwater Fishing Equipment

For inshore, surf and offshore fishing, consider rod storage and a sealed, drainable compartment for tackle and wet gear. Rinse saltwater equipment with fresh water after each trip and dry it properly to help protect reels, fasteners and other hardware from corrosion.

Kayaking and Paddleboarding Equipment

The Intracoastal Waterway, St. Johns River and Guana marshes offer opportunities for paddling. Roof racks can carry kayaks and paddleboards, but added height affects clearance and roof loading. Confirm the rack and vehicle weight limits before carrying equipment.

Hiking and Camping Essentials

Backpacks, bags, stoves and folding chairs can fit in under-bed storage. Place heavier equipment low and secure it properly to help manage weight distribution while driving.

Wet Clothing, Towels and Beach Equipment

Avoid keeping wet or salty gear in a sealed compartment for extended periods in Florida's humid climate. A drainable storage area with airflow makes it easier to rinse and dry beach equipment before storing it with the rest of your gear.

Under-Bed and Rear Storage

A gear garage beneath a raised bed, accessed through the rear doors, provides space for larger equipment. For Florida trips, consider a drainable area that is easy to clean after beach visits and outdoor activities.

Payload Limits for Passengers and Gear

Water, batteries, air conditioning, passengers and outdoor gear all contribute to the loaded vehicle weight. The Vansmith evaluates the planned load against the selected chassis rating during the design call.

Camping and Road Trips From Jacksonville, Florida

Big Talbot Island State Park

About 30 minutes northeast of Jacksonville, Big Talbot Island is known for Boneyard Beach, where salt-washed fallen oaks create a distinctive coastal landscape. It is a popular day-use destination rather than a campground, so plan an overnight stay elsewhere.

Little Talbot Island State Park

Next to Big Talbot Island, Little Talbot Island offers undeveloped Atlantic beach and a campground. It is a useful coastal destination for Jacksonville-area van travelers. Check current campground availability, vehicle restrictions and reservation requirements before your visit.

Fort Clinch State Park on Amelia Island

About 45 minutes northeast of Jacksonville, Fort Clinch offers a historic 19th-century fort, beach and river access, and opportunities to look for shark teeth. The park has campgrounds, and popular dates can book well in advance. Check current availability before planning your stay.

Anastasia State Park Near St. Augustine

About an hour south of Jacksonville, Anastasia State Park offers beach access, a tidal lagoon and paddling opportunities near St. Augustine. It is a useful stop for travelers combining coastal camping with a visit to the historic city.

Guana Tolomato Matanzas National Estuarine Research Reserve

South of Jacksonville between Ponte Vedra and St. Augustine, this reserve protects coastal marsh, beach and natural habitat. Trails and day-use areas offer opportunities to explore the region. Check current access and visitor rules before setting out.

Osceola National Forest

About an hour west of Jacksonville, Osceola National Forest offers forest recreation, Ocean Pond and cypress swamp landscapes. Some dispersed camping areas have few or no facilities, so plan for water, power, waste disposal and current access restrictions before arrival.

Ocala National Forest and Central Florida Camping Routes

About two hours south of Jacksonville, Ocala National Forest offers extensive outdoor recreation, camping and access to spring-fed waterways, including Juniper, Alexander and Salt Springs. Some forest roads have sandy sections, so choose routes and tires suited to your vehicle and driving experience.

Florida State Parks, Campgrounds and Coastal Recreation Areas

Florida state parks generally charge day-use fees, while overnight camping requires a separate reservation. Coastal campgrounds can book well in advance, particularly during winter and spring. Some parks impose vehicle-length restrictions, so check the rules for your selected campground before choosing a van.

Road Trips Along Florida's Atlantic Coast

St. Augustine is about an hour south of Jacksonville, while Daytona Beach is roughly two hours away. Melbourne and the Space Coast are farther south, and Fort Lauderdale and Miami are longer road trips. Melbourne, Fort Lauderdale, Orlando and Wildwood are also options to consider when planning a longer Florida itinerary. Actual travel times depend on traffic and route.

Summer Heat, Hurricane Season and Coastal Camping Considerations

Jacksonville summers are hot, humid and stormy, with frequent afternoon thunderstorms. Atlantic hurricane season runs from June through November, with peak activity typically from August through October. A camper van is not a safe shelter during a hurricane, high winds or storm surge. Follow official evacuation orders, check local alerts and plan to leave early when advised. Mosquitoes and no-see-ums are also common in warm months, making fine-mesh insect screening worth considering.

What Comes With a The Vansmith Camper Van?

Base Vehicle and Interior Layout

Supply your own Sprinter or Transit, or buy a complete van with the chassis included from $115,950. Cabinetry, bed platform, galley, seating and finished surfaces are installed in our Boulder shop.

Electrical and Solar Equipment

Depending on the selected configuration, the electrical system can include a lithium house battery, roof solar, DC-DC alternator charging, shore power input, an inverter and a battery monitor showing state of charge. The final setup depends on your expected power use and off-grid requirements.

Kitchen and Refrigeration

A 12V compressor refrigerator runs on battery power, alongside a sink with a pressurized water system and a cooktop. The configuration supports everyday meal preparation during extended road trips.

Sleeping and Storage Areas

A fixed or convertible bed, depending on layout, provides sleeping space. Insulated window covers and storage cabinetry help organize the interior, while many layouts offer a gear garage with rear-door access. Bivy models include a pop-top.

Water and Climate-Control Systems

Fresh and gray tanks are sized to the selected layout, with a pressurized pump and accessible drain points. A fuel-fired air heater and powered roof fan support comfort in changing conditions. Air conditioning is available on applicable configurations.

Available Options and Upgrades

Available options may include air conditioning, additional solar, larger battery banks, exterior showers, awnings, roof racks, bike mounts, fine-mesh insect screening and tire packages. See repairs, installations and services.

Warranty Coverage

The Vansmith provides a lifetime warranty on cabinetry to the original owner, with no mileage or year limit. Appliance warranties are provided by their respective manufacturers. The Vansmith is NOAH certified; ask your insurer and lender how certification applies to your specific purchase.

Why Jacksonville Buyers Choose The Vansmith

Sprinter and Ford Transit Experience

The Vansmith has been family-owned since 2016 and has more than 300 vans built across both platforms and multiple wheelbases.

Layouts for Different Travel Needs

Nine tailored layouts plus three pre-built Bivy trims give buyers options for different sleeping arrangements, storage requirements and travel styles.

Integrated Electrical Systems

The battery bank, solar, DC-DC charging, shore power, inverter and monitoring are planned as an integrated system. For Jacksonville buyers who want to run air conditioning overnight off-grid, the usable battery capacity and expected runtime are key considerations.

Storage for Outdoor Adventures

Gear garages with rear-door access, exterior showers, roof racks and interior tie-downs support equipment for beach trips, fishing, paddling, camping and other outdoor activities.

Colorado-Based Craftsmanship

The Vansmith creates camper vans in its Boulder, Colorado shop and delivers them nationwide. Electrical capacity, cooling, ventilation and moisture management can be discussed during the design process to help match the van to Florida travel.

Remote Buying and Nationwide Delivery to Florida

Video design calls, progress photos and staged payments support buyers purchasing from outside Colorado. Delivery to Jacksonville can be arranged as part of the purchase, or you may choose to collect the van and drive it home.

Product Support and Warranty Information

The original owner receives a lifetime cabinetry warranty, alongside access to service and upgrade work at the Boulder shop. See repairs, installations and services.

Camper Van Pricing for Jacksonville Buyers

Camper Package vs. Complete Vehicle Pricing

Camper packages start at $46,950 for the DUO and range to $68,950 for the FAMILY XLS. A complete camper van includes the chassis and finished camper setup, with prices starting at $115,950.

Pre-Built and In-Stock Options

Pre-built Bivy models include the Classic at $119,700, Plus at $145,845 and Deluxe at $192,570, with Bivy XL starting at $153,700. Bivy models are typically ready in 8 to 10 weeks. Check current stock on the camper vans for sale page.

Available Models and Upgrades

For Florida travel, consider prioritizing usable battery capacity, air conditioning and additional solar. Ventilation, insulation, insect screening and exterior shower options may also suit your intended use. Options are priced individually so your quote can be itemized.

Delivery to Jacksonville, Florida

Jacksonville is approximately 1,750 miles from Boulder by road, depending on the route. Delivery arrangements and costs depend on the purchase. Use our RV loan calculator and read how to finance a camper van conversion.

Check Current Pricing and Availability

Call (303) 414-6834 for a fixed, itemized quote, or start with the van designer.

Buying a Camper Van in Jacksonville, Florida

Browse Current Inventory

Start with camper vans for sale and used vans to review current options.

Compare Available Models

Compare the nine tailored layouts and three Bivy trims to identify the sleeping capacity, wheelbase, storage and systems that match your travel plans.

Review Specifications and Included Features

For northeast Florida, review battery capacity and expected A/C runtime, ventilation, insulation, water capacity, corrosion-resistant hardware and vehicle length against campground limits. Confirm the selected vehicle's dimensions and payload against your intended use.

Request a Quote

Call (303) 414-6834 or use the contact page to discuss your vehicle, preferred layout and equipment requirements.

Confirm Availability and Delivery

Chassis availability varies by platform, model year and drivetrain, particularly for AWD and 4x4 configurations. Confirm current availability, production timing and delivery arrangements before placing an order.

Ready to start? Use the van designer, browse camper vans for sale, or call (303) 414-6834. For the statewide view, see camper vans in Florida.