DUO
Mercedes Sprinter 144
OR
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Perfect for solo travelers or couples who want a compact adventure-ready van.
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2Length
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DUO S
Mercedes Sprinter 144
OR
Ford Transit 148
Includes a shower setup for longer trips without compromising comfort or space.
Seat & Sleeps
2Length
19'Shower
Bench * * Optional Add-OnsDUO XL
Mercedes Sprinter 170
OR
Ford Transit 148 E
Ideal for those who want extra living space and more storage for extended adventures.
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2Length
22'Shower
FullDUO XLS
Mercedes Sprinter 170
OR
Ford Transit 148 E
Luxury model with full amenities, extended power systems, and interior bathroom.
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22'Shower
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FAMILY
Mercedes Sprinter 144
OR
Ford Transit 148
Perfect for families who want space, comfort, and functionality in a compact build.
Seat & Sleeps
4Length
19'Shower
Exterior * * Optional Add-OnsFAMILY XL
Mercedes Sprinter 170
OR
Ford Transit 148 E
A larger build for families who love extended adventures and more storage.
Seat & Sleeps
4Length
22'Shower
Bench * * Optional Add-OnsFAMILY XLS
Mercedes Sprinter 170
OR
Ford Transit 148 E
The luxury upgrade with interior shower and full power systems for long trips.
Seat & Sleeps
4Length
22'Shower
FullReady to Start Your Santa Fe Camper Van Journey?
Santa Fe sits at about 7,200 feet, and its elevation shapes what a camper van needs to handle. Summer days can reach the 80s and 90s, while nights may drop 30 or 40 degrees. Intense high-desert sun can heat a parked van quickly, and winter nights can bring freezing temperatures for months, even when afternoons reach 50 degrees.
Those daily temperature swings make insulation, dependable heating, and effective cooling important considerations. Santa Fe's dry air also makes ventilation especially useful, helping hot air escape when temperatures allow. The Vansmith builds Mercedes-Benz Sprinter and Ford Transit camper vans in Boulder, Colorado, and delivers them to buyers across New Mexico. Conversion packages on a van you already own start at $46,950, complete vans with the chassis included start at $115,950, and pre-built Bivy models range from $119,700 to $192,570, depending on trim. For the statewide picture, see
camper vans in New Mexico
.
Camper Van Features for Santa Fe's Climate
01
Heating for Cold Desert Nights
Heating is a feature Santa Fe buyers should plan for year-round. A fuel-fired air heater draws from the vehicle's own fuel tank, while a Rixen hydronic system is available on the Bivy Deluxe. At 7,200 feet, overnight freezing is common through much of the colder season, and nights can remain chilly even in June. A fuel-fired heater produces heat without relying on the house battery as its primary energy source. Learn more about the systems we install on our heater installation page.
02
Air Conditioning for Hot, Dry Summers
Air conditioning is available across our model range and comes standard on the Bivy Deluxe. Santa Fe afternoons can reach the 80s and 90s, and intense high-altitude sunshine can heat a parked van quickly. Dry air often allows temperatures to become more comfortable after sunset, so cooling requirements can differ from those in humid climates. The right system depends on your parking conditions, power capacity, and travel plans.
03
Insulation for Temperature Changes
Insulation is central to a camper van designed for Santa Fe's daily temperature swings. Insulation across the walls, floor, and ceiling helps limit afternoon heat gain and retain warmth when temperatures fall at night. Pre-built Bivy models feature Havelock wool insulation. A well-insulated interior can also reduce how frequently the heating and cooling systems need to run, helping manage fuel and battery use.
04
Ventilation and Interior Comfort
A powered roof fan with variable speed and reversible airflow helps move hot air out of the cabin. In Santa Fe's dry climate, ventilation can provide useful cooling when outdoor conditions are comfortable, while air conditioning handles hotter afternoons. Although condensation and mildew are generally less challenging than in humid regions, airflow behind cabinetry and around stored equipment remains important for interior comfort.
05
Battery and Solar Power for Off-Grid Camping
New Mexico's abundant sunshine can make rooftop solar an effective source of off-grid power. We install DC-DC alternator charging across our builds and specify lithium battery capacity around your actual overnight loads, with the Bivy Deluxe offering a system up to 15 kWh. Cold temperatures can affect lithium battery performance, and charging below freezing may be restricted by the battery system's protection features. Review our electrical system and solar installation options.
06
Fresh Water Systems for Remote Travel
Fresh and gray water tank capacities depend on your selected layout, with a pressurized pump and accessible drain points supporting everyday use. For remote trips across New Mexico, consider how much water you will need between resupply stops. Dry air, outdoor activity, and long distances between services can all influence your water requirements, so tank capacity should match your travel style.
07
Winterization and Freeze Protection
Santa Fe's elevation means overnight freezes can occur even when daytime temperatures feel mild. If a van will be stored in freezing conditions, its plumbing needs an appropriate protection plan. Depending on the system and how the van is being used, that may mean keeping the water system safely heated within the insulated interior or fully winterizing it by draining the fresh and gray tanks, water heater if fitted, and water lines, then opening taps as directed by the system manufacturer.
08
Storage for Outdoor Equipment
A gear garage with rear-door access and a drain, combined with suitable roof racks, helps keep outdoor equipment organized. Around Santa Fe, the drain can be useful for snowmelt after ski trips and mud picked up on forest roads during monsoon season. Storage and rack options depend on the selected model and equipment, so consider the gear you plan to carry when choosing your layout.
FAQs About Camper Vans for Sale in Santa Fe, NM
Where Can I Find a Camper Van for Sale in Santa Fe?
The Vansmith creates Sprinter and Transit camper vans in Boulder, Colorado, about 400 miles from Santa Fe, and delivers to buyers across New Mexico. You can order a tailored model, explore pre-built Bivy vans with an estimated 8 to 10-week timeline, or browse inspected
used camper vans.
When evaluating a pre-owned van in northern New Mexico, pay particular attention to the plumbing and water system, including any signs of freeze damage from overnight temperatures.
How Much Does a Camper Van Cost?
Conversion packages start at $46,950 for the DUO and range up to $68,950 for the FAMILY XLS when fitted to a van you supply. Complete vehicles with the chassis included start at $115,950. Pre-built Bivy models are priced at $119,700 for the Classic, $145,845 for the Plus, and $192,570 for the Deluxe, with the Bivy XL starting at $153,700. Allow for applicable New Mexico taxes, registration, insurance, and other ownership costs. Use our
RV loan calculator
to estimate monthly payments.
Does The Vansmith Deliver Camper Vans to Santa Fe?
Yes. Boulder is approximately 400 miles from Santa Fe, and delivery or transport costs can be quoted as part of your purchase. Some New Mexico buyers prefer to travel to Boulder and collect their vans in person, allowing them to complete the handover at the shop. Call (303) 414-6834 or visit our
contact page
to discuss delivery options.
Can I Buy a Camper Van Without Visiting Colorado?
Yes. Design consultations can take place over video, and progress photos help you follow the process remotely. Delivery can be arranged for your location. The payment schedule described for tailored projects includes a $2,500 design deposit, 50% at design approval, 25% at project launch, and the final 25% at handover; confirm the current terms with The Vansmith before ordering. Since Santa Fe is within driving distance of Boulder, visiting the shop is also an option if you would like to see the work in person. Review
our process
for more details.
Which Camper Van Is Best for Couples or Families?
The DUO Series is designed for two people and offers a fixed bed with practical gear storage. The FAMILY Series is designed for family travel, with seating and sleeping arrangements intended for up to four, depending on the selected configuration. For trips around Santa Fe, the Jemez Mountains, and smaller mountain campgrounds, consider how vehicle length, clearance, and turning space fit the routes you plan to take. Explore our
camper vans for couples
and
family van models.
What Features Matter for Santa Fe's Temperature Changes?
Start with insulation, which helps reduce heat gain during sunny afternoons and retain warmth on cold nights. A fuel-fired heater is valuable at Santa Fe's elevation, where overnight temperatures can fall sharply even outside winter. A powered roof fan helps move hot air out of the cabin, while air conditioning provides additional cooling during hot afternoons. The right combination depends on your travel season, parking conditions, and available battery capacity.
Are Solar Panels Useful for Camper Van Travel in New Mexico?
Solar panels can be particularly useful in New Mexico because of its abundant sunshine and long sunny periods. Actual output varies with season, cloud cover, shade, panel orientation, and elevation. For extended off-grid travel, size the solar array and lithium battery bank around your expected electricity use, and include DC-DC alternator charging as another source of power when driving. Explore our
solar installation
and
electrical system
options.
How Can I Protect Water Systems From Freezing?
Plan for overnight freezes even when daytime temperatures are mild. If the van will be used in freezing conditions, the plumbing must be protected according to the system's design and operating instructions. Depending on the setup, that may mean maintaining suitable heat around vulnerable components or fully winterizing the system by draining the fresh and gray water tanks, water heater if fitted, and water lines, then opening taps as directed by the manufacturer. Do not assume the insulated cabin alone will protect every pipe or tank.
Camper van specifications for Santa Fe travel
Technical Specifications for Camper Vans in Santa Fe
| Specification | What We Build | Why It Matters in Santa Fe |
|---|---|---|
| Base vehicle | Mercedes-Benz Sprinter or Ford Transit, supplied by you or included in a complete vehicle. | The Sprinter's available AWD or 4x4 configurations may suit some Jemez and Santa Fe forest-road trips. The Transit can offer a lower purchase price and different ownership costs. |
| Wheelbase and dimensions | Approx. 19.5 ft on the short wheelbase or 22.5 ft extended, with high-roof vehicles approximately 9 to 10 ft tall overall. | A shorter van can be easier to maneuver on the High Road, Jemez forest roads, and smaller campground loops. Confirm route restrictions and vehicle dimensions before traveling. |
| Sleeping capacity | Two people on a fixed bed in the DUO Series, or up to four with convertible seating in the FAMILY Series, depending on configuration. | A fixed bed is ready for cold high-desert nights and leaves the gear garage available for equipment. |
| Heating system | A fuel-fired air heater using the vehicle's fuel, or a Rixen hydronic system on the Bivy Deluxe. | At approximately 7,200 ft, overnight temperatures can fall sharply throughout the year, making dependable heating useful beyond winter. |
| Insulation | Insulation across the walls, floor, and ceiling, with Havelock wool in pre-built Bivy models. | Insulation helps manage large daily temperature swings by limiting afternoon heat gain and retaining warmth at night. |
| Ventilation | A powered roof fan with variable speed and reversible direction, with attention to airflow behind cabinetry. | In dry conditions, moving air can provide useful cooling and reduce reliance on the air conditioner when outdoor temperatures permit. |
| Air conditioning | Available across the model range and standard on the Bivy Deluxe. | Useful during hot, sunny afternoons at altitude. Cooler evenings can reduce the duration of cooling needed, depending on conditions. |
| House battery | A lithium battery bank sized around your expected power use, with capacity up to 15 kWh in the Bivy Deluxe. | Cold temperatures can affect battery performance and charging. Battery management and low-temperature protection are important in freezing conditions. |
| Solar charging | A rooftop solar array sized to the layout, available roof area, and expected daily power draw. | New Mexico's abundant sunshine can make solar productive, although seasonal daylight, shade, weather, and parking conditions affect output. |
| Alternator charging | A DC-DC charger on every build. | Provides another charging source during drives, including periods of monsoon cloud cover or shorter winter days. |
| Fresh water | Fresh water tanks sized to the selected layout, with a pressurized pump and accessible drain points. | Remote camping can mean long distances between water supplies. Plan tank capacity around your trip length and water consumption. |
| Wastewater | A gray water tank matched to the layout's fresh water capacity, with accessible drain points. | Dump facilities vary by campground and location. Confirm disposal options before staying at remote forest or BLM sites. |
| Refrigeration | A 12V compressor refrigerator powered by the house electrical system. | Supports food storage without needing to source propane for refrigeration. The electrical system must be sized for the expected load. |
| Electrical monitoring | A battery monitor that reports state of charge rather than relying on voltage alone. | Monitoring helps track available power during cold nights and off-grid stays, when battery performance can change with temperature. |
| Payload | Chassis payload capacity reviewed against estimated loaded weight during the design consultation. | Water, passengers, equipment, and upgrades all add weight. Confirm final loaded weight against the vehicle's ratings. |
| Tires and brakes | Tires and equipment selected around intended routes, with all-terrain and winter-rated options available where appropriate. | Northern New Mexico mountain routes can experience snow and ice, while gravel roads can increase tire wear and damage risk. |
| Ground clearance | Depends on chassis, trim, and drivetrain, with suspension and tire upgrades available. | Clearance affects access to some Jemez, Pecos, and BLM roads. Check current road conditions and vehicle suitability before setting out. |
| UV protection and sealing | Sealed body penetrations and exterior materials selected for their intended exposure. | Strong high-altitude sunlight can accelerate wear on exterior seals, trim, and tires, so regular inspection and maintenance matter. |
| Warranty | A lifetime cabinetry warranty for the original owner, with no mileage or year limit, subject to warranty terms. | Appliances and other components may have separate manufacturer warranties. The Vansmith is also NOAH certified. |
Exact figures for payload, ground clearance, tire sizing, and vehicle dimensions depend on the chassis, trim, and drivetrain you choose. We confirm each against your selected vehicle and planned equipment during the design consultation.
Read more about camper vans in Santa Fe, New Mexico
Camper Van for Sale in Santa Fe, NM
Camper Van Options for Santa Fe Buyers
The Vansmith offers nine tailored layouts across the two-person DUO Series and four-person FAMILY Series, along with three pre-built Bivy trims. Browse all tailored models and our Class B RVs for sale. A Class B RV is a camper designed inside a van body rather than on a truck chassis. Its more compact footprint can be useful on suitable mountain roads and at smaller campgrounds around Hyde Memorial, the High Road to Taos, and the Jemez Mountains.
Sprinter and Ford Transit Models
The Mercedes-Benz Sprinter offers available all-wheel-drive and 4x4 configurations, which may suit some forest roads and winter travel when vehicle capability and road conditions align. The Ford Transit generally offers a lower purchase price, and its service network includes Santa Fe and Albuquerque. All-wheel drive is available on applicable Transit model years. Compare our Sprinter van models, Ford Transit van models, and Sprinter vs. Transit comparison.
DUO, FAMILY, and Bivy Models
DUO starts at $46,950, DUO S at $53,950, DUO XLS at $63,950, and DUO XL pricing is available on request. FAMILY starts at $51,950, FAMILY XL at $61,950, and FAMILY XLS at $68,950. Pre-built Bivy models include the Classic at $119,700 with 5 kWh of lithium capacity, the Plus at $145,845 with 10 kWh, a diesel cabin heater and exterior shower, and the Deluxe at $192,570 with 15 kWh, air conditioning and a Rixen hydronic heater. The Bivy XL starts at $153,700. Compare features in our Bivy comparison.
Available Camper Vans and Pricing
Explore current inventory, including inspected pre-owned vans, on our camper vans for sale page. Complete vehicles with the chassis included start at $115,950.
Delivery to Santa Fe, New Mexico
Santa Fe is approximately 400 miles from our Boulder, Colorado, shop, making it one of the closer New Mexico markets we serve. Many buyers choose to drive to Boulder and collect their van in person, allowing time for a handover before driving home.
Choose a Camper Van for New Mexico Adventures
Camper Vans for Weekend Getaways
Hyde Memorial State Park is a short drive from the Santa Fe Plaza, with mountain scenery and access to the surrounding national forest. A compact, well-organized camper van makes spontaneous overnight trips easier, especially when your gear is stored where you can reach it quickly.
Layouts for Couples and Families
The DUO Series is designed for two people, with a fixed bed and substantial gear storage relative to vehicle length. The FAMILY Series provides seating and sleeping arrangements for up to four, depending on configuration. Explore our camper vans for couples and family van models.
Storage for Hiking and Outdoor Gear
A gear garage beneath the bed, rear-door access, a drain, and available roof or hitch racks help organize equipment for northern New Mexico trips. Depending on the season, that may include skis for the local ski area, bikes, hiking gear, and extra water for travel away from developed services.
Camper Vans for Extended Road Trips
Water and battery capacity both influence how long you can stay off-grid. New Mexico has extensive public lands where dispersed camping may be permitted, but water and facilities are often limited. Plan your water supply and resupply stops carefully, and size your electrical system to your actual usage. Solar output depends on weather, shade, season, and parking conditions.
Planning Trips Across New Mexico
From Santa Fe, road trips can take you to the Pecos Wilderness area, the Jemez Mountains, the Rio Grande Gorge, the Gila region roughly four and a half hours southwest, and White Sands several hours south. New Mexico is also home to nineteen pueblos, each with its own visitor policies. Check current rules on access, photography, cultural sites, and fees before visiting, and respect all tribal land restrictions.
Camper Van Road Trips From Santa Fe, New Mexico
Santa Fe National Forest
Hyde Park Road leads north from Santa Fe toward the mountains and the ski area. Hyde Memorial State Park has a small campground, while the wider Santa Fe National Forest includes developed campgrounds and areas where dispersed camping may be allowed under current rules. Dispersed sites may have stay limits and generally lack water and other facilities. The Pecos Wilderness is a major destination for backcountry recreation. Forest roads can close seasonally, and some routes require appropriate clearance and vehicle capability.
Bandelier National Monument
About an hour west of Santa Fe near Los Alamos, Bandelier National Monument protects ancestral Pueblo sites, cliff dwellings, and cavates in Frijoles Canyon. During some busy-season periods, access to the canyon may be managed through a shuttle from White Rock, with restrictions on private vehicles. Check the monument's current transportation arrangements, hours, and entry requirements before setting out, and plan for the van to remain in the designated parking area if shuttle service is required.
Taos and the Enchanted Circle
Taos is roughly an hour and a half north, depending on route and conditions. The High Road to Taos passes through communities such as Chimayo and Truchas and offers a scenic alternative to the faster highway route. The Enchanted Circle passes through the region around Wheeler Peak, Questa, Red River, and Angel Fire. The Rio Grande del Norte National Monument and the Wild Rivers area offer dramatic gorge scenery and camping opportunities where permitted.
White Sands National Park
White Sands is several hours south of Santa Fe and is known for its striking gypsum dunes. Highway 70 and park access can be temporarily closed during missile-range testing, so check current closure information before making the drive. Stay on designated roads and follow park guidance, as soft gypsum and restricted areas make off-road driving unsuitable. Backcountry camping availability and rules can change, so confirm current options directly with the park.
Jemez Springs and the Jemez Mountains
The Jemez region, west of Santa Fe, combines hot springs, volcanic landscapes, the Valles Caldera National Preserve, and Forest Service recreation areas. Road surfaces vary from paved highways to graded gravel and rougher forest roads. Conditions can deteriorate during monsoon storms, so check road status and choose routes appropriate for your van's clearance and drivetrain.
Scenic Drives Across Northern New Mexico
The High Road to Taos, the Turquoise Trail toward Albuquerque, the Jemez Mountain Trail, and the Enchanted Circle all offer opportunities to explore northern New Mexico at a relaxed pace. A camper van lets you turn a scenic drive into an overnight trip, provided you plan stops around approved camping areas, seasonal access, and road conditions.
Campground Access and Seasonal Road Conditions
Many forest campgrounds operate seasonally, generally from late spring into early autumn, while higher roads may close because of snow. From July into September, monsoon storms can bring intense rainfall and flash flooding. Avoid camping in arroyos or washes, and never drive across a flooded road. During dry periods, fire restrictions can prohibit campfires or close dispersed camping areas and forest sections. Check current alerts and access information with the Santa Fe National Forest before departure.
Camper Van Prices and Ownership Costs
Camper Van Prices and Available Models
Conversion packages range from $46,950 to $68,950. Complete vehicles with the chassis included start at $115,950, while pre-built Bivy models range from $119,700 to $192,570, with the Bivy XL starting at $153,700.
Standard Features and Optional Upgrades
The standard equipment package includes a lithium battery bank, roof solar, DC-DC charging, shore power, an inverter, a battery monitor, a fuel-fired heater, a powered roof fan, a 12V compressor refrigerator, and fresh and gray water tanks. Air conditioning, additional solar, larger battery banks, suspension upgrades, all-terrain tires, exterior showers, awnings, and racks are priced individually. Explore our repairs, installations, and services for additional information.
Delivery Costs to Santa Fe
Santa Fe is approximately 400 miles from Boulder. Transport costs are quoted as part of the purchase, and collecting the van in person is another practical option for buyers who want a shop handover.
New Mexico Registration and Insurance
New Mexico vehicle purchases can involve applicable excise tax, title, registration, and other fees. Requirements and amounts can change, so confirm current details with the New Mexico Motor Vehicle Division and include these costs in your budget. Registration and insurance requirements depend on the vehicle and its use. Ask your insurer and lender which documentation or certification they require for a camper van; NOAH certification may be relevant to their assessment.
Fuel, Maintenance, and Routine Care
Follow the vehicle manufacturer's service schedule and identify service options in Santa Fe and Albuquerque before extended travel. Frequent gravel-road driving can increase the need to inspect tires and air filters. Strong high-altitude sunlight can also age exterior trim, seals, and tires, so check condition and tire date codes as part of routine maintenance.
Water Management and Seasonal Storage
Water planning is important for remote travel in New Mexico. Fill before leaving town and carry enough for your expected trip, with a reserve for delays. If the van will be stored unheated during freezing conditions, winterize the plumbing according to the system manufacturer's instructions. A protective cover may reduce direct sun exposure when suitable for the storage conditions, and exterior seals, trim, and tires should be inspected regularly.
Why Choose The Vansmith for Your Santa Fe Camper Van?
Sprinter and Transit Expertise
Since 2016, The Vansmith has produced more than 300 vans across the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter and Ford Transit platforms. This experience helps us guide buyers through platform, wheelbase, and layout choices based on how they plan to travel.
DUO, FAMILY, and Bivy Models
The lineup includes four DUO layouts for two people, three FAMILY layouts for up to four, and three pre-built Bivy trims. Bivy models are typically ready in 8 to 10 weeks, subject to current availability and production scheduling.
Thoughtfully Designed Interiors
Cabinetry, galley, bed, and storage are planned around how you travel. For high-desert use, water capacity, insulation, ventilation, and accessible storage are important considerations when choosing a configuration.
Electrical Systems and Available Upgrades
The electrical system brings lithium storage, solar, DC-DC charging, shore power, an inverter, and monitoring together as one integrated setup. New Mexico's sunny conditions can support useful solar generation, while battery capacity and charging options still need to reflect your actual power use and travel season.
Colorado Craftsmanship
Our Boulder shop works with the temperature changes, cold nights, strong sun, dust, gravel, and mountain travel associated with a Rocky Mountain climate. These considerations overlap with many of the conditions Santa Fe owners encounter, and our shop is approximately 400 miles away.
Warranty and Customer Support
The Vansmith offers a lifetime cabinetry warranty to the original owner, with no mileage or year limit, subject to the warranty terms. The company is NOAH certified, and service or upgrade work can be discussed with the Boulder shop. Verify current customer-review ratings and warranty details before relying on specific figures or coverage.
Delivery to Santa Fe
Delivery can be arranged and quoted as part of the purchase, or you can collect your camper van in person in Boulder.
Buying a Camper Van in Santa Fe, NM
Compare Models and Available Inventory
Browse camper vans for sale, tailored models, and inspected used vans. Compare layouts with our van designer and review the Bivy comparison.
Review Pricing and Included Equipment
Each optional feature is priced individually, so you can review an itemized quote and understand which equipment is included before committing.
Schedule a Remote Consultation
Design consultations can take place over video, with build photos shared throughout the process. The stated payment schedule for tailored projects is a $2,500 design deposit, 50% at design approval, 25% at project launch, and 25% at handover. Confirm current terms before placing an order. Read our process. Some Santa Fe buyers may also prefer to visit the shop in person.
Confirm Delivery Costs and Timelines
Transport costs are quoted with the purchase. Tailored projects typically take 12 to 16 weeks, while pre-built Bivy models are generally ready in 8 to 10 weeks, subject to availability and scheduling.
Review Warranty and Ownership Details
Review the lifetime cabinetry warranty for the original owner, applicable manufacturer warranties, and options for future service or upgrades at the Boulder shop before finalizing your purchase.
Request a Camper Van Quote
Call (303) 414-6834 or use our contact page to discuss your travel plans, preferred layout, equipment, and delivery options.
Find Your Camper Van for Sale in Santa Fe
Browse Available Camper Van Models
Start with our current camper vans for sale inventory or compare tailored models to find a layout suited to your travel plans.
Compare Features and Pricing
Use the van designer and Bivy comparison to review available configurations. Estimate payments with our RV loan calculator and read our guide on camper van financing.
Check Inventory and Availability
Review the current inventory for available vehicles. Pre-built Bivy models typically have an 8 to 10-week timeline, subject to stock and production scheduling.
Contact The Vansmith for a Quote
Call (303) 414-6834, use our contact page, or visit The Vansmith at 7209 Valtec Court Unit B, Boulder, CO 80301. For the statewide overview, see camper vans in New Mexico.
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