About Chris and Anya French

We couldn't imagine a more perfect class B RV for 2, 3 or 4 people - it's not too big, and it's not too small. It handles great, feels more like a van than a truck, and crucially, it truly sleeps 4 (NO POP-UP necessary) which is *very* hard to find in this size /class of RV, and which makes this van a nearly year-round vehicle. Our family managed the morning conversion from sleep to eat to hang- all without leaving the vehicle during a long rain and snow storm. The fold down bed AND the bench puzzle bed (the mid-vehicle benches convert with extra cushions) each sleep 2 medium build adults, and we made a bonus sleeping "hideaway" area under the fold down "loft" bed for our daughter, using two camp pads -- she loved it. This means that there is technically sleep space for up to 5 people, but please note that the RV only has belted seats for 4, so it would mean bringing an extra car along for a family of more than 4 to travel with this rig. The van has one of the biggest bathrooms you'll find in a class B - a flush toilet and sink with showerhead above and even a curtain. The kitchenette includes a two burner stove, microwave, sink, and a large (for an RV) refrigerator. The dining area is comprised of the back passenger 2-seater bench, a door-side one-seater bench, an extendable table, and the two front captains chairs swivel 180 degrees to face the dining table. On board you will also find a TV and dvd player. Our 2015 Travato 59G van has new tires, a back-up camera and super comfortable captain's chairs up front. It's so easy to drive, with a great turning radius and you will love driving it because it comes with so much house, yet drives like just a van. Note: we currently do NOT have a generator on board, and instead provide a lithium battery pack that will power small appliances like laptops when you're not connected to shore power. You must be on shore power to run the microwave and the air conditioner. The fridge, furnace and stove can all run on propane. We keep an electric space heater. In addition to the AC and exhaust fans, we also keep a battery operated camping fan on board. Check back for updates as we work to phase in more solar and lithium battery power.