Ranked · 2026

The 10 coolest Ford Transit camper vans in 2026

Camper vans built on the Ford Transit, from factory Class B models sold through dealers to builders with standard layouts and published prices. Prices are the published figures, and where a builder only publishes a range, we show the range.

  • Every van on a Ford Transit
  • Published prices, ranges marked
  1. The Pleasure-Way Ontour 2.0

    Best for Factory wet-bath vans

    1. Pleasure-Way Ontour 2.0

    Ford Transit 350 148, 3.5L EcoBoost V6

    Battery
    460Ah lithium
    Bathroom
    Enclosed wet bath
    Water
    25 gal fresh, heated
    Length
    19 ft 8 in

    The Ontour 2.0 puts an enclosed wet bath, 460Ah of lithium, 200W of solar and a 3,000W inverter into 19 feet 8 inches on the Transit 350 148. The fresh and grey tanks are heated, so it works into the shoulder seasons.

    The bed is a power sofa that makes up into a 67 by 76 inch queen each night. For AWD, the Ontour 2.2 AWD adds a generator, 300W of solar and 28 gallons of fresh water at $207,995.

    $168,995published price

    See the Ontour 2.0
  2. The Chinook RV Bayside AWD

    Best for Comfort systems

    2. Chinook RV Bayside AWD

    Ford Transit 350HD AWD, dual rear wheels, 3.5L EcoBoost V6

    Battery
    648Ah lithium
    Water
    30 gal fresh
    Toilet
    Porcelain
    Length
    21 ft 11 in

    The Bayside carries a 648Ah Expion360 lithium bank with 300W of solar, a 3,000W Victron inverter and a high-output second alternator. It rides on the dual-rear-wheel Transit 350HD with AWD as standard.

    Four floorplans offer twin beds, a rear sofa or a front sofa that make up into a bed. All have a porcelain toilet, hydronic heat with on-demand hot water and a Truma air conditioner with a heat pump, and 30 gallons of fresh water.

    Dealer MSRPAsk a Chinook dealer for the current figure

    See the Bayside AWD
  3. The The Vansmith Transit Duo

    Best for Complete vans under $125k

    3. The Vansmith Transit Duo

    Ford Transit 148 high roof AWD

    Battery
    5 kWh (10 or 15 option)
    Water
    20 gal fresh
    Bathroom
    Wet bath on Duo S
    Lead time
    6–9 months

    The Transit Duo is $114,950 with a new Transit 148 AWD included, the lowest price on this list for a finished van. It has a near-queen bed that extends to near-king, a 60-inch galley with an 80-liter fridge, 5 kWh of lithium and 300W of solar.

    The base Duo has no shower. The Duo S adds an enclosed wet bath for $121,950, and the Family layout for four to five people is $119,950. Lead time is six to nine months.

  4. The Vanworks Greyrock, Nomad and Switchback

    4. Vanworks Greyrock, Nomad and Switchback

    Ford Transit 148 AWD, 3.5L V6

    Battery
    10 kWh 48V
    Solar
    400W
    Sleeps
    2 or 4 (Switchback)
    Warranty
    3 yr / 36,000 mi

    Vanworks builds three Transit 148 AWD layouts on the same 10 kWh 48V system with 400W of solar, a 3,600W inverter, an Espar heater and a 48V rooftop air conditioner.

    The Greyrock at $176,900 is the one with a 33-inch shower and a toilet. The Switchback at $154,900 sleeps four with a bunk over the dinette, and the Nomad starts at $141,900. Builds take about six weeks once production starts.

    $141,900Nomad; Greyrock from $176,900

    See the Greyrock, Nomad and Switchback About Vanworks
  5. The Thor Motor Coach Palladium

    5. Thor Motor Coach Palladium

    Ford Transit T-350 high roof AWD

    Floorplans
    3
    Length
    19 ft 8 in
    Bathroom
    Wet bath on 1921
    GVWR
    9,500 lb

    The Palladium is Thor's Transit Class B, in three floorplans from $189,560 on the T-350 high-roof AWD. It is sold and serviced through Thor dealers.

    Only the 1921 floorplan, at $190,960, has a wet bath. The 1920 has a 51 by 74 inch bed and a removable table, and the 1930 sleeps two on a twin sleeper sofa.

    $189,560published price

    See the Palladium
  6. The Jayco Solstice 21T

    6. Jayco Solstice 21T

    Ford Transit 350HD AWD, 3.5L EcoBoost V6

    Tanks
    26 fresh, 26 grey, 16 black
    Generator
    2,800W gas
    Batteries
    AGM
    Length
    22 ft

    The Solstice 21T has the most holding-tank capacity on this list, 26 gallons of fresh, 26 of grey and 16 of black, plus a 2,800W gas generator and two 23 by 76 inch twin beds that join into a 61-inch-wide bed.

    Its $195,683 price includes an $18,000 mandatory package with Truma heat and hot water, swivel seats and a 2,000W inverter. The house batteries are AGM rather than lithium.

    $195,683published price

    See the Solstice 21T
  7. The Freedom Vans Short Wheel Base Model

    7. Freedom Vans Short Wheel Base Model

    Ford Transit 148

    Bed
    King, loft with slide-out
    Battery
    300Ah lithium
    Water
    30 gal fresh
    Heat
    Webasto diesel

    Freedom Vans' semi-custom build puts a 6-inch king mattress on a loft platform with a slide-out extension, 30 gallons of fresh water, 300Ah of lithium, about 370W of solar and a Webasto diesel heater into your Transit 148.

    It starts at $75,465 for the conversion, before the van. An indoor shower and a composting toilet are upgrades, and the long-wheelbase model on the Transit 148 extended starts at $87,275.

    $75,465conversion, van not included

    See the Short Wheel Base Model About Freedom Vans
  8. The Titan Vans Classic 148 and Metis 148

    8. Titan Vans Classic 148 and Metis 148

    Ford Transit 148 high roof, regular or EL

    Seats
    Up to 7 (Classic)
    Battery
    200Ah lithium
    Solar
    330W
    Lead time
    4–12 weeks

    Titan's Classic 148 seats up to seven and sleeps up to six on a Bi-Slide bed, which makes it the pick here for carrying a group. The Metis 148 seats four with a double Murphy bed and includes a cassette toilet.

    Both run a 200Ah Victron lithium bank, 330W of solar and a Webasto furnace, with a 3-year, 36,000-mile warranty. The shower is a rear spray-down rather than an indoor unit.

    $46,995Classic conversion; Metis $79,995; van not included

    See the Classic 148 and Metis 148 About Titan Vans
  9. The Axis Vehicles Revolver

    9. Axis Vehicles Revolver

    Ford Transit, mid or high roof

    Sleeps
    5
    Battery
    270Ah Battle Born
    Payload
    2,300 lb after build
    Warranty
    5 years

    The Revolver seats and sleeps five, with a removable 72 by 72 inch upper bed above a sofa bed, a 270Ah Battle Born lithium bank and a 5-year warranty. The build adds about 1,000 pounds and leaves 2,300 pounds of payload.

    Solar, an inverter and plumbing beyond two 5-gallon portable tanks are options, so it suits families who camp at sites with facilities. Build dates open about four to six months out.

    $67,990Revolver layout

    See the Revolver
  10. The Wayfarer Vans Wilford

    10. Wayfarer Vans Wilford

    Ford Transit 148 high roof, 2015 on

    Install
    2–3 days
    Bed
    54 in × 6 ft 1 in
    Water
    5 gal fresh
    Height
    9 ft 2 in

    The Wilford is a modular interior Wayfarer installs in a new or used Transit 148 high roof in two to three days, with a 54-inch by 6-foot-1 memory foam bed and a hand-pump sink on 5-gallon fresh and grey tanks.

    At $25,500 installed it is the least expensive way into a Transit camper here, and Wayfarer puts a new van plus the conversion at about $90,500. There is no toilet, shower or standard battery.

    $25,500installed, van not included

    See the Wilford

How we ranked these

By who each van is for and what you get for the money. What we weighed:

  • Whether you can buy it finished. Every entry is a van you can buy complete, from a dealer or from a builder's standard layout.
  • Off-grid range. Battery capacity, solar and water decide how long you can stay parked without hookups.
  • Drive and size. AWD for dirt and snow, and the length and roof height that fit the way you travel.
  • Support. A dealer network and a manufacturer warranty count for a lot on a long trip, and production models get credit for them.

Common questions

What is the best Ford Transit camper van in 2026?

Pleasure-Way's Ontour 2.0 leads this list at $168,995, with an enclosed wet bath, 460Ah of lithium and heated tanks on the Transit 350 148. For AWD, the Ontour 2.2 AWD is $207,995, and Chinook's Bayside AWD carries a 648Ah lithium bank on a dual-rear-wheel Transit.

How much does a Ford Transit camper van cost?

Finished vans on this list start at $114,950 for The Vansmith's Transit Duo with the van included, and the factory models run $168,995 to $195,683. Conversions on a Transit you supply start at $25,500 for Wayfarer's Wilford, which Wayfarer puts at about $90,500 with a new van.

Ford Transit or Sprinter for a camper van?

The Transit is the lower-cost base: Wayfarer prices a new Transit 148 high roof at about $65,000, against $70,300 to $83,900 for the Sprinters Sportsmobile lists. The factory Transit campers here use Ford's 3.5-liter gas V6, where most Sprinter campers use a 4-cylinder diesel.

Can you get a Ford Transit camper van with AWD?

Yes. Ford sells the Transit with AWD, and the Thor Palladium, Jayco Solstice, Vanworks, The Vansmith and Wayfarer builds on this list all use it.

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