Bus turned into camper

This creative couple squeezes themselves, a dog and a cat into only 200 square feet — and actually make it look easy!

Audrey and Paul bought their bus back in 2018 and spent 20 months making it into their amazing bus home. They spend half of what they used to in bills and utilities by living in

Mike and Tawny bought a 2004 International RE school bus for $5,000, which they named Oliver, started selling off their possessions, and sold both their home and business. They also went vegan and expanded their education through seminars and classes.

We have a treat for you today! This #vanlife share is sure to make you smile and fill you will vanlife #goals. Marte and her husband, Jed, purchased their bus (Lloyd) two and a half years ago and took 18 months to renovate it into their dream home-on-wheels. They sold everything and hit the road with their two children, Ellida and Embla, and now spend their days making memories that will last forever.

Some people are born with design flair. They take a rickety old school bus and, somehow, turn it into a beautiful, spacious and even elegant looking home

Felix and Selima wanted to leave their ordinary lives and do something extraordinary so they put their plans into action. Follow their incredible journey that they named Expedition: Happiness.

Special effects designers Gregoire Thoby and partner Fabrice Delaure wanted to work less, earn less, and live more and they were prepared to give up their apartment in California and most of their belongings to do it. The pair were no strangers to the nomadic lifestyle, having lived in an off-grid RV in Spain and France before moving to the United States, but they were yet to take the plunge and live on the road full-time. But that all changed in a short space of time. Gregoire and Fabrice…

Alexa, a full-time artist based in Frost Proof, Florida, dreamt about an art studio on wheels and she realized her aspirations in the form of Lady Lavender skoolie which she found on Craigslist. The short bus camper is a 1995 Ford B series that was converted into a school bus home by Alexa with the help of her father. The amazing fact about Lady Lavender skoolie is that it was built for under $8,000, including the purchase of the bus.

Saul and Trysh Martinez built a 7 x 22 x 12-foot tiny home in San Diego to become traveling rehab therapists. They made it themselves, with the help of tradespeople, and spent a total of $25,000.

A yellow school bus converted into the tiny home on wheels. This school bus has a king size bed, bathtub, full kitchen and even a washer/dryer. Inside the skoolie, 2 Cool 4 Skool Bus.