Van Tour | 4x4 Hilux camper, compact rv with full bathroom, 2 pull out beds and great storage ideas 

Thanks for your kind words ☺️

I fully agree. I cant stand to watch a lot of other stuff. The NOISE

Thanks 😊 glad it was helpful ☺️

Thanks for the compliment ❤ .. it makes it super easy to find and access to things in a limited space like this compact motorhome 😊

Thanks 🙏 and all the very best with your purchase! We were in the same boat a few years ago and really happy that we came across Explorer Motorhomes. Please feel free to let us know if you have any questions about this model. Happy travels!

Thanks 😊

Thanks! Yes, the company (Explorer Motorhomes) that makes these motorhomes accept custom order so it can be a one big bed if requested.

Hi D, Thanks and great to hear you have found our vid helpful with your decision process 💚.. Hope you guys and the fur baby have a great time travelling in your Explorer Motorhome!! Sounds exciting and the wait is definitely worth it ☺️ In terms of flaws / quality, we haven’t encountered any major issues with our build. We truly enjoy our travels with this motorhome and love the layout. There were a couple of minor issues at the start but it could be easily fixed on the phone with Explorer (for example, leakage in the water pipe during our shake up trip and we could easily fix it with Explorer’s step by step instructions on the phone / text ) Currently the only issue we are having is one of the USB ports is not working .. not sure why, could be wear and tear and we’re planning to replace it ourselves. Other than that everything else is working as they should be. Thought I’d also share that there are a couple of things I would probably modify / add in my next build to suit our needs (if we ever decide to do it 😅), a few examples are: remove the aircon and have another ceiling fan instead , potentially a bigger fridge and battery, add a slide-out countertop extension (I already have a design that I like ) so we have a bigger countertop space for food preparation but can he hidden away when we don’t need it. We might also change the current table to a Lagun style so the tabletop can be moved in any direction easily, we might also replace the current pantry next to the fridge with drawers so we don’t have to open the main door first and pull the drawers out. Hope that answered your question and feel free to ask us any follow-up questions Happy travels! Cheers Angie

​@@AngieChau Hi Angie, thanks for your detailed reply and ideas we can put into our new build. Got a bit side track with work, but will get back to our dream build shortly. Hopefully once we have our camper done we might bump into you for an adventure. Cheers D and family

I have replied to your comment in the other vid. Hope that answered some of the questions here. We carry scrubba bag and collapsible bucket (without a lid though) for washing (for now)… this is something we’re still working on to find a smart solution :)

Hi Marc, Thanks 😊, we made it ourselves after receiving the motorhome. I believe Explorer Motorhomes can make it at build upon request. From memory, one of the owners had a similar cupboard installed by Explorer in theirs.

@@AngieChau Thank you Angie, much appreciated 😀

Thanks 🙏… re: bed configuration choice, we were also tossing up bw the two options but went with single beds to minimise disturbing each other’s sleep … happy travels 😊

Thanks! This is Swimcart beach in Tasmania. One of our favourite beach front camp sites. Did you pick up a Vision as well? Enjoy your travels😊

A Pathfinder extreme

Are you from Adelaide Angie?

Greetings ☺️! It’s around 3,400KG

Hi Suzzanne, thanks for watching and glad to hear it was helpful. The short answer to your question is yes, if we were to buy another one we would still go with this model as the layout works really well for us. We would probably make a few changes in terms of storage. Explorer have done a great job but there are still a few times that I wish I could modify a few things to make it work perfectly 😅 … I would probably think through the storage solution needed from the entry point (ie. where do we store our shoes, umbrella, bits and pieces etc) to other possible organisation solutions for things like cooking (ie. maybe we could ask them to add an folding bench top over the fridge so we have more counter space or where to put condiments, oil, etc), laundry, .. maybe a place to store a second cassette tank so it can give us more toilet days, also we find we don’t use the aircon unit as much as we thought so we would have it removed from the build as well to save 35kg for other useful things :) just a few things that could have been easier to make during the build rather than retrofitting after (eg. the laundry cabinet under the sink that we made to make use of the space under the sink and to hide the big thing below it) In terms of what we like about the floor plan for two people: - we like the two single N-S pull out beds as this saves space when not in use and our sleep is not disturbed like when one person needs to go for a toilet break in the middle of the night etc - when we were looking for a motorhome and went to the caravan shows to check out the ones on display, we decided the rear bathroom would be what we wanted as we didn’t like the wet bathroom style - this vision model was probably the only one with the clean look that we found on the market at the time. There’s so much airspace inside and I love it every time I step inside the motorhome, it feels like living in a tiny cosy wood cabin. I saw some motorhomes with lots of cabinets inside and it makes it feel a bit sophisticated. - the decision factor for us was also the one piece fibreglass body as we have heard bad experiences of leaking from other motorhomes that don’t have this type of build Sorry for a long-winded answer 😅 .. hoping it might give you a feel for what we like and what we might change if we were to buy another one :) Good luck with your purchase .. sounds like a great choice ☺️and happy travels! 💚

@@AngieChau Angie you are a gem - thank you so much for this insightful reply, I really appreciate your time and understanding your reasoning, really helps me think it through. I am looking at the Pathfinder as a solo traveller - I love the wide open panoramic view at the back but now you mention it, I realise how much space in the shower the vision has in comparison. Thank you so much and happy travels to you guys!!

Thanks ☺️ yes mine has it. Cheers

@@AngieChau Does it have awnings and external bbq? Would be nice to extend the living room.

@@kappy-nf6uh ​​⁠yes it does have an awning but no slide out BBQ. The Pathfinder model has it ☺️

Thanks! The company is Explorer Motorhomes. You can check out their website below: explorermotorhomes.com.au Our model is Vision on 4WD Toyota Hilux chassis and the year is 2019 😊

Sehr Sehr gut ,alles drum und dran Klasse Aufteilung. Ich bin begeistert 👍👍😎

Hi Kenny, the prices vary depending on what you’re wanting. Generally speaking they can go as low as $100k to as high as $270k. It would be best to contact the manufacturers directly for the best advice. We love our campervan from Explorer Motorhomes and highly recommend them. Happy travels!

It’s best to contact Explorermotorhomes.com.au for the up to date pricing info as prices depend on optional upgrades (things like diesel heater, extra solar panels, higher battery capacity, etc) that you want to add. There is a list of upgrades on their website. For our motorhome, the base price was about $160,000AUD + $20,000AUD for upgrades at the time we purchased it a few years ago. Hope that helps 😊