10 Best Campervans with Toilets
Have you ever tried a campervan? It’s almost the same as an RV, only smaller. The smaller size adds to the value of this vehicle as you are less worried about parking issues, size of the van, movement in rushy areas, and many more.
As for some demerits, campervans lack several amenities that may be a part of bigger recreational vehicles. The living area is comparatively smaller, with usually no toilet areas.
This leads to an important question: Is the toilet really a necessity? In my experience, it depends on your preferences.Â
For some people, it’s not an issue. However, for others, it is a must-have. They cannot do it without a personal toilet always at their disposal.
So, if you are one of those for whom having no toilet area onboard is not an option for you, keep on reading. I have come up with a list of ten best campervans with toilets for you. Check these out and find the one that best suits your requirements.
10 Best Campervans with Toilets
Campervans are usually smaller in size with a compact design. All the basic features of a smaller RV are squeezed in the campervan to cater to the basic needs.
While most campervans lack a toilet area, few brands look into this issue and come up with solutions ranging from an elementary cassette toilet area to a relatively bigger one.
Let’s look into these ten best campervans with toilets one by one.
1. RoadTrek Zion SRT
The RoadTrek Zion SRT is built on the stylish Ram ProMaster chassis, which gives you a refined exterior. With an external length of 19’7″ and width of 6’11”, the Zion SRT is ideal for moving around. Its small size allows you to park easily and roam around freely without the worry of heavy traffic.
The campervan includes a bathroom just at the backside of the driver’s seat, allowing room for a spacious living area in the rear end of the vehicle. There is a dinette that converts into a large bed, a large closet for storage.
The kitchenette includes a large sink, two stovetops, and a microwave. A pantry is present on the opposite side of the microwave. The driver’s seats can revolve at an angle of 180 degrees, making it easy for everyone to interact, while camping.
The bathroom is located right in front of the sliding door. It allows easy access from inside as well as outside of the vehicle without disturbing anyone else. You get a small sink and a toilet with 36 liters holding capacity of the black water tank.
2. Pleasure-Way Plateau TS
Build on the new Mercedes Benz chassis. Pleasure-Way Plateau TS is over 22 feet long. This Class B campervan is a class apart with its power sliding door and the interior.
The kitchenette is spacious with lots of storage space in the passenger area. Two stovetops, discrete sink with a large cutting board cum sink cover along with a 3-way, six cubic feet double door fridge, and a convection microwave make it ideal for you.
Moreover, you get an extra storage wardrobe. The power sofas are made of memory foam and ultra-leather. It results in a comfortable sleep when you convert it into a bed. A large TV with a sound system is available as well.
Plateau TS features a huge wet bath with a toilet and a Korean countertop stainless sink with vanity underneath. A 110 plug is available for convenience if you want to plug in your charger or hairdryer. The bathroom is waterproof with a mocha laminate interior.
The camper includes a black water tank with a holding capacity of 12 gallons, a freshwater tank that can hold up to 24 gallons, and a larger gray water tank with a holding capacity of 35 gallons.
3. Winnebago Era 70C
Available in three different floor plans, the Winnebago Era 70C is an ideal choice if you are looking for a campervan with a large bathroom. The camper is built on a Mercedes-Benz Sprinter Chassis and includes a bathroom that takes 25 percent of its length.
Now, if a bathroom takes up that much space, it is bound to offer something other models don’t. You get a large bathroom with a classic countertop stainless steel sink, a full-size shower, and a full-sized toilet. The space is big enough for you to change in the bathroom comfortably.
The black water tank in this model has a holding capacity of 22 gallons.
Right next to the bathroom is a wardrobe and storage area for easy access. Towards the end of the campervan is the living area that includes a sofa sleeper and pedestal table for convenient mounting.
The Era 70C campervan also includes a kitchenette with storage area, stove, kitchen sink, and refrigerator.
The Winnebago Era 70C is a long campervan, making it relatively challenging to drive compared to other regular-sized vehicles. Its length is around 24’3″, which is somewhat more extensive than the standard size. You can’t park it in a regular parking spot.
4. Winnebago Revel 44E
The Winnebago Revel 44E is built on a Mercedes Sprinter platform with a 4-wheel drive train. It includes a relatively smaller kitchen area, which includes all the essential features such as a stove, refrigerator, and a small sink with storage area.
The dining area is small. As a result, you get a larger garage area at the rear end of the campervan. The garage area includes a bigger bed that lifts to the van’s roof, giving an image of a toy hauler while you are on the move and converts into a large comfy bed while you are camping.
The Winnebago 44E includes an all in one gear closet along with a wet bath. Moreover, you can turn the toilet in any direction or way you want to face. It is a cassette toilet with a holding capacity of five gallons.
5. Winnebago Cambria
The Winnebago Cambria is a class C motorhome, with a large luxurious bathroom. While the class C motorhomes are larger in length and width than the class B motorhomes, more amenities are available.
You get a separate area as a bedroom at the back of your campervan. The dinette and living area are behind the driver’s seat. A huge TV and entertainment system is available as well.
The kitchenette includes a three-top stove, pantry, a large sink, and a huge refrigerator. The area is spacious, and there is a lot of room to work in the kitchenette.
As for the sleeping space, you get a sleeper sofa, convertible dinette, and a separate bed, allowing six people to sleep around comfortably. Moreover, the Winnebago Cambria includes a seating plan with seat belts for six people, which means you can legally move around with a family of six in your motorhome.
If you want to know the RV seat belt laws, you may find this article helpful.
There are two bathrooms in the Winnebago Cambria. One of these includes a toilet with a sink while the other provides a full size 32″ X32″ enclosed shower area with sliding doors.
The shower area opens into the bedroom where your wardrobe and storage area is available. It makes it even easier to change and grab a pair of clothing.
Winnebago Cambria has a black water tank with a holding capacity of 34 gallons.
6. Nugget Plus
Based on the market-leading Ford Transit Custom and converted by Ford’s long-term motorhome specialist partner Westfalia, the Nugget Plus camper has built its reputation as a popular choice of the camper.
The campervan features sleeping space for four people with a foldable double bed on the roof and the other in the living area. Here the rear seats fold into a functional sleeping area.
The nugget is around 38.7 cm larger as compared to the regular size. Moreover, it is designed thoroughly to cater to all the requirements from a foldable dining area to a spacious kitchenette. Two stovetops, sink, and a beautiful storage area make the nugget an ideal choice.
There is a foldable table in front of the rear seats, while the front seats can rotate at an angle of 180 degrees, so you can enjoy a nice family dinner while you are camping.
The nugget plus includes a built-in toilet and a foldable washbasin. The bathroom is available at the rear end of the campervan. You can access it both from the outside through the backdoor or from inside the camper.
The location of this toilet is easily accessible. The sink placed in the opposite direction of the toilet folds up and provides more space when not in use.
A small closet is present behind the toilet while a ladder hangs right beside it, making use of all the space available in the nugget plus.
The gray water and black water tank can hold up to eleven gallons while the freshwater tank has the same capacity.
7. Sunseeker TS2370
Sunseeker TS2370 by Forest River is a class apart when it comes to the toilet area on the campervan. The bathroom is located at the end of the motorhome and includes a shower, toilet, sink, and bathtub. The black water tank has a holding capacity of 28 gallons.
As for freshwater, you get the tank with 35 gallons of holding capacity. Right after the bathroom, there are twin beds. You can easily convert these into a queen-sized bed if need be.
The galley kitchenette includes a refrigerator, stove, pantry, and sink. A love seat is also present with a table so you can enjoy having your meals, playing games, relaxing, or numerous other activities.
The twin beds and the loveseat are made up of ultra-leather and upgraded memory foam for added comfort and ease. There are four seat belts available, which allow you to move with four passengers on board legally.
The length of the Sunseeker TS2370 is 26’1″ which is relatively smaller than other class C motorhomes. However, the external height is 10’5,” whereas the length is 87″.
8. Coachmen Nova
Class B RVs from Coachmen
The most recent addition to the Coachmen Class B Family, which stands for quality, value, and innovation, is the all-NEW Coachmen Nova. The Nova, which is constructed on the Ram Pro Master 3500 extended chassis, is truly unique. full of modern amenities, practical innovations, and features. Built with dependable materials and technology. backed by outstanding customer support and service.
Adventure after adventure, the Coachmen Nova provides lifelong memories on the open road. Coachmen has been the guide to the great outdoors for over 54 years.
There’s a two burners-recessed cooktop, so when you are not cooking, you get more counter area to work on. Similarly, you get a pop-up sink to do the dishes, but close the lid and get even more counter space when you are done.
Moreover, you get an overhead microwave and a lot of storage area, a pantry, and a large fridge with a built-in freezer.
Then there is a queen-size loft bed that stays up and out of the way, providing more seating space during the day, and you can bring it down during the night time.
The living area is spacious with two swivel chairs, a flip-up table, and a large convertible three-seater leather sofa. As a result, you’re getting an ample sleeping space for around four people. All the seats and the couch have seat belts, so you are safely tucked during the drive.
The bathroom with a massive sink with countertop, toilet, and a large shower area is located at the rear end of the Coachmen Nova. Although the toilet is not very big, it provides all the necessary amenities, even in small spaces.
The black water tank comes with a holding capacity of 32 gallons while the freshwater tank comes with a holding capacity of 28 gallons.
The Coachmen Nova is relatively smaller for a class B motorhome.
9. Jayco Redhawk 31XL
The Jayco Redhawk 31XL is a model with a lot of storage space, both inside and outside. Towards the end of the campervan, you get a double bed with storage compartments overhead and a large wardrobe with storage area.
As you move forward, there are bunk beds to accommodate two more persons. You can separate the bunk beds through slide outs. Opposite the bunk bed is the bathroom area.
The bathroom includes a separate shower area, sink, and toilet. It is a relatively large bathroom.
Right behind the driver’s seat is the living area that includes a dinette with seating space for four people. Moreover, opposite the dinette, there’s a sofa opposite that you can convert into a bed.
The kitchen includes a lot of storage space for your utensils, even the large pots. You get a convection microwave, a large stainless steel double sink, eight cubic feet double-door fridge, and a separate pantry.
Jayco Redhawk 31XL includes a freshwater tank with a holding capacity of 47 gallons. The gray water tank can hold up to 41 gallons for the black water tank, and the holding capacity is 32 gallons.
10. Dynamax Isata 3.
The Dynamite Isata is a large motorhome with a 223″ wheelbase. Its exterior length is 32’10” while the outer width is 101″.
This model includes a large bedroom area at the back of the campervan. The bed is queen size with additional storage space and wardrobe. Moreover, you get a large TV right in front of the bed to relax while lying down on your bed.
As you move towards the front, there is a large bathroom with a toilet and a large sink. On the opposite side of the toilet, there is an entirely separate shower area with a built-in linen closet right beside it.
Then there is a dinette area with a sitting capacity of four people. Opposite the dinette is the kitchen, which includes a double sink, pantry, storage area, convection microwave, stove, and a large fridge.
There is a sleeper sofa in the front side of the campervan as well. The dinette has one seatbelt while the sofa comes with three seat belts. It allows you to move freely and legally with four passengers on board.
Another TV in the living area is available as well. Moreover, you can convert the sleeper sofa into two theatre sofas.
The Dynamax Isata 31DS comes with a huge black water tank with a massive holding capacity of 45 gallons. The freshwater tank has a holding capacity of 51 gallons, and the gray water tank comes with a holding capacity of 45 gallons.
With such capacity of the black water tank, gray water tank, and freshwater tank, you would be less worried about stopping now and then. And spend more time on the outskirts without the need to rush back for drainage.
The only drawback is its colossal size. With a 32’10” and height of 11’6″ height, you may not be allowed to park in several national parks and states.
Things to Keep in Mind While Buying a Campervan with Toilet
Whenever you plan on investing in a motorhome with a toilet, keep these suggestions into consideration.
Always look for the black water tank holding capacity.
If you are a family of two, you may not need to drain your black water tank now and then, if it’s aÂ
smaller one. However, if there are more people, investing in a container with very less holding capacity would not be wise. You may need to stop by dump stations more frequently.
Thus, the more significant the black water tank, the more convenient it is for you. Besides, you must not leave the black water tank full for an extended period as it can damage the structural integrity of your tank.
If you find the campervans with larger black water tanks, you may invest in a cassette toilet. Several companies are offering removable cassette toilets with their campervans. You can quickly dispose of the cassette when it’s full to any standard rest station.
However, you may find these cassette toilets less convenient when you stay at a place that offers full hookups, as you won’t be able to avail of any of those.
If you are looking for a second-hand campervan, thoroughly check the plumbing and water connections. It is to ensure there is no leakage or water damage. If possible, hire a plumber and get the water connections checked in detail.
Water damage is the worst thing that can happen to a campervan.
Few Tips to Maintain Your Black Water Tanks
Here are a few tips for maintaining your black water tanks and its sensors.
- Invest in the RV special toilet paper. These are relatively thinner and easy to dissolve.
- Invest in a right holding tank treatment to avoid any residue build-up.
- Invest in chemical-free cleaning solutions, so the tank doesn’t get eaten from the inside.
- I would recommend you to clean your tank every time you dump the black water. It doesn’t allow any debris to form on the walls or the base of the container.
- If possible, invest in a clear elbow that connects to the septic hose. So, you don’t have to drag the tube through your RV’s window or door, while you attempt to drain your black water tank.
- A clear elbow with water hose attachment allows you to see if the water is clear or still dirty.
- Even if you have a dump station facility on a campground, I recommend you keep your dump valves closed unless you plan to dump.
- If the valves are open, all the liquid will flow through, leaving the solids behind, which can lead to an even bigger mess. Let the bacteria in the liquid break down the solid, so when you dump it, the process is relatively hassle-free.
Final Thoughts
Finding campervans with toilets is not very hard. However, finding the right one is tough. It varies from person to person, as some can manage a small cassette toilet to survive in the wild while others want to have a full-size shower in their motorhome.
I believe the most important thing to consider is the black water tank holding capacity. Whether you invest in a smaller toilet area or a larger luxury bathroom with a separate shower area, your black water tank must hold for an ample amount of time.
My list of ten best campervans with toilets covers almost all types of bathrooms. You have to find the one that best suits your requirements. And do your research before investing.
