OVRLND CAMPERS ONLY : Post your OVRLND Camper build here or a link to your build thread to inspire others!

[montechie]

I had my bed extended all season with bedding on it and had no issues. Popping the top was not a problem, one of us just crawled up to do it. However - I just pulled the trigger on 3" mattress vs the 4" that I was using so I can actually stow it now that the build out is mostly complete. I have a wrap around dinette bench seat with storage that I can comfortably sit in without the roof popped as long as the bed is stowed, so the old mattress had to go. It was probably the most comfortable thing I've slept on while camping, hoping the 1" less isn't a huge difference. HQ36 foam from foambymail.com if anyone's wondering.

Do you have any photos of your interior build? That sounds interesting.

 

[DuckDuck]

Do you have any photos of your interior build? That sounds interesting.

I'll get some today, its probably 95% done as I need to finish the bi-fold dinette table and sort out our last storage area

 

[Jmansdad]

I had a Habitat prior to the OVRLND, and the kids slept in the portion over the bed, while the adults slept in the swing open portion.

Did you like the habitat?

 

[Fergie]

Did you like the habitat?

I really did, and as my first non-topper camper, I was really impressed by the quality. Mario and Martyn make a great product, and I've known them for 20 years or so when they had the old shop in CA.

However, I didnt like the setup time that it took, and grew to not like the amount of room it had as a closed camper. With the angled walls, you lose space, but w the OVRLND, the straight walls are great, and I can still haul what I want.

I also like the compactness of the OVRLND, but, one good thing on the Hab was the ability to have the side entrance, so kids could be up top relaxing, and I could still do cooking or other stuff for them in the camper or on the tailgate, without the need to move out of the way to access the sleeping area.