Whether you love to travel or have a passion for renovations that go beyond the simple DIY project, these creative camper makeovers are just for you. From painting the exterior to entirely gutting the interior, these five travel trailer makeovers transformed beat-up trailers into beautiful traveling homes. Get inspired to take on the task of remodeling your own old RV or decorating your new camper, by checking out the hard work that went into these amazing trailers before and after. Maybe you really like the renovations of your RV and you decide to make it a lifestyle.

So, if you’re planning an adventurous road trip in Canada, for example, imagine having your own beautifully renovated camper as your base for exploring the vast wilderness. Whether you’re camping near the Rockies or cruising along the rugged coastline, a well-designed, cozy space to return to after a day of adventures can make all the difference. A custom, revamped RV not only provides comfort on the road but adds a personal touch to your journey. Picture waking up to breathtaking views with your renovated home on wheels, parked right outside, ready to hit the next scenic destination.

See how each of these bloggers turned their old, vintage camper into a hot home-on-wheels!

1. 1970 “Gus” Trailer

The cutest Arizona-themed trailer you’ll find on the open road, this 1970s travel trailer received a whole new look. On the exterior, Gus sports cactus decals, a banner, twinkle lights, and propane tanks painted like barrel cacti. Stepping inside, the interior was brightened up from a dull, neutral color scheme, to colorful quarters bursting with personality. With a few coats of paint and quirky accessories, this tired trailer was brought to life.

Salt and Pepper Moms Trailer makeover

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Salt and Pepper Moms Trailer Before

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Salt and Pepper Moms Trailer Kitchen After

Image Credit: Salt And Pepper Moms

2. Travel Trailer

This typical travel trailer turned into a permanent home after renovations. All 28 feet were transformed into a simplified living space for the new trailer-living blogger. This decked-out trailer includes a bedroom, single bathroom, desk area, lounge seating, and a kitchen to meet daily life needs. The kitchen received the biggest upgrade by transforming into a functional space fully equipped with a 25-inch basin sink, stove, magnetic knife rack, adhesive backsplash, under-mount lighting, and clever use of storage space.

Anchored Home Trailer

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Anchored Home Before

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Anchored Home After

Image Credit: Anchored Home

3. The Nugget

A little camper trailer got a brand new look from head to toe in this vintage trailer makeover. Starting on the outside, the original exterior paint was entirely stripped and given a new coat full of red and pink diamonds with gold pinstripes. The old, rusty door was replaced with a new, mid-century door built from scratch. On the inside, light pastel tones bounce from the walls to the seat cushions for an overall cheerful vibe. In the kitchen and eating area, clever storage space was built in, along with handmade wood planter shelves, and custom cabinets paired with white ceramic penny tile that add a simple vintage charm to the trailer.

Vintage Revivals The Nugget

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Vintage Revivals Before

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Vintage Revivals The Nugget Kitchen

Image Credit: Vintage Revivals

4. RV House

This old RV was transformed into a playful house with all of the home necessities one would need. House furniture was brought inside to create a homey feel for the blogger’s family. In the living room and dining room area, tablecloths were used as curtains, a large antique hutch was brought in to hold crafts and sewing materials, and a chalkboard painted banner was built to display daily quotes or messages. The kitchen was remodeled with a fresh wood countertop, white painted cabinets, and a bright blue painted fridge. In the next room of this large RV, a bathroom area comes complete with a shower, washer and dryer, and closet. The bedroom gets cozy with a full bed, nursery area, and storage stairs that lead up to a reading nook and bunk bed space. With colorful patterns and personal touches, this RV makeover allowed the owners to have a home away from home.

Lines of Grace Trailer

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Melissa Lyon West Before

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Lines of Grace After

Image Credit: Lines Of Grace

5. Vintage Camping Trailer

A worn-down 14-foot camping trailer was brought back to life in this trailer makeover. A deteriorating exterior was freshened up with a new paint job and an entirely new interior was created. After replacing the destroyed floor with new vinyl flooring, removing the wood rot from the walls, and brightening up the space with a few coats of white paint on the cabinets and walls, this old camper looks brand new. A queen-sized fold-out bed was added for comfort, along with newly cushioned seating for the dining area and a built-in fridge in replace the stove. With new functional features, this clean, simple vintage camping trailer is ready for any adventure ahead!

Fresh Crush Trailer Bedroom

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Fresh Crush Before

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Fresh Crush Trailer

Image Credit: Fresh Crush

Which of these unbelievable trailer makeovers would you want to take glamping? Tell us your favorite in the comments below!

All Done!

So your home on wheels is ready to go? Then, you are ready to start your road trips and adventures. Make sure you have everything settled. There are many beautiful places to travel to. From the East Coast to the West Coast. From New York to San Franciso.  Let there be speed and lovely nights. We hope you get to enjoy your home on wheels!