The Roadtrek Zion is a compact camper van, designed by Canadian camper specialist Roadtrek, that is built atop a Ram ProMaster. The Zion has a wide open interior layout that allows it accommodate gear such as bicycles and kayaks in its wide center aisle, while serving as a homely refuge while away at camp.
Unlike other Roadtrek offerings, the Zion shuns rear furniture, allowing the center aisle to extend all the way up to the rear double doors. This makes it extremely easy to load bicycles, kayaks and other gear.
By getting rid of rear furniture -- which is not indispensable by any means, the designers of the Roadtrek Zion have managed to open up the camper van and make it easier to load and unload items, while adding overall utility and versatility
Spacious Converted Campers
The Roadtrek Zion Can Seat Five and Sleep Three
Trend Themes
1. Compact Camper Vans - The trend showcases an opportunity for companies to innovate with interior design layouts to maximize space and enhance functionality within the compact van.
2. Gear-friendly Design - This trend presents an opportunity for companies to create camper vans designed to carry a specific type of gear or specialized equipment.
3. Minimalist Camper Design - This trend shows an opportunity for companies to attract younger and environmentally conscious consumers who are interested in minimalist designs that use fewer resources.
Industry Implications
1. Recreational Vehicles - The RV industry has an opportunity to innovate and build compact camper vans with unique and functional designs that cater to outdoor enthusiasts.
2. Outdoor Gear Retailers - These companies can collaborate with RV manufacturers to develop gear-specific camper designs and hit the market with an attractive package deal that includes the gear.
3. Sustainable Travel Industry - This industry can take advantage of the minimalist camper designs to create eco-friendly travel options using less fuel, water, and energy, as well as reduce the overall carbon footprint of travelers.