This Pop-Up Camper Makeover cost less than $200!
Disclaimer: This post may contain affiliate links, meaning, if you click through and make a purchase we may earn a commission. This is at no additional cost to you. View our full-disclosure here.A few years ago Lisa Rice decided to combine her love for camping with her love for making things pretty. She fell in love with pop-up campers because of how compact they are without feeling claustrophobic, and it didn’t take long for a new hobby to emerge.
She has since transformed several pop-ups, and today we’re going to take a peek inside one of them.
Not only is the inside bright, airy, and summer-ready, but it was completely transformed for under $200!
Let’s dive into the tour!
Pop-Up Camper Makeover
What kind of camper do you have?
Coleman Destiny Royale
How long did the renovation take?
About 2 weeks
How much did it cost?
Around $150
Do you travel or are you stationary?
I live in a house, but love to go camping!
How would you describe your decorating style?
Modern Coastal
Where’s your favorite place to shop for décor?
Target, Amazon, Homegoods
What project made the most difference?
Flooring and paint…it’s hard to pick just one!
Do you have any future projects or changes planned for the interior?
I’m on the hunt for another tent trailer flip.
(You can see her latest camper flip here!)
What piece of advice would you give someone just starting a camper renovation?
There are some great tutorials on Instagram and youtube.
What has been your favorite place to explore or a place you are excited to explore in the future?
My favorite place to camp is Detroit Lake in Oregon, I would also love to do some more camping in Bend, Oregon this summer.
Most asked about product sources and DIY Projects:
– Primed the cabinets with some Zinsser primer I already had.
– Painted the cabinets Wythe Blue by Benjamin Moore.
– Painted the table and sink counter with Rust-Oleum Countertop Coating.
– Added real Bamboo floors that I bought off Craigslist for $10!
– Added 1cm Quartz countertops to the long side benches.
– Sewed new white vinyl banquette covers (I took a sewing class for this project).
– Hemmed shower curtains from Target for the bunkend curtains.
– Sewed white curtains for the side windows
Follow Lisa!
You can find more photos of Lisa’s pop-up camper transformations over on her website, including her most recent camper project! She also shares before/after photos and inspiration on Instagram.
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cactus flower
love, love the update! we had a pop-up in 1977 and took 30 day trip from virginia to washington,oregon, and california and returned to virginia. My daughter and i call it the trip from hell, but it is a memory for our family. we took it to San Antonio, texas in 1980. my husband was in the Air Force. good times. we are now in our 70s and have a 24 foot travel trailer in texas after a volkswagen camper in italy, 5th wheels in colorado. Thanks to the Air Force we have lived in 9 states and japan, italy and South Korea. after 28 years in the Air Force bob has been retired almost 26 years and we are still travelling for 2-3 months a year, going 2000-3000 miles. would not trade a minute of our life for anything. get out there and see the usa!
Katie
Wow, sounds like quite the adventure! How awesome that you’ve also traveled to Japan, Italy, and South Korea – I’m sure you have some pretty fascinating stories!
Lisa
Thank you so much for shar my trailer! 😊 This makes my day!
Katie
I just love your travel trailer renovations! They are soooooo good and each one has it’s own personality!
Ashley Mann
What a fun project that would be! It turned out so cute!
Katie
Agreed! I love the calming colors she used in this one!
julie
I love how light and airy it is without being all white. can’t believe they got it done in only 2 weeks!
Katie
I know, that’s super impressive!
Carolyn
Getting things together to start my remake in March 2020. Question. On the black out curtains, do you take them down when folding down camper?
Katie
Hi Carolyn,
You may want to reach out to Lisa directly, here’s her website:
https://ricecamp.wixsite.com/ricecamp
Katie