2018 Renault Trafic Camper Conversion Campervan — Video Tour

201823,000 miles2-berth4 seatbeltsManualCampervan
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Published 30 July 2026 · 2-berth campervan

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This video tour walks you around the 2018 Renault Trafic Camper Conversion, a 2-berth campervan for sale through Motorhome Pig.

Renault doesn't build motorhomes - the Renault Trafic and Master vans are used by UK specialists like Wellhouse Leisure, Leisuredrive and CC Campers for pop-top and high-top campervan conversions.

Mechanically it is built on the Renault chassis, with a manual gearbox, showing 23,000 miles.

The video shows the living space, kitchen and sleeping areas — this layout sleeps 2 and has 4 belted travelling seats.

It is currently available at £32,000.

Watch the full walkaround above, then open the complete listing for every photo, the full specification and to arrange a viewing.

Video transcript

Right, here's Duffy in her glory, a lovely wagon. You see a canopy, pull-down fuel canopy, very good quality. You come around, she's in lovely condition, a really lovely van. We've had those pleated blinds put in around.

Here's the back of our van with a carrier there, was a bike carrier, I suppose still could be, but this bit pulls down to put a box on for storing all the extra bits and pieces. Come around to the other side, here we are, good condition, tyres are good. It is a good looking van, I have to say. We'd be very sorry to see it go.

So here we come now, my able assistant has opened the door, so in we are. This grey stuff here, I just put it down to protect the step. And when you're looking in now, this is the lounge area. The two front seats turn round, so it's really a lovely, lovely lounge area, very comfortable.

You come in here, you come in here, you've got a little table that folds down, that's the front of the van. Their seats are in lovely condition because we've had them all covered. This is where we keep all above the cabin, this is where we keep our bedding or a lot of the bedding. These are medical kits and different crockery I keep in there.

We've got the heating, thingy, turn on and off. There's our blinds, we've got insect nets underneath and the blind on the top. Here we are. This side, we've got these shelves all the way along the side, two lots.

And I've put these plastic containers in here because we store a lot of bottles, all the condiments and all manner of things go in there, exceptionally handy thing. And I use a lot of white tack to stick everything so that it doesn't move when you're in transit. So as you're looking down here now, you can see the kitchen outlay. There's the tops, I'll show you that now.

Here are the wardrobes. We had this changed because this was one big cupboard door, which was very awkward, but nice bit of storage up there. These are very handy for your pants and all your little odds and ends of what you bring, all your bits and pieces. There's meters and goodness knows what, a little bit of hanging space in there, more doors, space.

This is a very handy thing. Nice big drawer down there, which we put shoes in. We just close it if she can. Yeah.

Come over here. I'll push that shut. Here is the, that's the sink and the cooker in lovely condition. It's all in lovely condition.

Condition. Nice stack of plugs there. And we've got charging plugs over there. Got another plug down the bottom, a variety of plugs at the top here.

Nice little carpeted out cupboard, which is exceptionally handy here. We've got the kitchen stuff, crockery, bigger crockery and odds and ends and cleaning stuff. This side we've got, we had this altered because this used to be a shower, which we didn't feel we needed. I use this top for towels.

This bit, we put tins and things in, but also an air fryer and a little induction hob live in there. Very handy. You know, my bread seems to go in there. Little fridge, very handy, very deep.

I say little, but they're very deep. So it takes a lot on freezer. These are three exceptionally handy drawers. That's my husband's deep little drawer for his odds and ends.

Mine. And then down the bottom, the bit, bit more crockery and suspense, et cetera. In here, we've got the toilet and we've put a lot of coat hangers around. So lots of towels and things go in there to dry.

And, you know, it's very handy, exceptionally handy because it's a very good van for storage. We're never short of storage or there's our main controls in the van there. We've got on and off lights here. We've got more on and off lights over here as you come in through the doorway.

All very handy. That's where I hang my dog's towel. And that's where we put our keys. So it's all very, very neat and tidy.

Oh, more little cubby holes under here, which are great for putting things like needles and cotton and your cards and goodness knows what. Right, we're going out the back way now. And the back way, that's barbecue turn on and hob turn on and the fuses and things where the gas is kept. The toilet emptying bit and then this just general storage or general storage down there.

I shut this back up and let me close those doors. Shut the back up so you can see the carrier. There. This is a bike carrier, but it was cut down in order to make this into a platform for holding a big box, which my husband finds really handy for putting all the extra things that you men need with long flexes and things like that.

But there she is. There she is. Little reversing camera. Oh, I didn't do the inside and mileage.

I'll take you around there now and do that. Right, here we go again. So you can see the condition of the seats here. They're very, very good.

This is our front dashboard. We've got a reversing camera and the um, the thing that tells you where to go. Now, where's our, oh, can you turn that on, love? The mileage, here we are.

There, mileage. There's our mileage. Nope.

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