"The interior shower. The wet bath includes a shower and cassette toilet. The space also came with three bamboo shelves positioned in the upper half of the closet, so you have the option to use the wet bath as storage instead. We use the cassette toilet and two of the three shelves but not the shower... Read more"

"Also, showering can consume a lot of water. We prefer to use public showers to conserve water for drinking, cooking, and washing dishes. It won’t take long to blow through the Revel’s 21-gallon freshwater tank after a couple of showers and other water needs.

I also have a lot of hair, and it takes too many gallons to shampoo and condition it and rinse all the product out. I’ve seriously considered shaving my head to minimize my water usage... Read more"

"...designs I've seen in a lot of van conversions. They also have some innovative designs like a toilet that slides into the shower, so that you have a full shower stall and a private bathroom. They were great to work with, shared lots of... Read more"

"My freshwater tank that works perfectly. The shower is the bomb! The 0.4 gal/min shower head that mistscreates a spa like experience that is so awesome....have to experience it but wow, what a great shower ....in a VAN! The hidden toilet on a slide is so unique and such a smart design feature. The fact that you have a roof... Read more"

"...and Winter and have been super happy. The full size shower area with the pullout toilet makes a world of difference and the giant battery system with Solar has never left us even close to worrying. We can run... Read more"

"We are so happy with our Tiny Planet Van. Denis and Sofia have designed their vans for full time living, and after being in the van for two weeks, we are just loving every bit of it! The shower/toilet design is what really attracted me to this van and it definitely lives up to our expectations. The power system with two solar panels is... Read more"

"We stay winterized for almost half the year. The Revel is advertised as a four-season RV. However, the RV manual, any RV repair shop, and our experience tell us that winterizing is highly recommended if you plan to be in freezing temperatures.

We were hoping the Revel would allow us to keep the plumbing operational during the winter as we travel from ski resort to ski resort. You can read more about our unfortunate experiences and why we winterize here.

My personal opinion is that if you plan on using a Revel in places like the Sierras or the Pacific Northwest, you'll probably be fine when lows stay in the high twenties or warmer. Plumbing will start to bust in states like Idaho, Montana, and Wyoming, where temperatures are often single digits and negative. My firm advice is to winterize, and don’t chance costly repairs! It also sucks when you're ready to go out for a powder day, and you have to deal with a watery mess and repairs instead... Read more"

"We can’t store the bikes underneath our bed because other gear and items we need for full-time living are already consuming the space. Even if there was space in the garage, the bed must be lifted for the bikes to fit. In the raised position, the bed is unusable. So, the bikes will continue to live in storage during ski months... Read more"

"When we traded our Travato for the Revel, our bed size was significantly reduced from a king-size mattress to one smaller than a full, and we sacrificed an open living space. I consider myself a small person at 5’4” and 120 pounds, and I frequently had bruises living in the Revel. In our Travat«

I could stand in the middle with my arms outstretched and spin in a circle. Kyle and I could also walk past each other. Both were impossible to do in the Revel.

The Revel also wasn’t designed for two people to work on their laptops while maintaining ergonomic posture. I’m not old, but I’m also not young anymore. My body does not appreciate working in bed... Read more"

"..There is a ton of storage and it's in appropriate and useful locations... Read more"