The nest
Drives 4 | Sleeps 4
MSRP $307,000
We combined years of custom van-building experience to create the ultimate Class B+ adventure rig: The Nest.
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Built on a Sprinter 3500XD 170 Cutaway Chassis AWD
2” Cascadia Components Habitat
7’ Tall (interior) x 7’ Wide (interior) x 23’ Long
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Paperstone countertops
200L Fridge & Freezer
2 Burner induction stovetop
Massive upper and lower cabinets
Hardwood slat ceiling + integrated LED lighting
Fenix walls + Hexply garage walls
18” x 19” Sink with flush cover & cutting board
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Cruise N Comfort 12k BTU AC Unit
Rixens Hydronic Heat: In-cab, In-floor, and instant hot water
5 x Artic tern Windows with build in blackouts & bug screens
Maxxair Roof fan
2” Insulated walls for 4 season use
Radiant in-floor heat and fiberglass subfloor finished with 2Tec2
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King sized elevator bed
Rear dinete seating that converts to a Queen bed
2nd Row passenger seating for 1-3 additional passengers
2 x Swivel seats
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Owl 4.3 Falcon suspension
9 x Exterior storage boxes
Large gear passthrough for bikes, skis, grills, etc
Owl Talon super single conversion w/BFG K03 tires
3 x Rear molle mounts
Full sized spare tire carrier
Diode Dynamics 50” integrated lightbar
8’ 270 Degree Awning
Electronic door entry step and 2 x FVC front steps
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Large interior Shower
Stainless steel shower pan w/a teak mat
Stowaway dry flush toilet
50G of Fresh water stowed inside on heat pads
32G of Gray water heated on electric ball valves
Guzzle H20 water filter
Hot & cold exterior shower
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12kWh LiFePO4 battery bank
1,200W solar array
3,000W inverter/charger
100A MPPT solar charging
60A alternator charging
15-50A shore charging
Digital monitoring display
6 zone lighting
120V + USB outlets
Marine-grade Ancor wiring
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Cloudcap Pop-top $15000
Extended fuel tank $4000
Scheel-Man seats $10000
Foam kitchen inserts $2500
Gost security system $5400
On-board air compressor $3000
Starlink $2000
Infinity Shower Recirculating Unit $7500
FVC Front Bumper & Winch $6100
What makes the Nest better than a standard cargo van?
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The Nest offers approximately 750 cubic feet of interior volume, compared with roughly 500 cubic feet in a traditional 170-inch Sprinter cargo van. That additional space completely changes how the vehicle feels and functions
With nearly seven feet of interior height, you can comfortably walk beneath the raised elevator bed without crouching. Its wider body creates hallways up to three feet wide, allowing two people to move past one another without squeezing through a narrow aisle.
The larger habitat also makes room for significantly greater water capacity, more storage, and two true sleeping areas—including a king-size bed and a queen-size bed. The result is a more open, comfortable, and livable adventure vehicle for extended travel.
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The Nest is equipped with nine exterior storage compartments, giving you dedicated space for shoes, dirty clothes, firewood, tools, recovery gear, and everything else you would rather keep outside the living area.
A large pass-through gear garage is built to accommodate a bike tray, grill, skis, camp furniture, and other oversized equipment, while three rear MOLLE racks provide flexible mounting space for additional gear and accessories.
The flat roof allows for 1200w of solar which is 3 x your standard cargo van.
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The Nest’s two-inch composite walls provide approximately R-15 insulation, far exceeding the thermal performance of a standard camper van.
Because the composite body conducts far less heat and cold than metal, it also reduces thermal transfer and helps maintain a more comfortable interior.