Tinyhouse living

Housing costs are too high

• The housing shortage in the Netherlands is rampant, which is the main reason for the enormous increase in rental and purchase prices of houses.
• For many people, a camper is an affordable alternative to a house or apartment.

Freedom and flexibility

• You can live where you want, when you want. From nature parks to coastal towns.
• Many people find it attractive not to be tied to one place. Let's call it a flex place.

Minimalism and simplicity

• In a camper you live smaller and simpler, which gives many people inner peace.
• Less stuff also means less stress and less maintenance.
• This is also a Buddhist thought.

Working remotely

• The rise of remote working means that more and more people can work from their camper (digital nomads).
• So you no longer have to live close to your work.
• Enjoy drinking your own coffee instead of the vending machine coffee, which for me is not a work vitamin.

Travel and nature experience



• For adventurous people, it is a way to see more of the world or nature without having to plan a holiday every time.
• Your "home" travels with you

More sustainable living

• Some campers want to have a smaller ecological footprint, for example by living off-grid with solar panels, water reuse, etc.

Lifestyle and personal growth

• Many people experience it as a way to live outside the box, experience personal freedom and get to know themselves better.