There’s also a back area for food preparation with storage and a cutting board.
The Mink reduces the camper to its essentials. It is charming. Although the Mink isn’t as big as an Airstream or Bowlus camper, it can be easily pulled by its owner almost anywhere.
Mink is just 162 inches (4116 millimeters long) and weighs 1,146 lbs (520 kilograms). The Mink has 12.99 inches (330 mm) of ground clearance. This allows the owner to easily transport the camper off-road without worrying about it getting stuck on anything.
Interior has lots of natural lighting from large circular windows on both sides and a skylight on top. Four USB ports are located above the headrest. Small items can be stored in the felt pockets at each wall.
The cabin measures 110.7 inches (2.811 millimeters), and is 59.49 inches (1.511 millimeters). The size of the mattress is 78.74 inches (2,811 millimeters), by 55.12 inches (1400 milimeters). A full-size mattress measures 74.5 inches (1.892 millimeters by 53 inches (1.346 millimeters), so Mink is only slightly larger than that.
A bonus is a 55.12 inch (1,400 millimeters by 19.69 inches) and a bunk bed measuring 500 millimeters by 500 millimeters. Mink suggests that it could be used by little children, but the owner could also use it for storage.
A hatch at the rear opens to reveal a kitchen. It also includes a 1.27-foot (36-liter), built-in ice chest, and a 12-volt plug. You can store your items in boxes and shelves. You can use LED lighting to illuminate your food preparation at night. When the Mink is connected with shore power, a 220-volt outlet can be used.
You have many options to provide the Mink with more amenities. You can buy a 105-watt solar array, a heating system and Bluetooth speaker.
Mink Campers is situated in Reykjavik (Iceland). The cute camper starts at EUR16.460 (current exchange rates: EUR18.702)