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Selecting the right camper kitchen layout depends on your van size, how you travel, and what cooking facilities you need. The layout you choose affects everything from storage capacity to how comfortable you’ll be preparing meals.
L-shaped layouts work brilliantly in medium to large vans like the VW Transporter or Ford Transit Custom. This configuration provides generous worktop space while leaving room for seating or sleeping areas.
The corner section typically houses the sink, with hob and storage running along one side. This arrangement creates a natural workflow for food preparation.
Galley layouts position everything along one wall, maximising floor space in narrower vans. While worktop space is more limited, galley kitchens offer excellent accessibility with everything within arm’s reach.
This layout suits solo travellers or couples who prioritise living space over extensive cooking facilities.
Rear kitchen configurations place cooking facilities at the van’s back doors. This design allows cooking with doors open, providing ventilation and connecting you with the outdoors.
Rear kitchens work particularly well for those who cook frequently and want easy access without climbing into the van.
Consider your typical trips, cooking habits, and van dimensions before committing to a layout. Visit our Alcester showroom to see different configurations and find inspiration for your build.
