In Alberta, Canada, aircraft maintenance specialist Chuck Jurgen Teschke converted a classic Volkswagen T1 camper van into a ground-based replica of an Airbus H125 helicopter. The project, part of his "Frankencopter" series, is not intended to fly and focuses on visual accuracy. Integrating the helicopter components required major structural modifications to the van's rear section.

Canadian company Wilderness Vans completed a six-year project to transform a 2006 Ford E-350 van into a self-sufficient off-road camper. The conversion added a full-time 4WD system, Fox suspension, solar panels, and a functional interior with a kitchen and sleeping area. The project shows the extensive modernization potential of older commercial vehicles.

Canadian company Wilderness Vans has completed a six-year project to convert a 2006 Ford E-350 into an off-road camper van. The key modifications include installing a four-wheel-drive system, an off-road suspension, a roof raise for standing height, and a living space with a kitchen, toilet, and utility systems.

Canadian artist Kevin Cyr has created the Camper Bike project, a tiny house built on a three-wheeled bicycle. The structure includes a sleeping area, kitchen, and pantry. The project is an art installation that explores an alternative concept for mobile living.