Report a problem

What is the problem?

Could not attach a screenshot — send without it

🇮🇩 Indonesia — OpenVan.camp

Indonesia Filters 1
Indonesia
44 · 81 / 3,6к per week / 5,6к per month
ID Indonesia

Isuzu ELF NLR B debuts as Komo camper at GIIAS 2026

At GIIAS 2026, Isuzu, together with Jajago Keliling Indonesia and coachbuilder Delima Mandiri, presented the Komo camper based on the ELF NLR B truck. The vehicle features a diesel engine producing 120 PS, a 6-speed manual transmission, a BLUETTI energy storage system with 7,800 Wh, and 1,000 W solar panels. The creators, couple John and Rihana, have built their fourth camper, adapted for long trips across Indonesia.

ID Indonesia

Challenges of traveling across Indonesia in a Hyundai H-1 camper

Traveler Rahmi Syofia, known as Mimi Campervan, faced difficulties while touring Kalimantan and Sulawesi in a modified Hyundai H-1 camper. She was denied subsidized diesel at a gas station in East Kalimantan because she lacked a Brizzi card linked to her vehicle. She also reported high ferry costs (up to 3.6 million rupiah) and instances of alleged illegal fees.

ID Indonesia

10 recommendations for campervan base vehicles in Indonesia

Media Indonesia has published a list of 10 vehicle models commonly used as campervan bases in Indonesia. The list includes Toyota Hiace Premio, Daihatsu Gran Max, Suzuki Carry, Mitsubishi L300, Nissan Serena, Hyundai H-1, Isuzu Traga, Volkswagen Transporter, Toyota TownAce, and DFSK Gelora E. Prices for standard units range from 160 million to 660 million Indonesian rupiah depending on model and condition.

ID Indonesia

Elderly couple in Tangsel prepares camper van for round-the-world trip

Teuku Faisal Laksamana and his wife Indriati from Ciputat Timur, South Tangerang, have completed a phased conversion of their camper van for a global journey. The vehicle features a bed, a foldable table, a mini-fridge, and 20 liters of spare fuel. The hood displays an Indonesian flag and flags of countries on the route, plus a Thai license plate received as a gift.

ID Indonesia

Puncak Bila in Sidrap to host hundreds of camper vans for CVI South Celebes anniversary

In July 2026, the Puncak Bila nature park in Sidrap, South Sulawesi, will host the 27th anniversary of the Camper Van Indonesia South Celebes community. Hundreds of camper vans are expected to gather for the event. Activities include camping, bonfires, entertainment, and a cleanup campaign (#BawaPulangSampahTa). The event aims to boost local tourism and the economy.

ID Indonesia

Campervan Modification in Indonesia: What Is Allowed and What May Lead to Fines

Indonesia's PM 45 Tahun 2023 regulates campervan modifications, permitting only conversions of goods vehicles with a maximum gross weight of 5,500 kg. Dimensional changes (height, length, width) must stay within government tolerances. Modifications must be carried out by certified workshops, followed by a type test to ensure roadworthiness and legal compliance.

Bupati Batang Hari Opens 5th Camping Bareng Se-Sumatera

Bupati (regent) of Batang Hari, Muhammad Fadhil Arief, officially opened the 5th Camping Bareng Se-Sumatera event organized by Campervan Indonesia at Taman Tapah Malenggang. The two-day gathering on June 27–28, 2026, attracted hundreds of Campervan Indonesia members from across the country. The event aimed to strengthen fellowship among campervan enthusiasts, share experiences, and expand community networks. The regent expressed hope that the event would boost local tourism and the economy.

ID Indonesia

Over 100 campervans gather for 4th anniversary of CVI Priatim in Tasikmalaya

The 4th anniversary of the Campervan Indonesia Priangan Timur community was held in Tasikmalaya, West Java, attracting hundreds of campervans from across the province. The Regent of Tasikmalaya officially launched the event, highlighting the community's role in promoting local tourism. In addition to the gathering, a charity event was organized for local residents.

Install OpenVan.camp

Get quick access and offline reading.

Install on iOS

  1. 1 Tap Share in Safari.
  2. 2 Choose "Add to Home Screen".
  3. 3 Confirm by tapping Add.

Already installed

The app is already installed on this device.

Install from browser menu

Use your browser menu to install or add to home screen.

→ Glossary