Random Best Van Life YouTube Channels (18 items)

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  (#8) Jinti Fell

  The Jinti Fell channel features an Australian vegan family of four traveling the world while living in a bus. Jinti and Chris started their life on wheels in a Ford Transit Van in 2016, and now they live with their two children in a converted school bus.

  Their channel has grown to over 468,000 subscribers, and focuses on what it’s like to be a family with small children navigating this lifestyle. Videos include daily family routines and day in the life vlogs. Jinti gives a lot of insight as to what it’s like going from having one small child in a van, to being pregnant on the road, to adjusting to two children in this alternative living space.

  There’s even a video of the water birth of the couple’s second child. The channel also puts a focus on living a clean, vegan lifestyle. If you want to learn what it’s like to live the van life with a family, this is the channel.
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  (#1) Eamon & Bec

  Eamon and Bec are a Canadian van life couple who travel the world in their self-converted Sprinter van, shipping it to countries around the globe. Their channel focuses on their travels abroad, an inside look into the ups and downs of van life, and their vegan lifestyle. The two have traveled to many countries around the globe in their van including Morocco, Spain, France, Iceland, Ireland, Scotland, Mexico, and many more. The couple has close to 470,000 YouTube subscribers.
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  (#12) Max & Lee

  Max, Lee, and their dog, Occy, have been van lifers since 2017 in their DIY custom-built Dodge Sprinter Van. Their channel has over 440,000 subscribers, and is very travel oriented. They share their adventures in different continents and countries.

  Max is from Australia, and Lee is from Canada, and some of their travel destinations include Peru, Bolivia, Ecuador, Guatemala, and Colombia. Some of their video content includes the couple’s van being taken by U.S. customs, getting lost in the Colombian desert, and taking their van to the world’s largest salt flats.
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  (#18) CheapRVliving

  Bob Wells is a full-time vandweller, and in his bio he boasts, "Hate living in houses, addicted to nature; desert in winter, mountains in summer, Dog lover, Hiker, Mountain Man, Desert Rat." His channel is all about his love for vandwelling, showing you how to create your traveling spaces, interviewing big names in the vandwelling community, and, of course, documenting his neverending travels. He has over 377 thousand followers, and his channel has been around since 2012. For how-to guides, tips, or simply a way to escape your daily routine, CheapRVliving is the channel for you.
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  (#5) FLORB

  Dylan Magastar went from backpacking in South America to van dwelling to living on a sailboat. His channel FLORB, which fittingly stands for “floating orb,” is dedicated to alternative living spaces of all kinds, whether on land, water, or even in trees.

  Magastar and his team (Jackson Peters, Sitara Shakti, and Adrian Pop) highlight people living in unique dwellings on the channel of over 600,000 subscribers. While the majority of videos feature vandwellers, the channel also highlights tiny homes, tree houses, boat homes, and more.
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  (#16) Van Talk

  The Van Talk channel doesn’t focus on one particular person or couple, but features all different people living the van life, with a new video dropping every Wednesday. One of the channel’s most popular videos, with over 4.5 million views, features celebrity Jason Acuna aka “Wee Man,” who sold his Malibu home to live in a 4x4 Mercedes Sprinter full-time.

  But the channel highlights people from all walks of life living on the road, and features van tours, builds, and day in the life videos. Some of the people featured include a network engineer working remotely, a traveling family, an adventure photographer, a rock climber, and a traveling writer; showing that the van life can fit with any lifestyle.

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