JUNGLE JACK – camper bus CITY 2007

Do you get anxious from a crowded, cramped bus? Then Jungle Jack is your man! Our camper bus is wonderfully spacious due to its layout, sliding doors on both sides, height, length and has a generously sturdy bed of 160x190. With the solar panels on the roof, you can be without power for a few days without a care in the world!

The kitchen is equipped with a 2-burner stove and a fairly large sink with a large water tank, waste water tank and gas bottle underneath. Under the bed you will find the refrigerator on solar panels of 20 liters: good for 24 cans or other groceries, it is silent and wonderfully cold! At a campsite you can connect 230 volts for your laptop etc. but because of the solar panels you always have 12 volts for your phone or tablet. In addition, the built-in lights also run on 12 volts and have an integrated USB-A connection.

As a seat you can fold up the bed and use it as a couch but if you don't feel like it you turn the passenger seat around, put the table at the kitchen. Our experience is that we never sit inside because if the weather is bad we just drive somewhere else :).

There is ample storage space for all your personal belongings and clothes in the spacious cupboard above the driver's area and on the sides above the bed.
Under the bed you will find: 2 comfortable chairs and a table to eat at or play a game in the evening; a 2.3 meter awning; a parasol and 2 wicker mats for the beach; some cozy lights; a simple shower bag that you fill with water and heat up by the sun after which you can shower outside; a heater that works on 230 volts; ramps and a simple tool box.
Furthermore, there is everything you need for 2 people in terms of kitchen utensils. Think of plates, cutlery, cups, bowls, cooking egg, coffee filter and pot, saucepan, frying pan, cutting board, wine glasses and opener etc.

The toilet between the bed and the kitchenette can easily be pulled out so that you don't have to go outside to pee at night.

The bus is from 2007, drives great, is 6 meters long in total, fills up with diesel and has environmental zone 4. At the moment there are 4 cities that have a (partial) environmental zone where you are not allowed to drive. These are: Amsterdam within the ring, Arnhem, The Hague and Utrecht. Which areas can you look up if you search for environmental zones in Google.
Bicycle carrier on request.

If you have any questions, please feel free to ask.

Love, Eric & Cindy