2020 airstream Bambi 22fb – solar, lithium ion batteries, signal booster for cellular
This model features a full bathroom (instead of a wet bath) and an upgraded queen-sized memory foam mattress.

The cabinets have been rebuilt with higher-quality MDF (as opposed to the stock particleboard), and butcher block countertops installed. The TV, Radio, and Microwave have been removed, though all of the original wiring remains intact should you want to replace them.

In addition, this camper has been upgraded with two ZAMP solar panels and lithium-ion batteries (a $ 7,000 upgrade). It is also wired with a signal booster for any cellular data hotspot. Included with this is the hardware for Starlink satellite internet for more rural/off-grid camping.

Included with this purchase is also Airskirts to insulate the undercarriage of this camper for cold-weather camping ($2000)

Small RV Skirt Kit (16′-24′ Length)
1 × Carry and Storage Bag;
1 × Electric Air Pump AC 800W;
2 × Skirt Tube 8 feet, Standard (22);
2 × Skirt Tube 4 feet, Standard (22);
2 × Skirt Tube 6 feet, Standard (22);
1 × AirSkirts Welcome Kit.

It also comes stocked with cooking utensils, stainless steel plates/cups, silverware, Storage baskets for the cabinets, solar-powered decorative cafe lights with clips for the awning, a large outdoor rug, and beddys linens for the bed.

I have deeply loved this camper. It has been featured in Airstream Magazine and CNN (A working remotely article during the pandemic). The unfortunate truth is that I no longer have the flexibility to take road trips because I can no longer work remotely. For the last year, my camper has been sitting in a garage, unused. I’m sad to give her up, but it seems like such a waste for her to sit there.