The British firm Wellhouse Leisure has introduced an inventive tiny camper built from the Mitsubishi Delica D:2, combining three seats, a single bed, a spacious L-shaped kitchen, and indoor toilet facilities into one compact micro-RV designed for solo adventurers.
- Compact micro-RV designed for solo camping
- Features large L-shaped kitchen and indoor toilet
- Built on Mitsubishi Delica D:2/Suzuki Solio platform
What happened
Wellhouse Leisure, a UK-based camper conversion company, has launched a new tiny camper centered around the Mitsubishi Delica D:2, also known as the Suzuki Solio in its twin form. This vehicle stands out for packing three seats, a single bed, a large L-shaped kitchen, and a usable toilet inside its compact frame. The design offers more kitchen workspace than many larger camper vans, emphasizing functionality in a very small form factor.
The Delica D:2 itself is a distinctive choice, positioned between kei cars and standard compact vans, measuring roughly 371 cm in length and equipped with a modest 1.2-liter engine. Wellhouse is focusing on second- and third-generation models from 2010 to 2020 to create this solo tiny camper, aiming to merge everyday city driving ease with comfortable camping features.
Why it feels good
This micro-RV taps into the growing trend for minimalist, solo camping vehicles that provide essential comforts without the bulk of traditional camper vans. The thoughtfully designed L-shaped kitchen includes a 20-liter drawer fridge easily accessible from the bed and a sink with a single gas burner, creating a multi-purpose galley that can double as a social bar area under the open tailgate.
By incorporating a toilet and flexible sleeping arrangements in such a small footprint, Wellhouse Leisure enables adventurers to enjoy self-contained travel without sacrificing practicality. The vehicle’s design caters well to solo travelers who want a blend of convenience, efficiency, and comfort in their mobile home.
What to enjoy or watch next
Those interested in micro-camping or compact RVs should watch for Wellhouse Leisure’s upcoming models, which continue to bridge city-friendly dimensions with clever interior layouts. Their recent Toyota kei van micro-camper and a Kia electric mini-camper demonstrate a commitment to innovation in the tiny camper market.
For fans of the Mitsubishi Delica lineage, this fresh take on the lesser-known Delica D:2 variant offers a new perspective on adventure and everyday utility. Exploring this camper could inspire solo travelers to consider micro-RVs as an alternative to traditional larger campers, blending the freedom of outdoor living with the ease of urban driving.