Pleasure-Way Camper Vans Offer Comfort for the Entire Traveling Experience

New and used travel vans from Pleasure-Way are meticulously crafted by hand and deliver a luxurious camping experience for weekend getaways or cross-country traveling

While the average motorhome takes 2.5 days to manufacture, a Pleasure-Way camper van takes approximately 6 weeks and over 400 man hours. Talk about attention to detail!

And not only is everything* measured exactly to the individual chassis, Pleasure-Way also uses Glasurit automotive paint on all surfaces, a highly durable paint finish reserved for Rolls Royce, Bentley and other high-end automobiles. * by everything, we mean everything down to the bathroom fixtures, cabinets and even running boards

Pleasure-Way camper vans come in a variety of floor plans to suit all levels of campers and travelers.

Truth is, every Pleasure-Way travel van is unique, but there is a standard line-up of models each with their own floor plans. Specific Pleasure-Way Class B camper van models include:

All Pleasure Way class B motorhomes, including the Ascent and Plateau series, are handcrafted and hand-fitted onto custom Mercedes Sprinter, Ford and Chevy chassis. In fact, the average Pleasure-Way RV takes approximately 6 weeks and over 400 hours of labor to complete. This is because everything – from the frame and engine to bathroom fixtures, cabinets, and running boards – is measured to exactly fit each individual chassis.

Even when purchased used, Pleasure-Way class B motorhomes offer a traveling experience unlike any other! By using Glasurit automotive paint on all surfaces – the same highly durable paint used for Rolls Royce, Bentley and other high-end automobiles – older Pleasure-Way models retain the glossy and shiny appearance they had right out of the factory. And thanks to their high quality control standards, Pleasure-Way RVs are built to last!

Pleasure-Way Ascent

The Ascent is by far Pleasure-Way’s shortest and lightest class B motorhome, allowing for better maneuverability and drivability than other heftier RVs. Measured at 19 ft. 7 in. bumper to bumper, this comparative squatness will allow you to get your Ascent conversion van into places other RVs simply cannot.

The Ascent’s smaller size also means you’ll get better gas mileage – 22 mpg or more on the highway. (With bigger RVs build on bus frames, you’re lucky to get 10!)

Built on a Mercedes Benz chassis with a short Sprinter wheelbase, the one area where Pleasure-Way did not downsize with the Ascent is the luxury features and craftsmanship. The 2015 Ascent’s many great features will make you feel like you are traveling in style and include:

Pleasure-Way Plateau Series

In the same vain as the Ascent, the Pleasure-Way Plateau class B motorhome offers the same maneuverability, gas efficiency and comparative lightness when matched up against 25 ft. coach RVs, but the Plateau is slightly longer (22 ft. 9 in. bumper to bumper) and more spacious than the Ascent. Pleasure-Way’s Plateau is the perfect blend of smaller conversion vans and coach RVs, offering the best of both.

The Plateau motorhome is also built on a Mercedes Sprinter chassis and comes in three trim levels: TS, FL, and XL. The trims vary in body width and floor plan, with the XL being the widest and featuring an open floor layout.

In addition to having all of the features of the Ascent, the Pleasure-Way Plateau series comes with an assortment of its own plush extras, including a microwave/convection oven, private “wet” bathroom, and rear door pass-through storage – just to name a few.