A bus camper van is very similar to a van and is suitable for two to four people. The roof may be higher than a normal van, allowing you to stand upright in it.

• The advantage of a bus camper van is that you can use it as a regular passenger car.
• Disadvantages are that there is often no shower and toilet available.

The semi-integrated motorhome is a combination of an alcove camper van and an integrated camper van.

• Advantages are that the alcove is more integrated with the motorhome, which results in lower fuel consumption than a regular alcove camper, and it looks a bit nicer.
• The disadvantage compared to the alcove camper van is that you have less space; you miss two sleeping places.

The integrated motorhome is the most expensive type in this list.

• Advantages are that the space is often used optimally because the motorhome part and the cabin are one. Above the cabin is often room for an extra pull-down bed. Other advantages are that the cabin is very spacious and you will encounter rust less quickly because this part is made of plastic.
• Disadvantages are that the crumple zone is less good (due to the use of plastic materials) and that these types of motorhomes are a bit on the expensive side.
• These motorhomes often last longer; with older models, the windshields are no longer available from the importers. Topglas specializes in this type of windows.