DIY camper van kitchen pod by Cascade Campers

Introducing the Cascade Camper Kitchen Pod! Do you want to spend months building your dream campervan kitchen or do you want to get out there adventuring in your campervan? We are here to give you that choice. Affordable, functional, and right now.

This kitchen pod is designed to fit in many different types of vans and campers including Sprinters, Transits, ProMasters, E-series etc.

✨In honor of launching the Cascade Camper Kitchen Pod we are offering a 20% off to the first 20 orders &
✨WE ARE GIVING ONE KITCHEN POD AWAY FOR FREE!
✨To enter the contest, tag a friend(s) who could use one of our Kitchen Pods, (in any of the kitchen pod Instagram posts) you and the friend(s) you tagged will be entered into the drawing. IG is @cascadecampers_
✨We will make the announcement on December 18th who the lucky winner is of their new Cascade Camper Kitchen pod.

To enter the contest for a free Kitchen Pod:
1- Follow @cascadecampers_ on Instagram
2- Tag a friend or friends (both you and your friend will be entered)
3- Like the photo
4- Post entries by December 17th 11:59pm PST
This contest is not affiliated with Instagram

[WillandRambo]

Great kitchen pod Zach! I was wondering about the crates.. nice that they come in so many colors.

[name.terrie]

Really like what you're doing and the solutions you offer.

[senseinathan]

Hi, you have a fantastic product. Can you tell me the make of the water containers. I'm having difficulty finding them in the uk

[evelyngorfram]

This is a cool idea and a well-thought-out design. That said, I have a few little questions:

I'm curious why you decided to go with a drawer so much wider than the stove.Would a cubby with neatly fitting plastic tray/bin add too much expense? Or is there extra functionality you've found in having open drawer space next to a stove? (I wonder if how much you'd have to charge for an optional add-on sink cover that could also stand on little peg legs over the exposed drawer contents?)

No round corners on the fold-out board? (I can almost already hear myself cussing over finding one of those sharp corners when I wasn't looking.)

By any chance, is the space between the back of the stove and the back of the drawer big enough to fit a butane canister?

[mickelfritz]

Nice. Is any part of it particle board? Are there any other things that would need to off-gas? What is the tube for the water jug made from, and is there any smell/taste to it? Thanks!

[lolo--lolo]

Do you make pods for a Promaster City micro van? The 36 inch height is too high for the micro van.

[stevescramo]

What battery pack is recommended and is compatible?

[pianogirl]

Hi Zach! Just bought a new PM City wagon and am doing a simple set up. Already have the flooring in, and since it is the wagon version, there is insulation and ceiling stuff, etc. My simple, 23 inch wide bed/couch is there....but I am toying with the idea of a little kitchen unit like yours. Glad to see it is "ala carte!" If I were to make an appointment and drive to your Nevada City location, would it be an extra charge to install it? I don't have the skills to install and wanted to check. Thanks! - Piano Girl from Colorado

[ellevanroamer]

Zach, Would your company ever consider installing it if a customer is driving up there to pick it up instead of having it shipped? It might complicate the easy sale of this very cool kitchen, so I would understand if the answer is no. On the other Handif am picking it up in my blank slate of a van, why not install too.

[koostory.]

So the grey water is no longer funnel underneath the van?