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Brian King
Teacher, Researcher, Advisor, Traveler
Brian King is the founder and owner of Van Camper HQ, a website dedicated to providing comprehensive information about van campers, also known as Class B RVs.1 He is a van camper enthusiast, teacher, lawyer, nonprofit CEO, and travel enthusiast with more than a decade of RV experience.1 Brian is passionate about helping people on their journey to adventure, from selecting the right van camper to equipping it and getting on the road.1
Brian's website, Van Camper HQ, offers a wide range of resources for those interested in van camping, including:
- Comprehensive research on van camper options, manufacturers, and systems
- A buyers guide and consultation service to help potential buyers make informed decisions
- Information on #vanlife and the van camping community
- Tips on essential supplies, upgrades, and modifications for van campers
- Travel tips and membership information3
In addition to running Van Camper HQ, Brian maintains a blog where he shares insights on various aspects of van camping, such as downsizing to a Class B RV, using a van camper as a daily driver, and winter-proofing vans for cold weather camping.2
Highlights
🌟 Exciting News! 🌟
I’m excited to share a new project that’s been a passion of mine for some time. Many of you may not know that I’m obsessed with van campers (Class B RVs) and own one myself. However, buying and owning a van camper is far more complex than it seems, and there's a lot of money at stake.
To help others navigate this exciting but often overwhelming process, I’ve created VanCamperHQ.com—a comprehensive resource dedicated to all things Class B RVs. The site includes a Van Camper Buyers Guide e-book that I wrote, alongside a wealth of research, guides, and tips designed for anyone considering a purchase or already an owner.
While much of the site is freely accessible, the Buyers Guide and other in-depth research are part of a premium offering. I’m currently in the soft launch phase and would greatly appreciate any feedback or thoughts you might have.
Please take a moment to explore VanCamperHQ.com. I’d love to hear what you think.
As many have heard, I’m transitioning out of my role at the Betty Brinn Children’s Museum. The search has now officially begun! This is a once-in-a-generation opportunity to lead an iconic Milwaukee nonprofit into the future — including visioning and building a new museum for the children of southeast Wisconsin.
Do you know anyone who would be a compelling candidate? Please share!
