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Camper Vans for Sale in Oregon

Camper vans for sale in Oregon, delivered from the fog line to the Owyhee. Few states reward a van like this one: a public coast the full length of the 101, Cascade passes an hour from town, and a high desert most of the country has never heard of. The van's job is to be ready for all three in one weekend.

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    • Noovo Next MDZ2
    • Noovo Next MDZ2
    • Noovo Next MDZ2
    • Noovo Next MDZ2

    In Stock

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    Noovo Next - 2026

    $205,000

    Mercedes Sprinter

    Selenite Gray · Scandinavian Oak

    Sleeps up to 2

    ·

    8.4 kWh Lithionics

    Used

    • Noovo Next MDZ33
    • Noovo Next MDZ33
    • Noovo Next MDZ33
    • Noovo Next MDZ33

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    Noovo Next - 2026

    $261,550

    or from $1,748 per month

    Mercedes Sprinter

    Selenite Gray · Scandinavian Oak

    Sleeps up to 2

    ·

    8.4 kWh Lithionics

    New

    • Noovo Next MDZ26
    • Noovo Next MDZ26
    • Noovo Next MDZ26
    • Noovo Next MDZ26

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    Noovo Next - 2026

    $265,995

    or from $1,777 per month

    Mercedes Sprinter

    Selenite Gray · Scandinavian Oak

    Sleeps up to 2

    ·

    8.4 kWh Lithionics

    New

    • Vincent Lite
    • Vincent Lite
    • Vincent Lite
    • Vincent Lite

    Est. delivery 6-8 months

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    Noovo Lite - 2026

    $162,700

    or from $1,087 per month

    Ram ProMaster

    Ceramic Gray · Scandinavian Oak

    Sleeps up to 2

    ·

    8.4 kWh Lithionics

    New

Three models, from the 101 to the Owyhee

Coastal touring, Cascade winters and desert washboard, covered three different ways.

Compare our various camper vans configurations available in Oregon

What separates the three, laid out before the shakedown trip.

Noovo Lite

Best for

Solo travelers, couples, first-timers

Chassis

Ram ProMaster High Roof

Drivetrain

Front-wheel drive

Sleeps

Up to 3

Interior height

High roof

Power

Lithium + solar

Heating

Heater & on-demand water

Starts at

$165,750

Noovo Plus

Best for

Families and full-time living

Chassis

Ram ProMaster Super High Roof

Drivetrain

Front-wheel drive

Sleeps

Up to 4

Interior height

Full 7 ft standing

Power

Lithium + solar

Heating

Heater & on-demand water

Starts at

$189,950

Noovo Next

Best for

Off-grid and off-road

Chassis

Mercedes-Benz Sprinter

Drivetrain

All-wheel drive

Sleeps

Up to 3

Interior height

High roof

Power

Lithium + solar

Heating

Radiant floor, Heater & on-demand water

Starts at

$237,750

How to choose your camper van in Oregon

Four questions, because Oregon is several states wearing one name.

Coast fog, or high desert?

Oregon runs from rainforest headlands to the Alvord playa, and your usual compass heading matters. The 101 rewards a compact, warm, easy-to-park tourer, which is Lite and Plus country, wayside to wayside down the coast. East of the Cascades, Steens and the Owyhee reward range, clearance and confidence on gravel measured in hours. That second landscape belongs to the Next.

How deep does your dispersed camping go?

Oregon's National Forests carry some of the deepest road networks in the country, and free dispersed sites reward a van that needs nothing from anybody. Lithium and solar decide how many nights you get to stay; the drivetrain decides which spur you take to get there. Answer both questions before you order, because they price into different models.

Bend-hard, or touring-soft?

Two Oregon owners exist. One hauls bikes and skis out of Bend fifty weekends a year and treats the van as gear. The other traces the coast and the Cascade lakes and treats it as a moving cottage. The build handles either, but the Next suits the first temperament and the Plus flatters the second. Buy for your temperament.

New, or a hard-ridden used build?

Oregon's used market is full of adventure rigs that lived the life the photos advertise. Respect that, then inspect for it: forest-road miles age suspension and fasteners at triple rate, bike and ski hauling scars interiors, and coastal storage adds damp. Ask what a year of use really looked like. A gently toured van and a hammered one can share an odometer reading.

Why Oregon buyers choose a Noovo

A finished build, in a state full of half-finished ones.

A finished van in build-it country.

The Northwest loves a project. A Noovo arrives with the project already done: certified, warrantied, and ready for the 101 the same afternoon.

Sized for the waysides.

A Class B tucks into coastal pullouts, state park loops and trailhead lots that turn bigger rigs around, which is most of what Oregon offers.

Warm on the coast, fed in the desert.

Insulation and floor heat carry the damp west side; sun over the east side keeps the solar earning. One build, both Oregons.

Ready for the gravel hours.

The Next brings all-wheel drive and real range to the Steens and Owyhee country, where the nearest anything is a long way behind you.

Service from the fog line inland.

Certified mobile technicians work the whole state for routine and warranty visits, so the van gets looked after in Astoria or Burns without going anywhere at all.

Priced in daylight.

Published starting figures on all three models, long financing, 3 years of warranty on the build. The quote survives contact with the paperwork.

RVIA certified
Mobile service in all 50 states
3-year build warranty
Built in Las Vegas

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