Cambee move to new production premises

South West campervan converters, Cambee, have moved to their new production facility to the Devonshire abbey town of Buckfastleigh.

There’s more than double the capacity to meet increased demand of the new Tourer model, an additional express bay for day fits of their kits and beds, as well as plenty on the door step for customers to see and do, with the butterfly and otter sanctuary, steam railway and the historical Buckfast Abbey.

Cambee combine beautifully hand crafted retro and modern VW interiors with the practicality of a reliable VW T5 or T6, in addition to other makes of medium sized vans. 

“With a wide range of models and styles to choose from, and complete bespoke options for fabrics and finishes, we offer a very tailored and personal finish for your camper” said company Director, Mathew Burgon. “Our cabinets are built from birch plywood and Formica finishes for the toughest interior with an intended 25 year life, just like that of the split screen 1960’s Westfalia cabinets, which are still going strong today.”

"Cambee conversions perfectly blend the romance of traditional VW campers with the reliability and functionality of a modern class leading van. Our VW T5 and VW T6 conversions allow you to drive a vehicle designed for today's roads, with power steering, air-con and heating in car-like comfort and safety whereas, as much as we love and are inspired by them, a traditional bay-window or split-screen never could,” adds Mathew.

Come and see Cambee in its new production facility in the Devonshire abbey town of Buckfastleigh. There’s also as plenty on the doorstep to see and do, with the butterfly and otter sanctuary, steam railway, caves, the historical Buckfast Abbey and Dartmoor national park all near by.