I didn’t make any reservations beforehand and I wasn’t familiar with the area, so I was forced to spend the night in my car, since it was already way too late to drive back to the city.

Lesson learned, of course. But my night in the car was far from comfortable and I woke up the next morning with a sore body. However, with the VW Camper Van Tents, sleeping it out in a “vehicle,” so to speak, will give you a way more comfortable experience that I had in my car. For obvious reasons.

The interior of the VW Camper Van Tent is as roomy as the car that it’s a replica of. It sports a vintage look on the outside while it’s as spacious as it can get in a tent on the inside.

The only downside? These tents are a bit on the pricey side though, as they go for £299.99 (~$485 USD) each on Firebox.

Zumreed has released these nifty little gadgets which looks just like the classic Volkswagen van. Hidden inside is a fully functional stereo, with an AM/FM tuner and a LCD alarm clock (hidden on the rear of the minibus.) It’s even got a 3.5mm jack so you can hook up your MP3 player to it. The mini radio measures about 7″ long by 3″ high and comes in a variety of colors, but the classic two-tone red and beige is my favorite. The stereo can run off of battery, AC or USB power, so it’s also perfect as a speaker system for a small PC.

The VW Minibus radio retails for ¥8190 (appx. $68 USD), and can be found at Japanese online retailer Abide.