Spaziou · Campervan organisation

Organisation by area.
More space to live.

Ideas and products to organise your campervan by area. From kitchen to boot: choose what you need, compare formats and reclaim space to enjoy the trip.

Campervan interior with storage, compact kitchen and neatly stored fruit

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Start organising the area that takes up most space.

Four quick routes to reclaim space and reach the solutions you need sooner. You can then explore the full map of eight areas.

Start with what you need

Choose the area you want to improve.

Eight routes to specific solutions, including everyday cleaning and deep fabric cleaning. We retain the visual Organisation map and connect each area to its guide, comparison and products.

The quick answer

Fewer things out of place. More space to live.

Organise by area: everyday items close at hand, clothes by traveller, kitchenware near the kitchen and outdoor gear in accessible modules. Keep walkways clear and check that contents are secured before driving.

Compare before choosing

Example solutions for each area.

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ProductBest suited toWhat to check
ATHLON TOOLS XXL 60 LLidded boot storage boxExternal dimensions and fixing points
BO-CAMP Smart with 12 compartmentsVertical organisationAvailable height and mounting system
Lifewit, two five-shelf organisersHanging wardrobeHeadroom and rail load capacity
Lifewit expandable cutlery trayCutlery drawerUsable internal width, depth and height
HORREX felt plate and cup organisersOrganised crockeryPlate diameter and cup height
Qanye, two bedside pocketsBedside accessoriesSupport type and access from the bed
GIMWA folding containerPack away and washFolded dimensions and permitted temperature
DIMJ, twelve fabric organisersSmall drawersSet contents and drawer height

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Measure space and weight before filling the van.

More organisation options

Compare by use and brand. We keep the featured selections and add further options for your project.

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FORTEM 105 L with cool bag
FORTEM · Organisation

FORTEM 105 L with cool bag

Large organiser with an insulated compartment. Measure the boot and keep water and tools accessible. The insulated bag does not replace a fridge or guarantee a temperature.

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Brunner Mercury Cross LS SQ · folding cupboard
Brunner · Organisation

Brunner Mercury Cross LS SQ · folding cupboard

Camping cupboard with three interior shelves, a bamboo worktop and adjustable feet. Reference 0422050N.C06 measures 60 × 49 × 100 cm open and 62 × 11 × 61 cm folded. Useful for cookware or supplies during a campsite stay.

Brunner Storack 80 · under-table organiser
Brunner · Organisation

Brunner Storack 80 · under-table organiser

Mesh tray for space below a table with four vertical legs. Attaches with hook-and-loop straps; reference 0406121N measures 80 × 60 × 13 cm. Check leg spacing and layout: compatibility is not universal.

The Spaziou selection

Example equipment to suit the space.

A selection from different sections to help you get started. Each item has a different purpose; open its section to compare more options.

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ATHLON TOOLS XXL 60 L

Lidded boot storage box

ATHLON TOOLS XXL 60 L

A lidded box groups travel equipment and keeps dust off when not in use. This 60-litre format suits those who want to separate kitchenware, outdoor accessories or shopping and carry them out together on arrival.

  • Advertised capacity: 60 litres
  • Top lid
  • Foldable format
  • Advertised reinforced base

Spaziou assessmentUseful for grouping equipment in one module. The non-slip base does not replace proper restraint while driving.

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BO-CAMP Smart with 12 compartments

Vertical organisation

BO-CAMP Smart with 12 compartments

A vertical organiser can provide a shared place for small travel items. Twelve compartments separate categories and help you find things, especially when several people share the space and need to return each item to a recognisable place.

  • Twelve compartments
  • Hanging format
  • Designed for camping and caravans
  • Pocket layout

Spaziou assessmentUseful for grouping small items. Distribute the weight and check it does not block doors, ventilation or walkways.

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Lifewit, two five-shelf organisers

Hanging wardrobe

Lifewit, two five-shelf organisers

Dividing a cupboard’s height can be more convenient than stacking all clothes on one shelf. These organisers separate garments by type or traveller and make it easier to see what is available without removing the rest of the luggage.

  • Pack of two
  • Five shelves per organiser
  • Hanging hooks
  • Foldable format

Spaziou assessmentUseful if the cupboard has a suitable rail. Check load capacity and that clothes do not stop the door closing.

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Lifewit expandable cutlery tray

Cutlery drawer

Lifewit expandable cutlery tray

Dividing a drawer makes cutlery easier to find and replace without disturbing the rest. Adjustable width helps the organiser fit, but depth and height must also match for efficient use and easy closing.

  • Advertised width from 22.5 to 36 cm
  • Four to seven compartments
  • Expandable format
  • Black variant

Spaziou assessmentA simple improvement for an everyday drawer. Check your utensils and the selected variant’s dimensions.

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HORREX felt plate and cup organisers

Organised crockery

HORREX felt plate and cup organisers

This set separates plates and cups inside the cupboard so each group can be removed when setting the table. It keeps kitchenware together and reduces contact between pieces without filling the van with rigid storage containers.

  • Set of two organisers
  • Advertised capacity: up to eight plates and six cups
  • Foldable format
  • Advertised lid

Spaziou assessmentUseful if your crockery fits the openings. Keep the cupboard closed and its contents secured while driving.

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Qanye, two bedside pockets

Bedside accessories

Qanye, two bedside pockets

Phone, glasses, book or earplugs need an accessible place that leaves the sleeping surface free. These pockets provide storage on each side of the bed and help clear it at bedtime, without adding a bedside table in a walkway.

  • Pack of two
  • Hanging format
  • Bedhead pockets
  • Grey variant

Spaziou assessmentA simple way to keep small items nearby. Check the mounting stays in place during bed conversion and does not rub uncomfortably against the mattress.

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GIMWA folding container

Pack away and wash

GIMWA folding container

A container that folds away after use avoids reserving permanent space for a bulky bucket. Use it to carry dishes to the sink or temporarily collect accessories, then return it to the cupboard when you clear the worktop.

  • Foldable format
  • Carrying handles
  • Advertised drain opening
  • Approximate capacity of nine litres

Spaziou assessmentPractical if the same space serves several purposes. Empty and dry the container before storing it, and dispose of used water only at designated points.

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DIMJ, twelve fabric organisers

Small drawers

DIMJ, twelve fabric organisers

Small clothing drawers often become untidy before large shelves. Boxes in different sizes separate socks, underwear and accessories and keep them grouped as you take out or put back a garment, without rearranging the whole drawer.

  • Twelve-piece set
  • Foldable format
  • Non-woven fabric boxes
  • Beige variant

Spaziou assessmentUseful for dividing existing space. Choose only pieces that fit and check the drawer can close when full.

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Make an informed purchase

Choose organisation solutions without duplicating accessories.

Start with one area

Identify what wastes most time: a jumbled drawer, shoes in the walkway or accessories lost in the boot. Solve that area before buying for the rest. A small, well-measured change can improve daily life more than filling the campervan with organisers.

Organise by use

Group items you use together and keep everyday essentials within easy reach. Each traveller can have a space for clothes, alongside a shared area for kitchenware or accessories. Everyone sharing the campervan should find the arrangement easy to understand and maintain.

Measure the campervan while in use

Check doors, seats, bed and wheel arches. A box fitting an empty gap is not enough: you must be able to open it, remove it and use the surrounding space. For a convertible bed, check the layout before and after every transformation.

Distinguish indoor and outdoor use

Camping furniture can improve a longer stay, but needs a transport space when packed away. Fixed accessories must suit their mounting surface and vehicle use. Do not transfer household solutions without checking dimensions, weight and fixings.

Organise and secure

A bag or divider helps organise items but does not guarantee load restraint. Check closures, anchor points and usage limits, and keep ventilation, installations and safety equipment clear. Do not load walls or doors beyond what they are designed to carry.

Review after your trip

After returning, note what you used, what was hard to find and what took up space without being useful. Adjust the layout before buying more. Clean and dry containers and fabrics, and keep a basic set of equipment ready to complete for your next trip.

Before choosing your next accessory

Try the product dimensions in place: opening, access, carrying and closing the cupboard. Then check the variant and fitting instructions. Buying makes sense when it solves a real layout need.

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Your questions answered

Frequently asked questions

Where should I start organising a campervan?

Start with the area that makes your routine hardest. Empty, group, measure and decide what belongs there before choosing a product. Then check how it works with the rest of the van.

How many organisers do I need?

There is no ideal number. The selection offers options for different needs, not a shopping list to buy in full. Start with what solves the main problem.

Which size is best?

The one that suits the contents, space and access. Compare external and usable dimensions, open and packed size, and total weight when full.

Can I use household organisers?

Some can separate items inside a cupboard if they fit and are secured. Do not assume a household shelf, fixing or piece of furniture is suitable for installation in a vehicle.

Does organisation help reduce luggage?

It can show what you carry and what is duplicated, but organisers also take space and add weight. Review the contents first and add only items that make them easier to use.

Where can I find solutions by area?

This page links to organisers, cupboards, kitchen storage, boot storage, sleeping and small spaces. Each section compares products and explains what to check before choosing.

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Editorial selection: September 2026. We compare published specifications and suitability for use; we do not claim our own hands-on tests. How we choose products · Affiliate disclosure.