Exclusive camper tour

“My husband and I recently returned from a circuit tour of Kyrgyzstan. I wanted to go on adventures, but I was nervous about being alone in the mountains of a foreign country… The first two nights, we stayed in equipped camper parking lots. However, on the third day, we decided to stop at a beautiful clearing overlooking the mountains. After midnight, the camper's lights suddenly went out... I felt as though I were in a thriller. We expected to have to wait until the morning for help. But my husband contacted the web concierge, and everything was resolved within a few minutes. It turns out that we had incorrectly configured the on-board computer. Then guys from the Campers contacted us asking if everything was all right. We want to thank them very much! Throughout the trip, we immersed ourselves in nature's atmosphere, while the campervan provided us with everything we needed for comfort, including a kitchen, shower, toilet, all kitchen utensils and bedding. Most importantly, I felt safe. The only difference from "all inclusive" is that there is wildlife around you. It’s an unforgettable experience!"

“The trip in Kyrgyzstan in a camper was a real adventure! We are very grateful to the Campers team. We travelled all over the country, stopping in remote locations where no one appears to have gone before. We decided where to stay and spend the night. We explored the breathtaking Chon-Kemin, Ala-Archa, and Jety-Oguz gorges on Lake Kel-Suu in the Saimaluu-Tash National Park. But at the same time we were at home, the camper had literally everything, including the Internet."

"I have long wanted to travel in a camper van. I'd seen it in films and gotten excited about the concept. I even considered buying a residential caravan. However, movies show how parking lots are equipped for such travellers, allowing them to easily fill up their water bottles and purchase groceries. This is not something I have seen in our country. Given our distances, we also need to attach a tanker truck to the trailer... especially since I'm with a girl and we require more than one shower a day.
I was looking for alternatives anyway and came across the Campers website. I did not expect to find everything I was looking for in Kyrgyzstan.
I persuaded my girlfriend to accompany me, and within two days, we had assembled a group of friends. They didn't expect everything to be at this level.
Anyway, we were off. The trip turned out to be perfect. There was everything, from dishes to small household appliances. The girls cooked just like at home. We ordered national dishes in the parking lots. Every morning, we awoke in a new location with stunning views. The parking lots were stocked with everything you needed for civilization. So, the Camper team surprised us! And I have the most vivid memories of Kyrgyzstan; I hope to return here again!”

“This is not the first time my family and I have travelled in a motorhome. Our children are seven and nine years old. We have been to the sea and the Volga. This time, we decided to travel to Kyrgyzstan. First, my parents told me about their time there, and I read a lot about the country’ nature. Second, the country and its people are relatively close to us - from the former Soviet Union.
Previously, we stocked up on everything we could to keep the children entertained. Because they don't really want to admire nature for a long time, as my husband and I do… We even took bicycles with us. In the Campers, we learned that bicycles and scooters can be rented in parking lots. We took jet skis and rode with the kids. Then you don't have to pack everything back, load it. At each parking lot, we had something new. In the evenings, my husband and I sat near the campfire while the kids watched cartoons on TV in the motorhome. They would eventually come out to us and fell asleep on deck chairs under blankets because of the breathtakingly fresh air and impressions. Overall, we fell in love with Kyrgyzstan. The camper became our second home. We haven't seen everything yet, so we will definitely go back, in a different route”.

“Before the wedding, my wife and I decided to go on a pre-wedding trip, each in his own company, rather than to have stag and hen parties. After all, after the wedding, we would have many vacations together.
So, two weeks before the wedding, it was decided that everyone would travel for a week — the wife and her friends to Crimea, and my friends and I to Kyrgyzstan in a camper. I'll tell you, a stag party at a club paled in comparison to our trip. There were five of us. Two were fishermen, so we had fish over the campfire in the evenings. And while they were fishing, we went quad biking in the mountains. We went to a sauna in one parking lot and scuba diving in another. On the last day, we decided to have a national banquet. Camper organisers found Mirlan, a local chef, for us. It was so delicious that I wanted to celebrate my wedding in Kyrgyzstan. But… we had to go back.
My wife, of course, was happy with her beach and cocktail vacation, but my photos are cooler! I'm thinking about persuading her to accompany me on a camper van trip next time. Maybe again to Kyrgyzstan or somewhere else."