Mercedes Sprinter Vans
with Bathroom.

The Rear Bathroom Layout

Arbogast bathroom builds place the bathroom at the rear of the cabin, behind the last seating row. The rear position walls the bathroom off for full privacy and keeps it separate from the passenger area. Because it takes the space of the rearmost row, a bathroom build carries two to three fewer seats than the same floor plan without one. These layouts run on the 170-inch extended wheelbase, which has the interior length to fit the bathroom without crowding the rest of the cabin.

Mercedes Sprinter Camper Van with Bathroom

A Mercedes Sprinter camper van with bathroom adds a sleeping area to the rear bathroom platform, which turns the van into a self-contained travel vehicle. These builds pair the onboard toilet and sink with a convertible bed or a fixed sleeper, a galley, and fresh and grey water tanks. For buyers comparing a conversion van with a bathroom against a traditional RV, the Sprinter keeps a smaller footprint that still fits a standard parking space and most home garages.

Travel layouts usually run on the 170-inch wheelbase so the bed and the bathroom both fit without crowding the galley. The same setup is popular with families taking long road trips who want a travel van with a bathroom rather than a full motorhome. If you want the sleeping configuration, flag it during the build so the floorplan reserves the length for it.

Who Buys a Sprinter Van with a Bathroom?

What to Expect in a Bathroom-Equipped Sprinter

• Cassette toilet with a discrete external emptying point
• Vanity sink with hot and cold water supply
• Exhaust ventilation and a privacy door
• In-wall storage and mirror
• Fresh and grey water tanks integrated into the floor
• Optional convertible bed for camper and travel layouts

The 170-inch extended wheelbase is the standard platform for bathroom builds. Fitting a working bathroom into a 144-inch Sprinter forces compromises across the rest of the cabin, so most bathroom and camper layouts start at 170 inches. These conversions are produced by Midwest Automotive Designs, the upfitter Arbogast sells, on builds such as the Discovery Touring and Discovery Cross Country. See our guide to Midwest Automotive Designs for how the build process works, or browse the current Sprinter vans with bathroom for sale in our live inventory.

How Much Does a Sprinter Van with a Bathroom Cost?

Arbogast lists custom luxury Sprinter vans from the low-to-mid $100,000s up to the low-to-mid $200,000s, and a bathroom build sits inside that range rather than above it. Onboard bathrooms show up in the Touring and Cross Country configurations on the 170-inch wheelbase, so a bathroom-equipped van usually lands in the middle to upper part of the lineup. Where a specific van falls depends on the build, the model year, and whether it is new or pre-owned.

Because inventory and pricing move constantly, every listing shows the MSRP, the Arbogast price, and the sale price with no form required to see a number. See the full pricing guide for how builds are priced, the financing guide for terms, or browse current inventory for live numbers.

Bathroom Sprinter vs Class B RV

A bathroom-equipped Sprinter and a Class B RV overlap, and the line between them is mostly about how the van gets used. A Class B RV is built around full-time living, with a permanent galley, sleeping, and bathroom. A luxury bathroom Sprinter can carry the same systems but usually keeps more seating and a finished passenger cabin, which suits group transport, executive travel, and touring better than dry camping.

If your priority is passengers plus restroom access, a bathroom Sprinter fits. If your priority is living aboard for days at a time, a camper or Class B layout makes more sense. Many of our builds sit between the two and can lean either way depending on the floorplan. Compare options on the Sprinter floorplans hub.

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