Le SunliA70: A German-made capucine built for families who want space on the open road

FRIBOURG LODGING FIELD GUIDE

Le SunliA70: A German-made capucine built for families who want space on the open road

A concise field guide to the Le SunliA70 camping-car in Fribourg—what fits, what’s included, and why this five‑person rig is set up for comfortable mobile living.

Le SunliA70: A German-made capucine built for families who want space on the open road.

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Location
Fribourg
Operator
Van-It-Up
Category
Lodging
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
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Experience the freedom of the open road in the Le SunliA70, a spacious capucine camping-car engineered in Germany and offered by Van‑It‑Up. Designed to sleep up to five people, the A70 combines fixed and convertible sleeping areas with a fully equipped kitchen and a dedicated bathroom with shower and WC, delivering residential comforts for extended time away from home.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE LIVING SPACE

Sleeping for up to five without compromise

The A70’s layout pairs a rear double bed with a front lift (lit pavillon) and a dinette that converts to an extra berth, allowing families or small groups to sleep up to five while keeping living and sleeping zones distinct.

THE AMENITIES

A kitchen and private bathroom that feel like home

Onboard conveniences include a fridge/freezer, two‑burner cooktop, basic kitchenware, plus a separate WC and shower with hot water—features that let you cook, clean and dry off without relying on external facilities.

THE BUILD

German engineering, practical systems

As an A70 capucine model, the vehicle emphasizes durable construction and practical systems: water tanks for fresh and grey water, a gas cylinder for cooking, stationary heater, 220V and 12V outlets and electrical cabling to support campsite hookups.

What the day feels like

What it feels like on the road

Life in the Le SunliA70 is a measured blend of mobility and domesticity: you travel with the essentials of a small apartment—sleeping areas for the group, a compact kitchen, storage and a private shower—so days on the road feel organized rather than improvised.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this vehicle suits—and who might look elsewhere.

1
FamiliesIdeal for families that need separate sleeping areas and onboard bathroom comfort, with capacity for up to five people.
2
Small groupsWorks well for groups of friends or couples traveling together who want communal living space and a convertible extra berth.
3
Comfort-seeking travelersSuitable for travelers who prioritize a private WC and shower, a full fridge/freezer and a two‑burner cooktop for self-catered trips.
4
Those needing basic vehicle systemsAppropriate for travelers who want onboard systems such as stationary heating, fresh/grey water tanks, 220V and 12V outlets and electrical cabling.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

What’s onboard

The A70 comes equipped with a fridge/freezer, two‑burner cooktop, gas cylinder, hot‑water shower and WC, fresh and grey water tanks, stationary heater, multiple storage compartments, electrical cabling, basic kitchenware, an awning and both 220V and 12V sockets.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How many people can sleep in the Le SunliA70?

The vehicle is designed to accommodate up to five people using a rear double bed, a front lift (lit pavillon) and a convertible dinette.

Does the camper have a shower and toilet?

Yes — the A70 includes a dedicated bathroom area with a shower and separate WC, plus hot water.

What kitchen facilities are provided?

Onboard kitchen equipment includes a fridge/freezer, a two‑burner cooktop, a gas cylinder for cooking, and basic dishes and cooking utensils.

Is there heating and electricity onboard?

The A70 is fitted with a stationary heater and offers 220V and 12V outlets along with electrical cabling for campsite connections.

Who operates the En Piste Touriste Le SunliA70 rentals?

The operator for this vehicle is Van‑It‑Up.