Great vehicle for your winter camping trips! Ford F-150 4x4 Lariat Long bed with topper. Lots of room to store and protect your gear. Use the truck bed as a place to sleep with blow up mattress or use the included 4 person tent. Lots of gear provided including bedding, cookstove and propane, cookware, bear spray, bug spray, camp chairs and more. Great for camping, fishing and hunting! Trips of a week-long or more discounted!

Greatland Touring Truck

This fee will cover preparing and sanitizing the unit prior to each rental.

2011 Ford Ford F150

This RV looks like new.  Very clean, perfect for a small family of 4 or great for two people. has large loft bed King size. Couch turns into a queen size bed, Kitchen table turn into a twin bed. It has tv with blue ray.  It is not as long as most RV so that makes it easy to maneuver. inside and outside shower. Also has a stereo system on the outside for easy listening.  the interior look and feels new. The RV also has a side out. You will not be disappointed . Has no Awing

Fresh sanitized linen for all beds, complete kitchen i.e. pots and pans. all dishes. coffee maker. Waffle maker (small ),  We supply everything you need to hit the road (bring your food).  Also you will have Bluetooth so you play your music. A minimal of 3 day rental please 

Please no fish inside 
No pets.
No smoking. 
No awning
We will pick you up from the airport if you arrive between 6am and 10pm

2003 Winnebago Minnie Winnie

"Ramona" is a recently converted camper van that sleeps 2 people and feels like home with an all wood interior, full size bed, and fully stocked kitchen for cooking on the road. Ramona is a front wheel drive with a short wheel base so it is easy to drive and maneuver and can be parked in a standard parking spot.  The van has 3 solar panels as well as the ability to charge off of the van's alternator so there is plenty of power. There is a 2000 watt inverter for the AC outlets, and there are 12v USB charging ports throughout the van to keep all your gadgets charged while on your camping adventure. There is a deep sink for washing dishes, as well as a high pressure hose in the back for rinsing off muddy boots or your furry friend! There is no hot water heater, but the high pressure and hot water kettle makes doing dishes an easy chore. The van comes fully equipped with linens, pans, and cooking utensils. There is also a butane suitcase stove, foldable table, and tripod stools stored in the back for outdoor cooking while set up at camp. For chilly nights, there is a portable Mr. Buddy propane heater. The cooler is stored inside a bench that can be used as seating as well as a step to climb into bed. The passenger seat is also a swivel seat that can be turned and paired with a flip up table for an additional place to enjoy a meal or use as a work desk. There is plenty of storage in the overhead cabinets, as well as underneath the bed for all of your adventure gear and suitcases. Ramona is equipped with additional interior security latches to keep you, and your belongings safe while traveling through Alaska. 

Electric Induction Cookstove
Electric hot water kettle
Electric Iceless cooler 
Bed linens (sheets, blankets, pillows, hand towels, 2 bath towels) 
Cooking utensils (stainless steel pots & pans, cutting boards, knives, etc.) 
Eating utensils (plates, silverware, bowls, coffee mugs, drinking cups) 
Stanley pour over coffee maker 
2 Camp tripod stools  and foldable camp table 
Foldable camp toilet with bags 
Outdoor hose
Deep kitchen Sink 
Passenger swivel seat 
dimmable overhead lights 
reading lights 
overhead Maxxair rainproof fan with multiple settings
additional oscillating fan  
multiple charging ports 
12v rechargeable vacuum 
camp shovel 
Cruise control 
rearview camera 
bluetooth connection 
Mr Buddy propane heater and 1 one pound propane canister 
Outdoor butane stove and one butane canister 
Carhartt seat covers and seat back storage 
Battery monitor for electric system 
front wheel drive

Please, DO NOT put fish or ice inside the electric cooler, there is no drain port and the smell of fish is extremely difficult to remove. There is an additional cooler in the back that can be used for fish or ice. Please do not clean or store fish inside the van at all. 

Please do not leave the heater on while sleeping, the van is very insulated and retains the heat extremely well. 

This van is our winter home, and we drive it to Florida at the end of summer. Please treat Ramona gently and respect that she is NOT an off-road vehicle and should not be driven on rough or muddy roads. Please keep Ramona on the paved highway system or packed gravel roads for short periods of time. Roads such as Dalton Highway, Denali Highway, McCarthey Road, and Skilak Lake Road are very rough on vehicles and are OFF LIMITS with this van rental.

2019 Promaster Camper Van "Ramona"

2019 Dodge Ram 1500

Welcome to our 2017 Coachmen Leprechaun! This class C motorhome is the perfect vehicle for exploring the beautiful state of Alaska. With room up to six people, this RV is perfect for families or groups of friends.

Our 25 ft RV is fully equipped and stocked with all the amenities for comfortable and enjoyable trip. It features a queen size bed in the back, overhead bunk bed, and two dinettes that can be converted to additional sleeping spaces that are perfect for younger kids. The kitchen features refrigerator, 3 burner stove and microwave. 

Pets are welcome for an additional non-refundable $100 deposit, but please keep them off the furniture and in a kennel if you are planning to leave them inside unattended.

Pick up time: 3 pm
Drop off time: 11 am 

Linens for queen bed and overhead bed
Bath towels and washcloth
Hand towel
Kitchen towel
Pots and pans with cooking utensils
Plates and bowls
Set of silverware
Mugs and drinking glasses
Spices, sugar, tea, coffee, creamer
Portable gas grill with 1 propane tank and grilling utensils
Camping chairs
Outdoor rug
Dish and hand soap
Paper towels
Toilet paper
Trash bags
Basic cleaning supplies

Please return RV in the condition you received it including the following:
Fuel tank full
Propane tanks full
Generator tank full (if applicable)
Black water and gray water tanks empty
All trash removed

No towing
No climbing on the roof
No fish or game cleaning inside
No smoking/vaping/illegal substances
The RV is to only be driven on properly maintained roads. (No off roads, beaches, Dalton Hwy etc.)

$200 deep cleaning fee for anything more than standard
$150 fee for RV tank not full
$50 fee for propane not full
$100 fee for dumping of black and gray water
$500 fee for smoking or fish/game cleaning inside the RV

Seward
Whittier
Kenai
Homer
Talkeetna
Denali National Park
Tolsona campground

2017 Forest River Coachmen Leprechaun

Our 2022 R-Pod 193 Sleeps 5 has a sofa bed conversion and queen. Very easy to tow, great for those with little to no towing experience. Our "Gray Wolf" R-Pod is sure to provide all your needs on your Alaska adventures! Bring your furry friends and the whole Family!


Our 2022 R-Pod 193 Sleeps 5 and includes linens for 5 people. Includes kitchen utensils and silverware as well as pots and pans. Comes equipped with AC, Heat, Microwave, and television, GVWR 4835 LB. Please make sure your vehicle has an adequate tow rating.

Please NO Smoking, We are allowing pets for the time being and hoping we do not regret this decision as we have a furry and love to include him on our adventures. Please do not leave pets unattended, if trailer is retuned with signs of pet damage or smell the entirety of security deposit will be forfeited.  Trailer needs to be returned with empty black ang gray water tanks.  If renter fails to return black and gray tanks emptied there will be a $150 charged to the renters $500 deposit. 

Danielle and I have had the privilege to travel all over Alaska and camp at some of Alaska's most beautiful campgroundsr. Some of our favorite campgrounds are Quarts Creek, Trail River and Hidden Lake Campground. We are also excited to offer a fishing gear package, everything you need to hook into salmon, rod, reel, nets and flies.

2022 R-Pod 193 "Gray Wolf"

This fee will cover preparing and sanitizing the unit prior to each rental along with propane refill and fresh linens.

2022 R-Pod Other

This RV is still close to  brand new with less than 12,000 miles. Superb condition, and pricing beats any of the large rental companies..  24ft long coach makes it very easy to drive and park at any location. Depending on sleeping arrangement sleeps 4-5 easily, with a rear queen bed and large overhead bed area. Includes full bath with stand up shower, generator, 3 burner range, microwave, large fridge/freezer combo, reverse backing camera, 15ft awning and plenty of storage. Available all inclusive package includes all furnishings needed include bedding, cookware and propane! This Motor home is like new, you can be seeing Alaska in style. Please contact me for a personalized rate quote.  For those of you who are comming from out of state I will do my best to work with you and your schedule. As an added ability I can  provide transportation for pickup/drop off to and from the airport if needed.

2015 Coachmen Freelander 21 QB

Are you ready for an adventure of a lifetime? Look no further, rent our camper and hit the open road with our 2018 Thor Chateau 31E

Our fully equipped camper is ready for your next family vacation, road trip, or weekend getaway. With comfortable sleeping arrangements, a fully functional kitchen, and all the amenities, you'll have everything you need to make lasting memories.

Here's what makes our camper special:

Spacious interior: Our camper is designed to maximize space and comfort, with plenty of room for you and your loved ones to stretch out and relax.  One massive slide out extends the whole side of the camper to allow for lots of elbow room.  

Modern features: Our camper is equipped with the latest features and amenities, including air conditioning, heating, and a built-in sound system, so you can travel in style and comfort.

Great for off-grid vacationing: It's equipped with solar panels and an extra water tank with a filtered water system for the whole rig.  One 3000 Watt inverter along with a 4000 Watt Generator will keep you powered for along time.

We want you to be able to focus on your adventure and not have to worry about the little things.  

Don't let this opportunity pass you by! Rent our camper today and experience the freedom of the open road. With its comfort, convenience, and dependability, our camper is the perfect choice for your next adventure. Book now and make memories that will last a lifetime!

Complimentary: 
-Fresh linens and blankets come for the queen bed and bunk beds.  Other bedding will be provided upon request for the fold down couch, dinette, and over the cab.  
-Kitchen comes with an assortment of pots, pan, cook ware
-Plastic plates/bowls/cups
-Drip coffee maker and French press with electric hot water pitcher

-Small charcoal BBQ grill.
 -4 camping chairs
-Bear Spray
-Bug Spray
-Sun Screen

 

Escape in Style with our Chateau on Wheels 175 Miles A DAY Free

2018 Thor Chateau

***************** Interior Upgrade Coming Soon! *****************

NEW for 2024: the full interior "Micro-Camper System" (at no added cost) by Fifth Element Camping has shipped from Asheville, North Carolina, expected delivery and installation by the end of May. This will be ideal for up to 2 occupants, partially utilizable for 3 occupants (aft cabinet removed, making room for the left rear seat), but cannot be installed with 4 occupants. Photos will be uploaded as soon as I can install the system. Until then, see the forward console and trays, aft cabinet, and bed & bench assemblies (with bespoke cushions) on the FEC website.

Also coming soon: an "Eletent Basecamp" rear hatchway screen-door/window panel plus a matching pair of privacy/bug-screen panels for the middle vent-windows, allowing bug-free cross-ventilation on the main deck. Search for Eletent by Rain Dean on the "Element Driven" website for images and details.

I'm confident that in all the 665,384 square miles of Alaska, there will not be a better set-up Element for camping and exploring along the state's road system.

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Introducing my Honda Element "Ecamper," conversion serial number 733, performed in Spring 2022 by the manufacturer, Ursa Minor Vehicles in Portland, Oregon, enabling an economical mini-RV experience in a comfortable and highly maneuverable package.

Extended multi-day pricing discount in effect, see Pricing header.

Summer minimum rental booking period is 4 nights; however, if you see a gap of 5 days or less on the booking calendar that you can use for at least 2 nights between already booked periods, please contact me for an exception. Off-Season (Fall, Winter and Spring) minimum 3 nights.
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My well-maintained 2008 Honda Element EX (2007-2011 are the favored year-models), is ready for the Alaska road system or just the local area, year-round. This Element is recent to Alaska from the east coast, making it one of the nicest ones I've seen on the street around here. 

The ECamper unit is factory-wired with LED reading lights, a dome light and a 12V power outlet, all connected directly to the vehicle battery, eliminating the need for the ignition to be on. In other words, I opted for all the upgrades.

For winter operations, it's fitted with a set of Nokian Hakkapiilitta-10 studded snow and ice tires for the maximum in upper-latitude winter traction and secure footing; that’s in addition to the automatic all-wheel-drive. 

Otherwise, during the ice-free time on the road system, it's equipped with a set of burly Cooper AT3 4-Season tires.

Be prepared to answer queries from curious onlookers. It may well be the first ECamper they've seen.

Included at no extra charge, and as requested:

A one- or two-burner propane camp stove and 1-lb. bottle of fuel;

Basic cookware, kettle, silverware, cups as needed or requested;

24 Qt. high-performance ice-chest cooler, 19"x16"x17" high "Coho" brand (Costco-sourced).  

Up to 4 Coleman "20º-40ºF-rated" sleeping bags, each configurable as a bag or flat heavy blanket;
 
Several flat bedsheets size Twin XL, i.e., a top and a bottom sheet for each sleeper; 
1-4 pillows with pillowcases,
1-4 bath towels;

—All linens, including the sleeping bags, are freshly laundered fragrance-free, inspected and dedicated to the rental.

—If main floor sleeping is required in addition to the Ecamper deck,  cushioning is available and included:

2 1" closed-cell foam sleeping pads, each trimmed to half-width main floor dimensions;
2 3" open-cell foam sleeping pads, each trimmed to half-width main floor dimensions. These are intended to be layered for a total of 4 inches thick in each position. The roof box add-on is highly recommended with 4 occupants. 

Alternatively, a 2-person REI dome tent is available, allowing mosquito defense while sleeping for 3rd and 4th occupants; the upper-deck (ECamper unit's) tent-system provides screening for bug-free ventilation. The 2024 near-future addition of the "Eletent" Basecamp rear hatch and side-window screen system will correct the bug problem, and generate a revision to this statement.

Please advise at time of booking or when known how many occupants will be traveling. 

Always included:

1 Noco GB40 lithium-ion battery booster for jumpstarting in event of dead battery. Also serves as a light (including road emergency signal) and small-device USB power source.

2 Bear-repellant spray units. If used, actual replacement cost will be deducted from the deposit. Bear spray is strictly prohibited anywhere aboard airliners.
 
Premium add-ons available at additional charge (see Add-Ons):
 
A Yeti Tundra-45 high-performance 33L ice chest (new 6/22) ; 

Yakima 60" Jetstream cargo bars on locking Skyline towers (new 5/22);

A Yakima NX18 top-mounted cargo box.
 
A Thule Easyfold XT2 2-bicycle, locking hitch-mount carrier (new 3/22), suitable for heavy eBikes.

Other notes:

All four seats are designed to fold flat for makeshift sleeping surfaces; or rear seats can be laid flat, detached from only the floor and swung vertically against the walls, opening the floorspace. Alternatively, suggested, and per usual I'm happy to remove and hold one or both rear seats during your rental, allowing maximum space for 1-3 occupants. 

Factory AM/FM stereo system with CD player and accessory audio-in jack; cruise control, 5-speed automatic transmission.

The ECamper top is equipped with Yakima rack system attachment hard-points enabling various rack and top-load options besides the bare rack system or the currently listed Yakima NX18 cargo box. Requests/queries for various carrier options, such as for kayaks, skiis, etc. will be considered for purchase and offered for add-on rental, upon request with adequate lead-time. The ECamper roof is structurally rated for the Yakima system-specified weight limits when lowered and secured. Your add-on suggestions are welcome; this package is a work-in-progress.

Home base is 4 miles from Anchorage International Airport's terminal. If I'm available I can provide terminal curbside pickup and drop-off, or pickup at a local hotel. 

The Element offers backseat passengers generous legroom.

New battery and starter installed June, 2022; new windshield installed March 2024. All 4 wheels: brake system flushed with fresh fluid after new rotors, calipers and pads were installed May, 2024. 

Subject to revision after the Fifth Element interior package and the "Eletent" screen system arrives...
•The ECamper conversion is optimal for 1 or 2 vehicle occupants; however it's quite amenable for 3, with room below for a single back seat and sleeping pad. However, the ECamper conversion makes it possible to sleep all 4 occupants with the back seats stowed and both lower-level sleeping pads laid out, particularly, but not necessarily if those extra 2 are children. The roof-mounted cargo box option should be considered for more than 2, and especially with 4 occupants (practically required). The box must be empty while the ECamper is deployed. Lifting and lowering the ECamper roof shell with the box mounted takes 2 people and extra caution due to the weight.  
• A 2-person tent is available if the lower-level sleepers want mosquito protection, as the Element's mid-windows will likely need to be open for ventilation.    

Not for pulling a trailer.

I'm not sure what the implications of "tailgating" and "music festivals" are, so ask me if that's a concern; I've left those options in their negative default positions.

In mid-June 2022 I had to last-minute cancel a booking due to the sudden failure of its original engine starter-motor, hence the automated 0-star rating for that cancellation. Thanks to a good relationship with a local shop, I got it promptly replaced with a fresh starter, but not soon enough for that rental. A new battery was also installed. I loaned out the standard gear including tent and the Yeti cooler, helping the family with their last-minute Toyota RAV-4 rental experience. 

And finally, please drive especially carefully and defensively on the state's road system; automobile insurance rates are high and auto body shops are big business in Alaska for good reason. Just a minor non-injury collision can ruin the vacation plans for so many others. 

Like other hosts, I have to prohibit driving the Denali Highway, McCarthy Road and the Dalton Highway past the Yukon River crossing due to their surface conditions and remoteness regarding communications, recovery and repair.  It is extremely important to avoid accidents and damage. Lead-time for repairs here is often measured in months, likely destroying the vacation plans for everyone with pending reservations.

Need something bigger and glampy-er? See my other listing here: 
https://www.outdoorsy.com/rv-rental/anchorage_ak/2020_ford_transit_334269-listing

If you only go as far north as Fairbanks, Chena Hot Springs is worth considering. And of course, Denali National Park beckons, particularly when the sky is clear. My website includes several photographs of the Alaska Range, including Denali (aka “Mt. McKinley”). 

https://deancully.com/Aerial-Alaska/Mountains

40 miles south of Anchorage is the dual-use road/railway tunnel to Whittier and the gateway to Prince William Sound where the Alaska Marine Highway System's car ferry docks for those wishing to travel through the sound for Valdez, rejoining the road system (or the reverse route to Whittier). On the way to or from Whittier at the south end of Turnagain Arm is the skiing resort/community of Girdwood, worth a slight diversion. 

http://ftp.dot.state.ak.us/amhs/schedules.shtml 

Closer to home base, the Kenai Peninsula presents Seward and Homer, with campgrounds in between.  From Homer you can park the Element and take a water-taxi across Kachemak Bay to Seldovia; or better, ask to be landed directly at the nearby Between Beaches Alaska luxuriously rustic cabin resort on MacDonald Spit for a night or two:

https://www.beachesalaska.com

Also recommended, and on the road above Homer:

https://www.akcoastalstudies.org/guided-tours/inspiration-ridge-preserve.html

Just outside Seward is the turnoff for Exit Glacier in the Kenai Fjords National Park (no entry fees):  https://www.nps.gov/kefj/planyourvisit/basicinfo.htm

In Seward the Alaska Sea Life Center is well worth a visit:
https://www.alaskasealife.org

Or... just drive it around Anchorage and “the valley” if you simply need a comfortable and roomy, yet highly maneuverable car for general transportation. And as for the Mat-Su valley, Hatcher Pass road is highly recommended during the warm season. Another hour or so from Palmer near Sutton on the Glenn Highway is the Matanuska Glacier, well worth a visit and guided tour, year-round:

https://glacieraccess.com 
https://deancully.com/Aerial-Alaska/Ice/2

Near Palmer: https://www.muskoxfarm.org/

Sunsets from Point Woronzoff can be spectacular; nearby is the north end of Runway 33 at Anchorage International Airport, a world-renown attraction for plane-spotting enthusiasts and photographers, particularly for the Boeing 747 and other wide-body freighters including Ukrainian Antonov 124s; but sadly, no longer world's only AN-225 Mriya. Opposite Point Woronzoff at the south end of the airport is Kincaid Park, known best for its cross-county ski facilities during the winter months and shoreline access and trails all year.

Up on "The Hillside" above Anchorage is parking at the trailhead for Flattop Peak, some 3,000' above and overlooking Anchorage; various other maintained trails abound in the Chugach. 

Along Turnagain Arm when the conditions are right, the bore-tide may be observed; The tidal shift offshore Anchorage and in Cook Inlet can vary 40 feet or more, twice a day during certain times of the lunar cycle and time of year. Even on more typical 25-30' days, it's impressive. 

https://www.alaska.org/advice/alaska-bore-tide

This is, of course, an incomplete list.

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