RBG

Like her namesake, the RBG packs a big punch in a small footprint. The insulated walls and ceiling are sealed with wood and the floor is finished with wood laminate. There is subway tile backing the two burner gas stove (requires inverter to start) which has a supply tank under the van. There’s a fully stocked kitchen with a domestic fridge w/ freezer compartment. And the sink is connected to a grey water tank that drains from the outside (no lugging collection tanks around). You can also fill up with fresh water from a garden hose via the port in the side of the van (also available shore power hook ups). There are two cabinets for clothing at the foot of the memory foam queen mattress plus additional storage in the rear where you can find camp chairs and solar shower packs plus plenty of dog and people towels. A tepui tent on top expands the sleeping options to four and if needed a conversion kit is included for the front seats to convert to a bed. Storable dining room /work table adds flexibility to the space. Solar panels run most everything (plenty of charging ports) with an inverter on board for the larger energy needs. As the van is under 20’ long it has the advantage of being able to fit in car camping sits and it has a great turning radius (plus backup camera for assistance). All season tires make Highway driving smooth (and quiet) while giving the needed grip off-road. MPG of approx 17-20 with unleaded gas (87) as it’s fuel makes filling up easy-peasy. The RBG is ready to head on out on an adventure with your furry friend... are you??