# 2020 Ford Transit (Camper van) for rent on Outdoorsy in Honolulu, HI

Listing name: North Shore Adventure Camper VAN
Canonical listing: https://www.outdoorsy.com/rv-rental/honolulu_hi/2020_ford_transit_457488-listing
Listing ID: 457488
Data as of: 2026-11-15T03:45:20Z

## Quick summary
AI-generated summary of this listing.
- Your key to an authentic, off-grid Oahu adventure, skipping all the crowds.
- Enjoy off-grid freedom with solar power, an outdoor shower, and a queen bed.
- Just bring food and your pet; this van is fully stocked for immediate adventure.
- Explore Oahu confidently; this easy-to-drive van makes island discovery simple.

## RV details
Type: Camper van (drivable)
Year / make / model: 2020 Ford Transit
Transmission: automatic
Sleeps: 2 · Seatbelts: 2 · Length: 20 ft
Beds: 1 queen

## Pickup and delivery
Pickup area: Honolulu, HI (exact address shared after booking)
Delivery: not offered

## Amenities
- Linens included
- Outside shower
- Solar
- Audio inputs
- Radio
- Bluetooth
- Stove
- Pots and pans
- Dishes and utensils
- Cooking basics
- Heater
- Air conditioner
- Ceiling fan
- Tow hitch
- Inverter
- Extra storage
- Backup camera

## Rental rules
Minimum renter age: 21
Minimum stay: 1 night (some dates may require longer)
Mileage: unlimited
Pets: allowed · Smoking: not allowed · Festivals: allowed
Cancellation policy: Strict
Security deposit: $500
Instant book: yes

## Pricing
Base nightly rate: from $119 USD
Weekly discount: 10% · Monthly discount: 20%

Published rates represent base rental pricing. Final trip pricing depends on trip details and is confirmed through the Outdoorsy booking system.

## Reviews
Rating: 4.2 / 5 (10 reviews)

Review summary (AI-generated from guest reviews):
- Communicative and convenient host: Dailson was praised for being communicative and kind. Pickup and drop-off near HNL were described as super convenient for renters.
- Gas efficient, driver comfort varies: The driver's seat position is limited by a counter. While efficient, needing only one fill-up, and great for island travel, some reported cleanliness issues, faulty LED lights, and missing gear.