'97 Dodge One-Way SF to PDX Avail
2 guests
Sleeps 2
15 ft. long
Pet friendly
Offers delivery
1997 Dodge Ram 1500
Very sturdy and well loved camper van
ready for almost any adventure. It has a memory foam full mattress on a platform with lots of storage room below and a pull out extension for taller people that can also be used for a table or standing desk. There are lots of compartments and areas for storage to keep your items safe while in transit. There’s an auxiliary battery powered by the engine that provides power to the mini fridge, roof fan, vent, water pump and a power strip. This battery can also be charged by solar panels that are included.For RV sites there are external plug in and water hook-ups as well.Large awning and outdoor carpet square for base camp.Propane water heater, propane tank and shower head.The van has a back-up camera that's been added to help navigate blind spots.CD/AUX hookup and kenwood stereo with great sound
Phone mount for naviagationThe van is in great mechanical shape with about 140k original miles on it and lots of updates including brand new battery, recent tune-up and oil change, catalytic convertor and o2 sensor. Nearly a full engine rebuild in 2015.
There are hydraulics that use regular air from any gas station that can help lift the back to level out heavier loads.Despite it's great condition, it's still over 25 years old and should be driven with care and ease. I don't recommend speeds over 65 and should be taken slow and steady up and over big passes especially with full load. The speedometer shows that you're going about 5mph faster than are (which helps me to maintain slower speeds :) )The AC does work but not well and increases the gas use quite a bit so I don't suggest using it.It's def. not a fuel efficient vehicle and probably gets about 12-15mpg which is important to consider into your overall travel costs especially with the price of fuel at this time.What's included-butane one burner camp stove
-butane grill and gas canister
-Small folding table
-tarp, rope, bungees
-window shade
-window privacy shield
-solar lights
-solar panel
-storage bins
-cups, plates, silverware
-pots, pans, utensils, cutting board
- salt, pepper, coffee & tea
-3 gallon reserve water jug
-sheets, towels, blankets
-Portable toilet seat and bags
-Paper towel, bathing towels, toilet paper, shovelAvailable for additional rental:-Goal zero battery and extra solar panel
-Berkey water filter
-Inflatable kayak
-Thule roof rack
-Thule bike rack (can hold 2 bikes including one fat tire/ or E bike.)
-Rad Power Cargo E bike
-Camp chairs
-Yeti cooler
-Yeti tumblersRecommendationsI've driven to Oregon from Oakland, CA and camped along the way. I spent two weeks on orcas island with it which was amazing! Along the washington coast. Stopped for berry picking. Have used wifi from grocery stores or library to do remote work. Boondocked in BLM land and had everything I could have needed!
The insulation keeps it cool on warm days and warm on cool days without anything more than the shades drawn and roof fan going. Other things to noteDue to excessive dust that's impossible to fully get out, I cannot rent the van for burning man.Open to other festivals but it's best for shorter trips, or destination trips over long road trips due to the age of the van and fuel efficiency. Surfing, base-camping, taking your time along the coast or sierras are all good options.
ready for almost any adventure. It has a memory foam full mattress on a platform with lots of storage room below and a pull out extension for taller people that can also be used for a table or standing desk. There are lots of compartments and areas for storage to keep your items safe while in transit. There’s an auxiliary battery powered by the engine that provides power to the mini fridge, roof fan, vent, water pump and a power strip. This battery can also be charged by solar panels that are included.For RV sites there are external plug in and water hook-ups as well.Large awning and outdoor carpet square for base camp.Propane water heater, propane tank and shower head.The van has a back-up camera that's been added to help navigate blind spots.CD/AUX hookup and kenwood stereo with great sound
Phone mount for naviagationThe van is in great mechanical shape with about 140k original miles on it and lots of updates including brand new battery, recent tune-up and oil change, catalytic convertor and o2 sensor. Nearly a full engine rebuild in 2015.
There are hydraulics that use regular air from any gas station that can help lift the back to level out heavier loads.Despite it's great condition, it's still over 25 years old and should be driven with care and ease. I don't recommend speeds over 65 and should be taken slow and steady up and over big passes especially with full load. The speedometer shows that you're going about 5mph faster than are (which helps me to maintain slower speeds :) )The AC does work but not well and increases the gas use quite a bit so I don't suggest using it.It's def. not a fuel efficient vehicle and probably gets about 12-15mpg which is important to consider into your overall travel costs especially with the price of fuel at this time.What's included-butane one burner camp stove
-butane grill and gas canister
-Small folding table
-tarp, rope, bungees
-window shade
-window privacy shield
-solar lights
-solar panel
-storage bins
-cups, plates, silverware
-pots, pans, utensils, cutting board
- salt, pepper, coffee & tea
-3 gallon reserve water jug
-sheets, towels, blankets
-Portable toilet seat and bags
-Paper towel, bathing towels, toilet paper, shovelAvailable for additional rental:-Goal zero battery and extra solar panel
-Berkey water filter
-Inflatable kayak
-Thule roof rack
-Thule bike rack (can hold 2 bikes including one fat tire/ or E bike.)
-Rad Power Cargo E bike
-Camp chairs
-Yeti cooler
-Yeti tumblersRecommendationsI've driven to Oregon from Oakland, CA and camped along the way. I spent two weeks on orcas island with it which was amazing! Along the washington coast. Stopped for berry picking. Have used wifi from grocery stores or library to do remote work. Boondocked in BLM land and had everything I could have needed!
The insulation keeps it cool on warm days and warm on cool days without anything more than the shades drawn and roof fan going. Other things to noteDue to excessive dust that's impossible to fully get out, I cannot rent the van for burning man.Open to other festivals but it's best for shorter trips, or destination trips over long road trips due to the age of the van and fuel efficiency. Surfing, base-camping, taking your time along the coast or sierras are all good options.
Very sturdy and well loved camper van
ready for almost any adventure. It has a memory foam full mattress on a platform with lots of storage room below and a pull out extension for taller people that can also be used for a table or standing desk. There are lots of compartments and areas for storage to keep your items safe while in transit. There’s an auxiliary battery powered by the engine that provides power to the mini fridge, roof fan, vent, water pump and a power strip. This battery can also be charged by solar panels that are included.For RV sites there are external plug in and water hook-ups as well.Large awning and outdoor carpet square for base camp.Propane water heater, propane tank and shower head.The van has a back-up camera that's been added to help navigate blind spots.CD/AUX hookup and kenwood stereo with great sound
Phone mount for naviagationThe van is in great mechanical shape with about 140k original miles on it and lots of updates including brand new battery, recent tune-up and oil change, catalytic convertor and o2 sensor. Nearly a full engine rebuild in 2015.
There are hydraulics that use regular air from any gas station that can help lift the back to level out heavier loads.Despite it's great condition, it's still over 25 years old and should be driven with care and ease. I don't recommend speeds over 65 and should be taken slow and steady up and over big passes especially with full load. The speedometer shows that you're going about 5mph faster than are (which helps me to maintain slower speeds :) )The AC does work but not well and increases the gas use quite a bit so I don't suggest using it.It's def. not a fuel efficient vehicle and probably gets about 12-15mpg which is important to consider into your overall travel costs especially with the price of fuel at this time.What's included-butane one burner camp stove
-butane grill and gas canister
-Small folding table
-tarp, rope, bungees
-window shade
-window privacy shield
-solar lights
-solar panel
-storage bins
-cups, plates, silverware
-pots, pans, utensils, cutting board
- salt, pepper, coffee & tea
-3 gallon reserve water jug
-sheets, towels, blankets
-Portable toilet seat and bags
-Paper towel, bathing towels, toilet paper, shovelAvailable for additional rental:-Goal zero battery and extra solar panel
-Berkey water filter
-Inflatable kayak
-Thule roof rack
-Thule bike rack (can hold 2 bikes including one fat tire/ or E bike.)
-Rad Power Cargo E bike
-Camp chairs
-Yeti cooler
-Yeti tumblersRecommendationsI've driven to Oregon from Oakland, CA and camped along the way. I spent two weeks on orcas island with it which was amazing! Along the washington coast. Stopped for berry picking. Have used wifi from grocery stores or library to do remote work. Boondocked in BLM land and had everything I could have needed!
The insulation keeps it cool on warm days and warm on cool days without anything more than the shades drawn and roof fan going. Other things to noteDue to excessive dust that's impossible to fully get out, I cannot rent the van for burning man.Open to other festivals but it's best for shorter trips, or destination trips over long road trips due to the age of the van and fuel efficiency. Surfing, base-camping, taking your time along the coast or sierras are all good options.
ready for almost any adventure. It has a memory foam full mattress on a platform with lots of storage room below and a pull out extension for taller people that can also be used for a table or standing desk. There are lots of compartments and areas for storage to keep your items safe while in transit. There’s an auxiliary battery powered by the engine that provides power to the mini fridge, roof fan, vent, water pump and a power strip. This battery can also be charged by solar panels that are included.For RV sites there are external plug in and water hook-ups as well.Large awning and outdoor carpet square for base camp.Propane water heater, propane tank and shower head.The van has a back-up camera that's been added to help navigate blind spots.CD/AUX hookup and kenwood stereo with great sound
Phone mount for naviagationThe van is in great mechanical shape with about 140k original miles on it and lots of updates including brand new battery, recent tune-up and oil change, catalytic convertor and o2 sensor. Nearly a full engine rebuild in 2015.
There are hydraulics that use regular air from any gas station that can help lift the back to level out heavier loads.Despite it's great condition, it's still over 25 years old and should be driven with care and ease. I don't recommend speeds over 65 and should be taken slow and steady up and over big passes especially with full load. The speedometer shows that you're going about 5mph faster than are (which helps me to maintain slower speeds :) )The AC does work but not well and increases the gas use quite a bit so I don't suggest using it.It's def. not a fuel efficient vehicle and probably gets about 12-15mpg which is important to consider into your overall travel costs especially with the price of fuel at this time.What's included-butane one burner camp stove
-butane grill and gas canister
-Small folding table
-tarp, rope, bungees
-window shade
-window privacy shield
-solar lights
-solar panel
-storage bins
-cups, plates, silverware
-pots, pans, utensils, cutting board
- salt, pepper, coffee & tea
-3 gallon reserve water jug
-sheets, towels, blankets
-Portable toilet seat and bags
-Paper towel, bathing towels, toilet paper, shovelAvailable for additional rental:-Goal zero battery and extra solar panel
-Berkey water filter
-Inflatable kayak
-Thule roof rack
-Thule bike rack (can hold 2 bikes including one fat tire/ or E bike.)
-Rad Power Cargo E bike
-Camp chairs
-Yeti cooler
-Yeti tumblersRecommendationsI've driven to Oregon from Oakland, CA and camped along the way. I spent two weeks on orcas island with it which was amazing! Along the washington coast. Stopped for berry picking. Have used wifi from grocery stores or library to do remote work. Boondocked in BLM land and had everything I could have needed!
The insulation keeps it cool on warm days and warm on cool days without anything more than the shades drawn and roof fan going. Other things to noteDue to excessive dust that's impossible to fully get out, I cannot rent the van for burning man.Open to other festivals but it's best for shorter trips, or destination trips over long road trips due to the age of the van and fuel efficiency. Surfing, base-camping, taking your time along the coast or sierras are all good options.
Features
1997 Dodge Ram 1500
- Sleeps 2
- 2 seatbelts
- Fresh water: 5 gal
- Fuel type: Gas
- Fuel capacity: 20 gal
- Automatic transmission
- Sleeps 2
- 2 seatbelts
- Fresh water: 5 gal
- Fuel type: Gas
- Fuel capacity: 20 gal
- Automatic transmission
Amenities
- Outside shower
- Solar
- Water hookup
- Electric hookup
- Audio inputs
- Radio
- CD player
- Stove
- Outside shower
- Solar
- Water hookup
- Electric hookup
- Audio inputs
- Radio
- CD player
- Stove
Usually answers in less than 24 hours
Rules and policies
- Pet friendly
- No music festivals
- No tailgating
- No smoking
- Mileage: 100 free miles / day
- Unlimited generator hours
24/7 roadside assistance
Learn more about Roadside AssistanceRoadside assistance on every rental, plus help planning your trip or operating the RV.
Learn more about Roadside AssistanceAdd-ons
Enhance your trip with these add-ons. Available at checkout.
Electric Bicycle
Rad Runner 2 Electric Utility Bike
$30.00
/per day
External Battery Source
Goal Zero 200X Power station and Solar Panel
$10.00
/per day
Jet Boil with canister
$5.00
/per day
Electric Bicycle
Rad Runner 2 Electric Utility Bike
$30.00
/per day
External Battery Source
Goal Zero 200X Power station and Solar Panel
$10.00
/per day
Jet Boil with canister
$5.00
/per day
Availability and rates
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There’s a 1 night minimum stay
Discounts
- Weekly (7+ nights): 10% off nightly rate
- Monthly (28+ nights): 20% off nightly rate
Fees
- Security deposit: $500.00 (refundable)
- Prep fee: $100.00. This fee will cover preparing and sanitizing the unit prior to each rental.
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