6'4" inside | toilet | wifi | microwave | hammocks | Keurig
2 guests
Sleeps 2
20 ft. long
Pet friendly
2015 Ford Transit
Sweet Bee is her name. She's cute inside, and her amenities go above and beyond.You can check out a full van tour on YouTube here: https://youtu.be/52nOcf89LA0Here aresome of the rare amenities you'll find in Sweet Bee.
- 6'4 standing room. I cannot tell you how important it is to be able to stand in your van! Be careful to check the interior height of any van you're planning to rent.
- Composting toilet. I lived without a toilet for 6 months and I'll never do it again. Trust me. And the composting kind is so convenient (it better be, for $1K!). Just throw your solid waste in any trash can, since it's composting!
- Microwave AND Keurig. Life's little conveniences keep you from losing your mind on the road.
- Wifi. Need to stay in touch while on the road? I get it, as a digital nomad myself. Sweet Bee's wifi hotspot works through AT&T and has enough data to support video calls. Just make sure you're going somewhere that AT&T has coverage.
- A very large fridge. Watch any van life "day in the life" videos on YouTube & you'll see them struggle to fit essentials in their fridge. Not Sweet Bee! Her fridge is huge.
- Window AC unit. That's right... AC in a van. A true luxury. For extended use, AC should be plugged in to external power source, because it's a battery drain.
- The perfect, manageable length. Sweet Bee fits in a normal parking spot. This is important. She can navigate those tiny state park parking lots. She can even parallel park on a city street. Bigger rigs need to find multiple open spots in the back of the lot, an inconvenience that can cut into your time to enjoy vacation.
- Battery charge just by driving around. Many vans only charge their house battery using solar panels. If it's not sunny for a day, their battery dies - no lights, no charging your phone... But Sweet Bee charges the battery from both solar panels AND a link to the vehicle's battery. So if you're moving, you're charging!**Note: Sweet Bee has a speed maximum set to 65 mph. I bought her that way. It's actually pretty common for pre-owned vans because many start out as delivery vehicles in fleets, so companies who buy them have Ford set a speed max. It can be annoying on the highway - you'll want to stay in the slow lane. But it's way safer on surface roads, since she's so tall, it protects drivers from flip danger.What's includedFresh linens, two hammocksOther things to noteBefore you return the rig, please:
- Clean out the composting toilet.
- Empty the fresh and gray water tanks.
- Make sure not to leave anything in the fridge/freezer.
- 6'4 standing room. I cannot tell you how important it is to be able to stand in your van! Be careful to check the interior height of any van you're planning to rent.
- Composting toilet. I lived without a toilet for 6 months and I'll never do it again. Trust me. And the composting kind is so convenient (it better be, for $1K!). Just throw your solid waste in any trash can, since it's composting!
- Microwave AND Keurig. Life's little conveniences keep you from losing your mind on the road.
- Wifi. Need to stay in touch while on the road? I get it, as a digital nomad myself. Sweet Bee's wifi hotspot works through AT&T and has enough data to support video calls. Just make sure you're going somewhere that AT&T has coverage.
- A very large fridge. Watch any van life "day in the life" videos on YouTube & you'll see them struggle to fit essentials in their fridge. Not Sweet Bee! Her fridge is huge.
- Window AC unit. That's right... AC in a van. A true luxury. For extended use, AC should be plugged in to external power source, because it's a battery drain.
- The perfect, manageable length. Sweet Bee fits in a normal parking spot. This is important. She can navigate those tiny state park parking lots. She can even parallel park on a city street. Bigger rigs need to find multiple open spots in the back of the lot, an inconvenience that can cut into your time to enjoy vacation.
- Battery charge just by driving around. Many vans only charge their house battery using solar panels. If it's not sunny for a day, their battery dies - no lights, no charging your phone... But Sweet Bee charges the battery from both solar panels AND a link to the vehicle's battery. So if you're moving, you're charging!**Note: Sweet Bee has a speed maximum set to 65 mph. I bought her that way. It's actually pretty common for pre-owned vans because many start out as delivery vehicles in fleets, so companies who buy them have Ford set a speed max. It can be annoying on the highway - you'll want to stay in the slow lane. But it's way safer on surface roads, since she's so tall, it protects drivers from flip danger.What's includedFresh linens, two hammocksOther things to noteBefore you return the rig, please:
- Clean out the composting toilet.
- Empty the fresh and gray water tanks.
- Make sure not to leave anything in the fridge/freezer.
Sweet Bee is her name. She's cute inside, and her amenities go above and beyond.You can check out a full van tour on YouTube here: https://youtu.be/52nOcf89LA0Here aresome of the rare amenities you'll find in Sweet Bee.
- 6'4 standing room. I cannot tell you how important it is to be able to stand in your van! Be careful to check the interior height of any van you're planning to rent.
- Composting toilet. I lived without a toilet for 6 months and I'll never do it again. Trust me. And the composting kind is so convenient (it better be, for $1K!). Just throw your solid waste in any trash can, since it's composting!
- Microwave AND Keurig. Life's little conveniences keep you from losing your mind on the road.
- Wifi. Need to stay in touch while on the road? I get it, as a digital nomad myself. Sweet Bee's wifi hotspot works through AT&T and has enough data to support video calls. Just make sure you're going somewhere that AT&T has coverage.
- A very large fridge. Watch any van life "day in the life" videos on YouTube & you'll see them struggle to fit essentials in their fridge. Not Sweet Bee! Her fridge is huge.
- Window AC unit. That's right... AC in a van. A true luxury. For extended use, AC should be plugged in to external power source, because it's a battery drain.
- The perfect, manageable length. Sweet Bee fits in a normal parking spot. This is important. She can navigate those tiny state park parking lots. She can even parallel park on a city street. Bigger rigs need to find multiple open spots in the back of the lot, an inconvenience that can cut into your time to enjoy vacation.
- Battery charge just by driving around. Many vans only charge their house battery using solar panels. If it's not sunny for a day, their battery dies - no lights, no charging your phone... But Sweet Bee charges the battery from both solar panels AND a link to the vehicle's battery. So if you're moving, you're charging!**Note: Sweet Bee has a speed maximum set to 65 mph. I bought her that way. It's actually pretty common for pre-owned vans because many start out as delivery vehicles in fleets, so companies who buy them have Ford set a speed max. It can be annoying on the highway - you'll want to stay in the slow lane. But it's way safer on surface roads, since she's so tall, it protects drivers from flip danger.What's includedFresh linens, two hammocksOther things to noteBefore you return the rig, please:
- Clean out the composting toilet.
- Empty the fresh and gray water tanks.
- Make sure not to leave anything in the fridge/freezer.
- 6'4 standing room. I cannot tell you how important it is to be able to stand in your van! Be careful to check the interior height of any van you're planning to rent.
- Composting toilet. I lived without a toilet for 6 months and I'll never do it again. Trust me. And the composting kind is so convenient (it better be, for $1K!). Just throw your solid waste in any trash can, since it's composting!
- Microwave AND Keurig. Life's little conveniences keep you from losing your mind on the road.
- Wifi. Need to stay in touch while on the road? I get it, as a digital nomad myself. Sweet Bee's wifi hotspot works through AT&T and has enough data to support video calls. Just make sure you're going somewhere that AT&T has coverage.
- A very large fridge. Watch any van life "day in the life" videos on YouTube & you'll see them struggle to fit essentials in their fridge. Not Sweet Bee! Her fridge is huge.
- Window AC unit. That's right... AC in a van. A true luxury. For extended use, AC should be plugged in to external power source, because it's a battery drain.
- The perfect, manageable length. Sweet Bee fits in a normal parking spot. This is important. She can navigate those tiny state park parking lots. She can even parallel park on a city street. Bigger rigs need to find multiple open spots in the back of the lot, an inconvenience that can cut into your time to enjoy vacation.
- Battery charge just by driving around. Many vans only charge their house battery using solar panels. If it's not sunny for a day, their battery dies - no lights, no charging your phone... But Sweet Bee charges the battery from both solar panels AND a link to the vehicle's battery. So if you're moving, you're charging!**Note: Sweet Bee has a speed maximum set to 65 mph. I bought her that way. It's actually pretty common for pre-owned vans because many start out as delivery vehicles in fleets, so companies who buy them have Ford set a speed max. It can be annoying on the highway - you'll want to stay in the slow lane. But it's way safer on surface roads, since she's so tall, it protects drivers from flip danger.What's includedFresh linens, two hammocksOther things to noteBefore you return the rig, please:
- Clean out the composting toilet.
- Empty the fresh and gray water tanks.
- Make sure not to leave anything in the fridge/freezer.
Features
2015 Ford Transit
- Sleeps 2
- 2 seatbelts
- Fuel type: Diesel
- Automatic transmission
- Sleeps 2
- 2 seatbelts
- Fuel type: Diesel
- Automatic transmission
Amenities
- Toilet
- Generator
- Solar
- Wi-Fi
- Audio inputs
- Radio
- CD player
- Stove
- Toilet
- Generator
- Solar
- Wi-Fi
- Audio inputs
- Radio
- CD player
- Stove
Meet your host, Arielle
Member since 2020
Arielle owns AirBnBs and a camper van. She's a former van lifer from Atlanta who settled in the Utah mountains. She loves her adopted city of Ogden, and she'd love to help you find adventure!
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Rules and policies
- Pet friendly
- Tailgating friendly
- No music festivals
- 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.
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WiFi
ATT hotspot
$10.00
/per day
WiFi
ATT hotspot
$10.00
/per day
Availability and rates
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There’s a 1 night minimum stay
Discounts
- Weekly (7+ nights): 20% off nightly rate
- Monthly (28+ nights): 40% off nightly rate
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