# 1999 Volkswagen Winnebago Leisure Seeker (Class B) for rent on Outdoorsy in Portland, OR

Listing name: Leah
Canonical listing: https://www.outdoorsy.com/rv-rental/portland_or/1999_volkswagen_winnebago-leisure-seeker_426224-listing
Listing ID: 426224
Data as of: 2026-11-15T09:38:36Z

## Quick summary
AI-generated summary of this listing.
- This compact campervan parks anywhere, offering ultimate freedom to explore.
- Your mobile kitchen includes everything: stove, fridge, dishes, and more!
- Sleeps four comfortably, with an outside rinse for quick clean-ups or pets!
- Travel confidently in this 5-star rated, well-maintained, and pet-friendly camper.

## RV details
Type: Class B (drivable)
Year / make / model: 1999 Volkswagen Winnebago Leisure Seeker
Transmission: automatic
Sleeps: 4 · Seatbelts: 4 · Length: 16 ft
Beds: 1 queen, 1 twin

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

## Amenities
- Linens included
- Outside shower
- Audio inputs
- Radio
- CD player
- Stove
- Refrigerator
- Kitchen sink
- Dining table
- Potable water
- Pots and pans
- Dishes and utensils
- Cooking basics
- Heater

## Rental rules
Minimum renter age: 21
Minimum stay: 3 nights (some dates may require longer)
Mileage: 100 miles included per day, then $0.40 per mile
Pets: allowed · Smoking: not allowed · Festivals: allowed
Cancellation policy: Strict
Security deposit: $500 · Prep fee: $100
Instant book: no

## Pricing
Base nightly rate: from $140 USD
Weekly discount: 7% · Monthly discount: 10%

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

## Reviews
Rating: 4.8 / 5 (6 reviews)

Review summary (AI-generated from guest reviews):
- Host easy to work with: Omid was described as a great host, making the rental process cooperative and smooth for renters.
- Ran great during trip: The van ran great and was generally comfortable. However, a guest desired better interior cleanliness, especially the pop-up, and the fridge only functioned when plugged into shore power.