Cascadia Two - PacNW Sprinter Campervan - Adventure-Ready Gear Hauler
4.2
Very Good
5
Pet friendly
Sleeps 2
24 ft. long
2 guests
Cascadia Two is the name of our rear-wheel drive Sprinter van. Professionally upfitted to a high standard of both fit and function, this rig is all about enabling adventure for people who value the space, convenience and security that only a gear garage can offer. Four bikes + ski gear in back? You bet! The van is outfitted for two people to travel for a week without needing to resupply anything other than fuel. Van runs with studded snow tires from Nov-March for winter road-tripping confidence.+Fuel-efficient 181 hp, 3.0L, 6-cylinder Mercedes turbo diesel motor with cruise control averages 20 MPG
+200 amp-hour self-heating Lithium Iron Phosphate battery system charges while driving or 120v shore power
+1800 watt inverter for 120-volt power at multiple locations
+100W Zamp solar on roof
+Factory air-ride seating for two in the front cab with swiveling passenger seat
+CoverKing seat covers with integrated Molle storage
+Modular queen bed platform with Exped Megamats (76"x65") nests to make room for a two-person dining area and kitchen
+Pioneer head-unit with 400W amplifier, subwoofer & backup cam
+Massive 7.5' long gear garage can accommodate up to five bicycles, skis/boards and camp/beach gear
+Flatline Van Co roof rack (47" wide x 13' long) + RoamBuilt side ladder
+Two Roof Vents (two way) - One in garage and one in living quarters
+Easy stow faucet/sink draws from 25 gal fresh water tank and empties into 20 gal gray water storage tank
+Dual-burner Dometic propane cooktop
+Dual zone 75L Dometic CFX powered freezer/fridge on slider beneath kitchen cabinet
+Extensive LED lighting throughout
+Electric hot water to sink in kitchen and shower off the back
+Easy-stow camp toilet in garage
+Espar D2 heater (7500BTU) maintains a cozy interior temperature regardless of altitude or location as it sips diesel from the van's fuel tank
+Sound deadening and insulation throughout
+T-style windows on both sides of living quarters
+Black-out privacy covers for all windowsWhat's included+Exped Duo sleeping bags with cloth liners and two full-size pillows
+Rumpl down and synthetic blankets
+Utensils/cookware/bowls/bakeware/drinkware
+Two camp chairs
+Compact outdoor table
+Emergency self jump-starter battery with built-in air compressor
+Two tire traction mats
+Extension cord for shore power
+Large sand free mat for hanging out next to the vanRecommendationsOregon Coast
Cascade Mountains, OR
Columbia River Gorge
Bend, OR
Hood River, OR
Crater Lake National Park, OR
Mount Rainier National Park, WA
Mount St. Helens National Monument, WA
Wallowa Mountains, OR
Methow Valley, WA
Leavenworth, WA
San Juan Islands, WA
Olympic Peninsula, WA
Grand Teton National Park, WY
Yellowstone National Park, WY
Palm Springs Indian Canyons, CA
Joshua Tree National Park, CA
Mojave National Preserve, CA
Death Valley National Park, CA
Arches National Park, UT
Zion National Park, UT
Bryce Canyon National Park, UTOther things to note-No smoking
-No off-road/dirt road driving
+200 amp-hour self-heating Lithium Iron Phosphate battery system charges while driving or 120v shore power
+1800 watt inverter for 120-volt power at multiple locations
+100W Zamp solar on roof
+Factory air-ride seating for two in the front cab with swiveling passenger seat
+CoverKing seat covers with integrated Molle storage
+Modular queen bed platform with Exped Megamats (76"x65") nests to make room for a two-person dining area and kitchen
+Pioneer head-unit with 400W amplifier, subwoofer & backup cam
+Massive 7.5' long gear garage can accommodate up to five bicycles, skis/boards and camp/beach gear
+Flatline Van Co roof rack (47" wide x 13' long) + RoamBuilt side ladder
+Two Roof Vents (two way) - One in garage and one in living quarters
+Easy stow faucet/sink draws from 25 gal fresh water tank and empties into 20 gal gray water storage tank
+Dual-burner Dometic propane cooktop
+Dual zone 75L Dometic CFX powered freezer/fridge on slider beneath kitchen cabinet
+Extensive LED lighting throughout
+Electric hot water to sink in kitchen and shower off the back
+Easy-stow camp toilet in garage
+Espar D2 heater (7500BTU) maintains a cozy interior temperature regardless of altitude or location as it sips diesel from the van's fuel tank
+Sound deadening and insulation throughout
+T-style windows on both sides of living quarters
+Black-out privacy covers for all windowsWhat's included+Exped Duo sleeping bags with cloth liners and two full-size pillows
+Rumpl down and synthetic blankets
+Utensils/cookware/bowls/bakeware/drinkware
+Two camp chairs
+Compact outdoor table
+Emergency self jump-starter battery with built-in air compressor
+Two tire traction mats
+Extension cord for shore power
+Large sand free mat for hanging out next to the vanRecommendationsOregon Coast
Cascade Mountains, OR
Columbia River Gorge
Bend, OR
Hood River, OR
Crater Lake National Park, OR
Mount Rainier National Park, WA
Mount St. Helens National Monument, WA
Wallowa Mountains, OR
Methow Valley, WA
Leavenworth, WA
San Juan Islands, WA
Olympic Peninsula, WA
Grand Teton National Park, WY
Yellowstone National Park, WY
Palm Springs Indian Canyons, CA
Joshua Tree National Park, CA
Mojave National Preserve, CA
Death Valley National Park, CA
Arches National Park, UT
Zion National Park, UT
Bryce Canyon National Park, UTOther things to note-No smoking
-No off-road/dirt road driving
Cascadia Two is the name of our rear-wheel drive Sprinter van. Professionally upfitted to a high standard of both fit and function, this rig is all about enabling adventure for people who value the space, convenience and security that only a gear garage can offer. Four bikes + ski gear in back? You bet! The van is outfitted for two people to travel for a week without needing to resupply anything other than fuel. Van runs with studded snow tires from Nov-March for winter road-tripping confidence.+Fuel-efficient 181 hp, 3.0L, 6-cylinder Mercedes turbo diesel motor with cruise control averages 20 MPG
+200 amp-hour self-heating Lithium Iron Phosphate battery system charges while driving or 120v shore power
+1800 watt inverter for 120-volt power at multiple locations
+100W Zamp solar on roof
+Factory air-ride seating for two in the front cab with swiveling passenger seat
+CoverKing seat covers with integrated Molle storage
+Modular queen bed platform with Exped Megamats (76"x65") nests to make room for a two-person dining area and kitchen
+Pioneer head-unit with 400W amplifier, subwoofer & backup cam
+Massive 7.5' long gear garage can accommodate up to five bicycles, skis/boards and camp/beach gear
+Flatline Van Co roof rack (47" wide x 13' long) + RoamBuilt side ladder
+Two Roof Vents (two way) - One in garage and one in living quarters
+Easy stow faucet/sink draws from 25 gal fresh water tank and empties into 20 gal gray water storage tank
+Dual-burner Dometic propane cooktop
+Dual zone 75L Dometic CFX powered freezer/fridge on slider beneath kitchen cabinet
+Extensive LED lighting throughout
+Electric hot water to sink in kitchen and shower off the back
+Easy-stow camp toilet in garage
+Espar D2 heater (7500BTU) maintains a cozy interior temperature regardless of altitude or location as it sips diesel from the van's fuel tank
+Sound deadening and insulation throughout
+T-style windows on both sides of living quarters
+Black-out privacy covers for all windowsWhat's included+Exped Duo sleeping bags with cloth liners and two full-size pillows
+Rumpl down and synthetic blankets
+Utensils/cookware/bowls/bakeware/drinkware
+Two camp chairs
+Compact outdoor table
+Emergency self jump-starter battery with built-in air compressor
+Two tire traction mats
+Extension cord for shore power
+Large sand free mat for hanging out next to the vanRecommendationsOregon Coast
Cascade Mountains, OR
Columbia River Gorge
Bend, OR
Hood River, OR
Crater Lake National Park, OR
Mount Rainier National Park, WA
Mount St. Helens National Monument, WA
Wallowa Mountains, OR
Methow Valley, WA
Leavenworth, WA
San Juan Islands, WA
Olympic Peninsula, WA
Grand Teton National Park, WY
Yellowstone National Park, WY
Palm Springs Indian Canyons, CA
Joshua Tree National Park, CA
Mojave National Preserve, CA
Death Valley National Park, CA
Arches National Park, UT
Zion National Park, UT
Bryce Canyon National Park, UTOther things to note-No smoking
-No off-road/dirt road driving
+200 amp-hour self-heating Lithium Iron Phosphate battery system charges while driving or 120v shore power
+1800 watt inverter for 120-volt power at multiple locations
+100W Zamp solar on roof
+Factory air-ride seating for two in the front cab with swiveling passenger seat
+CoverKing seat covers with integrated Molle storage
+Modular queen bed platform with Exped Megamats (76"x65") nests to make room for a two-person dining area and kitchen
+Pioneer head-unit with 400W amplifier, subwoofer & backup cam
+Massive 7.5' long gear garage can accommodate up to five bicycles, skis/boards and camp/beach gear
+Flatline Van Co roof rack (47" wide x 13' long) + RoamBuilt side ladder
+Two Roof Vents (two way) - One in garage and one in living quarters
+Easy stow faucet/sink draws from 25 gal fresh water tank and empties into 20 gal gray water storage tank
+Dual-burner Dometic propane cooktop
+Dual zone 75L Dometic CFX powered freezer/fridge on slider beneath kitchen cabinet
+Extensive LED lighting throughout
+Electric hot water to sink in kitchen and shower off the back
+Easy-stow camp toilet in garage
+Espar D2 heater (7500BTU) maintains a cozy interior temperature regardless of altitude or location as it sips diesel from the van's fuel tank
+Sound deadening and insulation throughout
+T-style windows on both sides of living quarters
+Black-out privacy covers for all windowsWhat's included+Exped Duo sleeping bags with cloth liners and two full-size pillows
+Rumpl down and synthetic blankets
+Utensils/cookware/bowls/bakeware/drinkware
+Two camp chairs
+Compact outdoor table
+Emergency self jump-starter battery with built-in air compressor
+Two tire traction mats
+Extension cord for shore power
+Large sand free mat for hanging out next to the vanRecommendationsOregon Coast
Cascade Mountains, OR
Columbia River Gorge
Bend, OR
Hood River, OR
Crater Lake National Park, OR
Mount Rainier National Park, WA
Mount St. Helens National Monument, WA
Wallowa Mountains, OR
Methow Valley, WA
Leavenworth, WA
San Juan Islands, WA
Olympic Peninsula, WA
Grand Teton National Park, WY
Yellowstone National Park, WY
Palm Springs Indian Canyons, CA
Joshua Tree National Park, CA
Mojave National Preserve, CA
Death Valley National Park, CA
Arches National Park, UT
Zion National Park, UT
Bryce Canyon National Park, UTOther things to note-No smoking
-No off-road/dirt road driving
2007 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter
Length
24 ft
24 ft
Transmission
Automatic
Automatic
Fuel Type
Diesel
Diesel
Tank Size
25 gal
25 gal
Gross Weight
8,497 lbs
8,497 lbs
Sleeps
2
2
Seatbelts
2
2
Sleeping arrangements
Queen bed
1
1
Guest reviews
4.2
Very Good
5 reviews
Overall rating
5
4
3
2
1
Communication
4.33
Cleanliness
4.5
Maintenance
4
Value
4.25
Listing accuracy
4.25
Features
2007 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter
- Sleeps 2
- 2 seatbelts
- Fresh water: 25 gal
- Fuel type: Diesel
- Fuel capacity: 25 gal
- Automatic transmission
- Sleeps 2
- 2 seatbelts
- Fresh water: 25 gal
- Fuel type: Diesel
- Fuel capacity: 25 gal
- Automatic transmission
Amenities
- Toilet
- Outside shower
- Solar
- Audio inputs
- Radio
- CD player
- Stove
- Refrigerator
- Toilet
- Outside shower
- Solar
- Audio inputs
- Radio
- CD player
- Stove
- Refrigerator
Nearby places to stay
Portland, OR • Exact location provided after booking
1. Dundee Hills Resort
Dundee, OR • 20 miles away
2. Valley's Edge RV Park
Sheridan, OR • 43 miles away
3. Cougar RV Park & Campground
Cougar, WA • 45 miles away
4. Tillamook Bay City RV Park
Tillamook, OR • 59 miles away
5. Riffe Lake Campground
Mossyrock, WA • 74 miles away
Availability and RV fit not guaranteed. Please verify directly with campgrounds before booking.
Portland, OR • Exact location provided after booking
Rules and policies
- Pet friendly
- Tailgating friendly
- No music festivals
- No smoking
- Mileage: 100 free miles / day
Frequently asked questions
Q.
Are there any special tricks and tips that would help with operating the RV easily?
A.
1-Make use of your side mirrors and the backup camera when parking...when in doubt, go slow and/or get a spotter outside to help. 2-Remember your height clearance is 10 feet!
Q.
What flexibility is available for picking up and dropping off the RV?
A.
We usually set a 12pm pickup time and also a 12pm return time for this van but are flexible based upon our customer's needs...let us know what you're thinking!
Q.
How do the electric, water and sewage hook up work while setting up at the campground?
A.
-Shore power connection is on the driver side of the van, it uses a female twist-lock connector which adapts to a standard 120v plug for an extension cord which can be plugged into a power source. Water fill port is on the driver side. Use our provided drinking water hose to fill the 25 gallon tank. 20 gallon graywater tank exists underneath the passenger side and is emptied by opening the drain valve which is just behind the trailing edge of the sliding door opening and under the van.
Meet your host, Peter
Member since 2019
We are garden-growing, outdoor recreation enthusiasts who spent two years traveling overland and working in Australia back in 2008/09 with our (then) young children. We love cooking and enjoy sharing our home-grown produce when it's in season. We also like to build things and make already built things better. Most of all though, we enjoy having adventures in beautiful places, like the canyon country of Utah, high mountains anywhere and the wilds of the Pacific Northwest. Since moving to Portland, Oregon in 2010, we have embraced this wonderfully unique city and state. Please give us the privilege of hosting you. Cheers, Tracy & Peter
We are garden-growing, outdoor recreation enthusiasts who spent two years traveling overland and working in Australia back in 2008/09 with our (then) young children. We love cooking and enjoy sharing our home-grown produce when it's in season. We also like to build things and make already built things better. Most of all though, we enjoy having adventures in beautiful places, like the canyon country of Utah, high mountains anywhere and the wilds of the Pacific Northwest. Since moving to Portland, Oregon in 2010, we have embraced this wonderfully unique city and state. Please give us the privilege of hosting you. Cheers, Tracy & Peter
