5.0
Excellent
1 trip
Pet friendly
21+
Sleeps 2
20 ft. long
There’s something special about waking up somewhere new, pulling back the curtains, and realizing the mountains, ocean, or forest outside your window are yours to explore for the day.Atlas is a fully equipped 2020 Ram ProMaster camper van built for exactly those kinds of moments. Whether you’re chasing waterfalls through the Cascades, spending a weekend on the Olympic Peninsula, road-tripping along the coast, or simply looking for a quiet place to unplug, Atlas gives you the freedom of van life without giving up the comforts of home.Inside, you’ll find a cozy fixed bed ready for you at the end of a long day, warm wood finishes, butcher-block countertops, soft lighting, and plenty of windows that make the space feel bright and connected to wherever you’ve parked for the night.And this isn’t bare-bones camping. Atlas comes equipped with a full electrical system with solar power, a 30-gallon fresh-water supply, hot water, indoor and outdoor showers, a composting toilet, refrigerator, microwave, induction cooktop, rooftop A/C, ventilation fan, and plenty of storage for your adventure gear. Start your morning with coffee from the Keurig or French press, make breakfast with the doors open to the mountains, and come back after a muddy hike to an actual hot shower.Atlas is perfect for couples, solo travelers, weekend explorers, and anyone who’s ever looked at a road disappearing into the mountains and wondered, “What if we just kept going?”Take Atlas to Rainier. Wander through Olympic National Park. Chase alpine lakes in the North Cascades. Find a quiet campsite beside a river. Cook dinner somewhere you’ve never been before. Wake up without an itinerary and decide where the road takes you next.What's includedBedding & Comfort
* Queen memory-foam bed
* Fitted sheet
* Bed blanket
* Camping pillows
* Fold-up bedside stool
* Window covers for privacyKitchen & Dining
* Keurig coffee maker
* French press
* Pot and pan
* Collapsible strainer
* Collapsible silicone food-storage containers
* Plates
* Bowls
* Cups
* Eating/cooking utensils
* Wine/bottle/can opener
* Lighter
* Garbage bagsCamping & Outdoor Gear
* 2 camping chairs
* Camp table
* Hammock
* Backpack cooler
* Propane stove
* Propane tanks
* Playing cards
* Magnetic bug nettingShower & Personal Care
* 2 camping towels
* Sanitary wipes
* Composting-toilet wipes/supplies
* Sunscreen
* Bug spray
• SoapSafety
* First-aid kit
* Fire extinguisherRecommendationsOne of my favorite parts of renting out Atlas is getting to share the place I call home with people who are excited to explore it.I’ve put together a detailed adventure binder inside the van with some of my favorite destinations throughout the Pacific Northwest, including hikes, alpine lakes, waterfalls, scenic drives, small mountain towns, coffee shops, restaurants, viewpoints, and other places worth stopping along the way. Whether you’re headed toward Mount Rainier, the Olympic Peninsula, the North Cascades, Leavenworth, or just looking for somewhere beautiful to spend the night, you’ll have plenty of ideas waiting for you.And you don’t have to figure everything out on your own! I try to be accessible throughout your trip and am always happy to offer recommendations based on what you’re looking for.Washington and the Pacific Northwest have given me some incredible memories, and I genuinely want you to leave with a few of your own.So use the binder, ask me questions, take the scenic route, and don’t be afraid to explore.Other things to noteA few things to know before your adventure with Atlas:Atlas is front-wheel drive. He handles paved roads and maintained dirt/gravel roads just fine, but he isn’t a 4x4, Jeep, or off-road vehicle. Please stick to roads appropriate for the van and avoid rough, deeply rutted, muddy, or otherwise questionable terrain.Give yourself a little extra room on the road. Atlas is a large, heavy vehicle and drives differently than a normal car. Give yourself extra stopping distance, take turns a little slower and wider, and take your time—there’s no rush when you’re on an adventure!Plug in whenever you have the opportunity. Atlas has a large battery bank with solar and alternator charging, so you can enjoy plenty of time off-grid. That said, appliances like the A/C, induction cooktop, and hot water (anything that heats and cools) can use a significant amount of power. If you’re staying somewhere with shore power, I recommend plugging in whenever possible. Please don’t allow the battery bank to reach 0%, as the inverter will begin beeping and wont stop until plugged in.No smoking inside the van, please and thank you!Most importantly, treat Atlas like your little home on wheels, take your time, and enjoy the journey. I’m always available if you have questions while you’re out exploring.
* Queen memory-foam bed
* Fitted sheet
* Bed blanket
* Camping pillows
* Fold-up bedside stool
* Window covers for privacyKitchen & Dining
* Keurig coffee maker
* French press
* Pot and pan
* Collapsible strainer
* Collapsible silicone food-storage containers
* Plates
* Bowls
* Cups
* Eating/cooking utensils
* Wine/bottle/can opener
* Lighter
* Garbage bagsCamping & Outdoor Gear
* 2 camping chairs
* Camp table
* Hammock
* Backpack cooler
* Propane stove
* Propane tanks
* Playing cards
* Magnetic bug nettingShower & Personal Care
* 2 camping towels
* Sanitary wipes
* Composting-toilet wipes/supplies
* Sunscreen
* Bug spray
• SoapSafety
* First-aid kit
* Fire extinguisherRecommendationsOne of my favorite parts of renting out Atlas is getting to share the place I call home with people who are excited to explore it.I’ve put together a detailed adventure binder inside the van with some of my favorite destinations throughout the Pacific Northwest, including hikes, alpine lakes, waterfalls, scenic drives, small mountain towns, coffee shops, restaurants, viewpoints, and other places worth stopping along the way. Whether you’re headed toward Mount Rainier, the Olympic Peninsula, the North Cascades, Leavenworth, or just looking for somewhere beautiful to spend the night, you’ll have plenty of ideas waiting for you.And you don’t have to figure everything out on your own! I try to be accessible throughout your trip and am always happy to offer recommendations based on what you’re looking for.Washington and the Pacific Northwest have given me some incredible memories, and I genuinely want you to leave with a few of your own.So use the binder, ask me questions, take the scenic route, and don’t be afraid to explore.Other things to noteA few things to know before your adventure with Atlas:Atlas is front-wheel drive. He handles paved roads and maintained dirt/gravel roads just fine, but he isn’t a 4x4, Jeep, or off-road vehicle. Please stick to roads appropriate for the van and avoid rough, deeply rutted, muddy, or otherwise questionable terrain.Give yourself a little extra room on the road. Atlas is a large, heavy vehicle and drives differently than a normal car. Give yourself extra stopping distance, take turns a little slower and wider, and take your time—there’s no rush when you’re on an adventure!Plug in whenever you have the opportunity. Atlas has a large battery bank with solar and alternator charging, so you can enjoy plenty of time off-grid. That said, appliances like the A/C, induction cooktop, and hot water (anything that heats and cools) can use a significant amount of power. If you’re staying somewhere with shore power, I recommend plugging in whenever possible. Please don’t allow the battery bank to reach 0%, as the inverter will begin beeping and wont stop until plugged in.No smoking inside the van, please and thank you!Most importantly, treat Atlas like your little home on wheels, take your time, and enjoy the journey. I’m always available if you have questions while you’re out exploring.
There’s something special about waking up somewhere new, pulling back the curtains, and realizing the mountains, ocean, or forest outside your window are yours to explore for the day.Atlas is a fully equipped 2020 Ram ProMaster camper van built for exactly those kinds of moments. Whether you’re chasing waterfalls through the Cascades, spending a weekend on the Olympic Peninsula, road-tripping along the coast, or simply looking for a quiet place to unplug, Atlas gives you the freedom of van life without giving up the comforts of home.Inside, you’ll find a cozy fixed bed ready for you at the end of a long day, warm wood finishes, butcher-block countertops, soft lighting, and plenty of windows that make the space feel bright and connected to wherever you’ve parked for the night.And this isn’t bare-bones camping. Atlas comes equipped with a full electrical system with solar power, a 30-gallon fresh-water supply, hot water, indoor and outdoor showers, a composting toilet, refrigerator, microwave, induction cooktop, rooftop A/C, ventilation fan, and plenty of storage for your adventure gear. Start your morning with coffee from the Keurig or French press, make breakfast with the doors open to the mountains, and come back after a muddy hike to an actual hot shower.Atlas is perfect for couples, solo travelers, weekend explorers, and anyone who’s ever looked at a road disappearing into the mountains and wondered, “What if we just kept going?”Take Atlas to Rainier. Wander through Olympic National Park. Chase alpine lakes in the North Cascades. Find a quiet campsite beside a river. Cook dinner somewhere you’ve never been before. Wake up without an itinerary and decide where the road takes you next.What's includedBedding & Comfort
* Queen memory-foam bed
* Fitted sheet
* Bed blanket
* Camping pillows
* Fold-up bedside stool
* Window covers for privacyKitchen & Dining
* Keurig coffee maker
* French press
* Pot and pan
* Collapsible strainer
* Collapsible silicone food-storage containers
* Plates
* Bowls
* Cups
* Eating/cooking utensils
* Wine/bottle/can opener
* Lighter
* Garbage bagsCamping & Outdoor Gear
* 2 camping chairs
* Camp table
* Hammock
* Backpack cooler
* Propane stove
* Propane tanks
* Playing cards
* Magnetic bug nettingShower & Personal Care
* 2 camping towels
* Sanitary wipes
* Composting-toilet wipes/supplies
* Sunscreen
* Bug spray
• SoapSafety
* First-aid kit
* Fire extinguisherRecommendationsOne of my favorite parts of renting out Atlas is getting to share the place I call home with people who are excited to explore it.I’ve put together a detailed adventure binder inside the van with some of my favorite destinations throughout the Pacific Northwest, including hikes, alpine lakes, waterfalls, scenic drives, small mountain towns, coffee shops, restaurants, viewpoints, and other places worth stopping along the way. Whether you’re headed toward Mount Rainier, the Olympic Peninsula, the North Cascades, Leavenworth, or just looking for somewhere beautiful to spend the night, you’ll have plenty of ideas waiting for you.And you don’t have to figure everything out on your own! I try to be accessible throughout your trip and am always happy to offer recommendations based on what you’re looking for.Washington and the Pacific Northwest have given me some incredible memories, and I genuinely want you to leave with a few of your own.So use the binder, ask me questions, take the scenic route, and don’t be afraid to explore.Other things to noteA few things to know before your adventure with Atlas:Atlas is front-wheel drive. He handles paved roads and maintained dirt/gravel roads just fine, but he isn’t a 4x4, Jeep, or off-road vehicle. Please stick to roads appropriate for the van and avoid rough, deeply rutted, muddy, or otherwise questionable terrain.Give yourself a little extra room on the road. Atlas is a large, heavy vehicle and drives differently than a normal car. Give yourself extra stopping distance, take turns a little slower and wider, and take your time—there’s no rush when you’re on an adventure!Plug in whenever you have the opportunity. Atlas has a large battery bank with solar and alternator charging, so you can enjoy plenty of time off-grid. That said, appliances like the A/C, induction cooktop, and hot water (anything that heats and cools) can use a significant amount of power. If you’re staying somewhere with shore power, I recommend plugging in whenever possible. Please don’t allow the battery bank to reach 0%, as the inverter will begin beeping and wont stop until plugged in.No smoking inside the van, please and thank you!Most importantly, treat Atlas like your little home on wheels, take your time, and enjoy the journey. I’m always available if you have questions while you’re out exploring.
* Queen memory-foam bed
* Fitted sheet
* Bed blanket
* Camping pillows
* Fold-up bedside stool
* Window covers for privacyKitchen & Dining
* Keurig coffee maker
* French press
* Pot and pan
* Collapsible strainer
* Collapsible silicone food-storage containers
* Plates
* Bowls
* Cups
* Eating/cooking utensils
* Wine/bottle/can opener
* Lighter
* Garbage bagsCamping & Outdoor Gear
* 2 camping chairs
* Camp table
* Hammock
* Backpack cooler
* Propane stove
* Propane tanks
* Playing cards
* Magnetic bug nettingShower & Personal Care
* 2 camping towels
* Sanitary wipes
* Composting-toilet wipes/supplies
* Sunscreen
* Bug spray
• SoapSafety
* First-aid kit
* Fire extinguisherRecommendationsOne of my favorite parts of renting out Atlas is getting to share the place I call home with people who are excited to explore it.I’ve put together a detailed adventure binder inside the van with some of my favorite destinations throughout the Pacific Northwest, including hikes, alpine lakes, waterfalls, scenic drives, small mountain towns, coffee shops, restaurants, viewpoints, and other places worth stopping along the way. Whether you’re headed toward Mount Rainier, the Olympic Peninsula, the North Cascades, Leavenworth, or just looking for somewhere beautiful to spend the night, you’ll have plenty of ideas waiting for you.And you don’t have to figure everything out on your own! I try to be accessible throughout your trip and am always happy to offer recommendations based on what you’re looking for.Washington and the Pacific Northwest have given me some incredible memories, and I genuinely want you to leave with a few of your own.So use the binder, ask me questions, take the scenic route, and don’t be afraid to explore.Other things to noteA few things to know before your adventure with Atlas:Atlas is front-wheel drive. He handles paved roads and maintained dirt/gravel roads just fine, but he isn’t a 4x4, Jeep, or off-road vehicle. Please stick to roads appropriate for the van and avoid rough, deeply rutted, muddy, or otherwise questionable terrain.Give yourself a little extra room on the road. Atlas is a large, heavy vehicle and drives differently than a normal car. Give yourself extra stopping distance, take turns a little slower and wider, and take your time—there’s no rush when you’re on an adventure!Plug in whenever you have the opportunity. Atlas has a large battery bank with solar and alternator charging, so you can enjoy plenty of time off-grid. That said, appliances like the A/C, induction cooktop, and hot water (anything that heats and cools) can use a significant amount of power. If you’re staying somewhere with shore power, I recommend plugging in whenever possible. Please don’t allow the battery bank to reach 0%, as the inverter will begin beeping and wont stop until plugged in.No smoking inside the van, please and thank you!Most importantly, treat Atlas like your little home on wheels, take your time, and enjoy the journey. I’m always available if you have questions while you’re out exploring.
Quick summary
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Atlas offers couples a curated, off-grid PNW adventure with ultimate comfort.
Enjoy freedom to roam with solar power, hot water, and a stocked kitchen.
Unlock PNW secrets with owner-curated tips and all essential gear included.
Experience hassle-free van life; just bring yourself and your sense of wonder!
2020 Dodge Ram Promaster 2500 Highroof
Length
20 ft
20 ft
Transmission
Automatic
Automatic
Fuel Type
Gasoline
Gasoline
Tank Size
24 gal
24 gal
Gross Weight
5,000 lbs
5,000 lbs
Sleeps
2
2
Seatbelts
2
2
Sleeping arrangements
1 bed
Queen bed
1
1
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Dominique K.
August 2026
5.0This van is AWESOME!!! Anthony is super responsive and nice. Really easy to communicate and set everything up. The van itself has everything you could need. Anthony made sure we had essentials that are easy to forget like dish soap or plastic sandwich bags ect. We took it to Olympic National Park and Mount Rainier and had absolutely no issues. The bed was super comfortable and having a sink and fridge was a game changer for our longer camping trip. Absolutely 10/10 would recommend!!
This van is AWESOME!!! Anthony is super responsive and nice. Really easy to communicate and set everything up. The van itself has everything you could need. Anthony made sure we had essentials that are easy to forget like dish soap or plastic sandwich bags ect. We took it to Olympic National Park and Mount Rainier and had absolutely no issues. The bed was super comfortable and having a sink and fridge was a game changer for our longer camping trip. Absolutely 10/10 would recommend!!
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Features
2020 Dodge Ram Promaster 2500 Highroof
- Sleeps 2
- 2 seatbelts
- Fresh water: 30 gal
- Fuel type: Gas
- Fuel capacity: 24 gal
- Automatic transmission
- Sleeps 2
- 2 seatbelts
- Fresh water: 30 gal
- Fuel type: Gas
- Fuel capacity: 24 gal
- Automatic transmission
Amenities
- Linens included
- Toilet
- Inside shower
- Outside shower
- Toilet paper
- Hot water
- Solar
- Water hookup
- Electric hookup (50 Amps)
- Linens included
- Toilet
- Inside shower
- Outside shower
- Toilet paper
- Hot water
- Solar
- Water hookup
- Electric hookup (50 Amps)
Location
Puyallup, WA • Exact location provided after booking
Puyallup, WA • Exact location provided after booking
Rules and policies
Atlas is front-wheel drive. He handles paved roads and maintained dirt/gravel roads just fine, but he isn’t a 4x4, Jeep, or off-road vehicle. Please stick to roads appropriate for the van and avoid rough, deeply rutted, muddy, or otherwise questionable terrain.
Give yourself a little extra room on the road. Atlas is a large, heavy vehicle and drives differently than a normal car. Give yourself extra stopping distance, take turns a little slower and wider, and take your time—there’s no rush when you’re on an adventure!
Plug in whenever you have the opportunity. Atlas has a large battery bank with solar and alternator charging, so you can enjoy plenty of time off-grid. That said, appliances like the A/C, microwave, induction cooktop, and hot water can use a significant amount of power. If you’re staying somewhere with shore power, I recommend plugging in whenever possible. Please don’t allow the battery bank to reach 0%, as the inverter will begin beeping and will need to be recharged.
Atlas is front-wheel drive. He handles paved roads and maintained dirt/gravel roads just fine, but he isn’t a 4x4, Jeep, or off-road vehicle. Please stick to roads appropriate for the van and avoid rough, deeply rutted, muddy, or otherwise questionable terrain.
Give yourself a little extra room on the road. Atlas is a large, heavy vehicle and drives differently than a normal car. Give yourself extra stopping distance, take turns a little slower and wider, and take your time—there’s no rush when you’re on an adventure!
Plug in whenever you have the opportunity. Atlas has a large battery bank with solar and alternator charging, so you can enjoy plenty of time off-grid. That said, appliances like the A/C, microwave, induction cooktop, and hot water can use a significant amount of power. If you’re staying somewhere with shore power, I recommend plugging in whenever possible. Please don’t allow the battery bank to reach 0%, as the inverter will begin beeping and will need to be recharged.
- 11 AM start time
3 PM end time - Pet friendly
- Music festival friendly
- Tailgating friendly
- No smoking
- Unlimited mileage
- No generator
Cancellation: Flexible
Meet your host, Anthony
Member since 2021
