2023 Winnebago Solis, Pop-Top Camper Van | Sleeps 4 | Richmond, VA
2023 Winnebago Solis, Pop-Top Camper Van | Sleeps 4 | Richmond, VA
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Sleeps 4
21 ft. long
4 guests
Our 21-foot Winnebago Solis is a basecamp on wheels: roomy enough for a couple or family, compact enough to drive with confidence, and thoughtfully stocked so you spend less time assembling gear and more time noticing where you are.There is a flexible sleeping setup, a simple galley, a wet bath, storage that works, and the basics for coffee, meals, and an evening outside. Nothing ornamental. Nothing you have to be an expert to use.A good fit for:
- Couples who want an easy first camper-van trip
- Families who want real sleeping space without a large motorhome
- Park-and-trail people planning a Richmond-to-Shenandoah weekend
- Experienced campers who want a simple, capable basecamp
- Guests who want a thorough walkthrough and a responsive local hostCustom bed and dining upgrade:
- Standard Solis layouts ask the rear bed to do one job. Ours does more. A custom-engineered table system gives the back of the van two distinct lives:
- By day: A sturdy indoor/outdoor dinette table for meals, remote work, cards, maps, or coffee with the rear doors open to wherever you decided to stop.
- By night: The table transitions into a supported bed extension, expanding the lower Murphy bed from a standard Full XL into a Short King measuring 73 inches wide by 77 inches long. It uses the full width of the van, giving couples and taller sleepers considerably more room to stretch out.The custom table, fitted extension cushion, and setup demonstration are included with the rental.The pop-top: another room, one important ritual:
- The pop-top creates a second sleeping area above the van—a small room with a higher view, screened openings, and its own sense of distance from the campsite below.
- Open and close it only while parked, following the pickup demonstration. Before driving, remove loose gear and bedding, lower the roof slowly, tuck the fabric fully inward, secure every latch, and make one final walk around the van. The Solis never moves with the pop-top raised or partially latched.If rain reaches the pop-top fabric, let it dry completely before storing it whenever possible. If weather or departure time requires lowering it while damp, reopen it as soon as conditions allow and leave it raised until the fabric is fully dry. That small step prevents mildew, odors, staining, and damage to a part of the van meant to spend its life opening toward the sky.The rig at a glance:
- Vehicle: 2023 RAM ProMaster 3500 / Winnebago Solis
- Length: approximately 21 feet
- Transmission: 9-speed automatic
- Seatbelts: 4x — confirm before publishing
- Sleeps: up to 4x (2 in murphy bed, in the pop-up)
- Sleeping: custom rear Short King Murphy-bed setup measuring 73 inches wide by 77 inches long, created with the convertible table extension and fitted cushion, plus the pop-top sleeping area
- Bathroom: wet bath
- Kitchen: two-burner stove, sink, refrigerator, and basic kitchen kit
- Fresh water: potable-water hose, filter, and pressure regulator included; the onboard tank is prepared for the itinerary rather than automatically sent out full
- Power: solar/battery system plus generator — confirm operating details
- Pickup: Richmond, Virginia
- Mileage allowance: 150 miles per rental nightWhat's included- Reusable kitchen kit: skillet, saucepan with lid, small cutting board, covered chef’s knife, silicone spatula, tongs, serving spoon, can/bottle opener, trivet, oven mitts, colander, serving bowl, nesting food-storage containers, and a French press
- Place settings for four: four plates, four bowls, four mugs, four cups, four forks, four spoons, and four table knives, plus washable dish towels and a drying rack
- Fresh fitted sheets, mattress protectors, protected pillows, and washable blankets for the sleeping areas confirmed on the reservation; guests bring bath and beach towels
- Custom indoor/outdoor dinette table, bed extension, and fitted cushion that convert the rear Full XL Murphy bed into a 73-inch-wide by 77-inch-long Short King
- Table for outdoor kitchen prep and serving (converted to bed extension)
- Two camp chairs and outdoor rug
- 30-amp power cord, surge protector, approved adapters, potable-water hose, pressure regulator, and standard hookup equipment; a full onboard fresh-water tank is not automatic
- Leveling blocks/chocks, broom/dustpan, drying mat, rechargeable lantern, first-aid kit, and required safety equipment
- A limited starter supply: one sponge, refillable dish soap and cleaner, three trash bags, two RV-safe toilet-treatment doses, one paper-towel roll, two RV-safe toilet-paper rolls, and a small starter amount of coffee
- Wildsam trip guides, among other books/games
- A 30–45 minute hands-on orientation before departureRecommendations- Pocahontas State Park: close enough for a first night, far enough for the trees to take over
- Williamsburg, Yorktown, and Jamestown: an easy run east through tidewater, old roads, and places where several versions of the country began
- Chippokes State Park: farmland, river bluffs, and the ferry crossing from Jamestown
- Virginia Beach and First Landing State Park: live oaks, dunes, maritime forest, and the Atlantic waiting beyond the trees
- Cape Charles and Kiptopeke State Park: a small Chesapeake Bay town, a broad beach, and sunsets that happen over the water
- Norfolk and the Chesapeake Bay: ships, waterfront miles, and a good jumping-off point for the coast
- Shenandoah and Skyline Drive: a western road that keeps lifting until the valleys fall away below you
- Blue Ridge Parkway: best when the destination is less important than the overlooks between here and there
- James River State Park: river country, dark skies, and an easy pace
- Belle Isle and the Northern Neck: quiet roads, tidal water, and the feeling of having gone farther than the mileage suggests
- Natural Bridge and the Shenandoah Valley: limestone country, mountain gaps, and a comfortable long weekend from Richmond
- Assateague Island: a longer run, with enough days and mileage planned, toward marsh, wind, and horsesOther things to noteA few practical details help the trip begin — and end — without surprises.House rules:
- No pets and no smoking or vaping
- Approved and insured drivers only; no off-roading; festivals require written approval
- The gasoline tank leaves full and is due back full. If returned below full, actual fuel cost plus a $50 service fee applies. Return propane at the agreed level.
- The van has E-ZPass; tolls are added at checkout. Guests are responsible for tickets and avoidable damage.
- Report warning lights, leaks, mechanical issues, or damage immediately
- Return on time, reasonably swept, with trash removed and tanks handled as agreedWhat the $99 prep fee covers:
- The $99 per-trip fee covers interior, galley, refrigerator, and wet-bath cleaning; fresh linens; restocked paper goods, RV-safe toilet and dishwashing supplies, trash bags, and coffee; a visual safety and systems check; requested fresh-water preparation; gear and add-on loading; departure photos and mileage records; and a 60-minute orientation.
- It does not cover post-trip dumping, refueling, excessive cleaning, damage, missing gear, late return, tolls, or mileage and generator overages.Cassette and gray-water return:
- Self-dump — no charge: Return the cassette toilet cartridge and gray-water tank properly emptied.
- Host dump service — $75/trip: We empty, rinse, and reset both systems.If dump service was not selected and either system is returned undumped, a $100 unplanned dump fee applies. Misuse, overflow, clogs, prohibited materials, or damage may cost extra.Pickup and return:Allow 30–45 minutes at pickup for the condition walk-through, systems and driving orientation, paperwork, and odometer photos. At return, we record mileage, fuel and propane, cassette and gray-water status, and condition.
- Couples who want an easy first camper-van trip
- Families who want real sleeping space without a large motorhome
- Park-and-trail people planning a Richmond-to-Shenandoah weekend
- Experienced campers who want a simple, capable basecamp
- Guests who want a thorough walkthrough and a responsive local hostCustom bed and dining upgrade:
- Standard Solis layouts ask the rear bed to do one job. Ours does more. A custom-engineered table system gives the back of the van two distinct lives:
- By day: A sturdy indoor/outdoor dinette table for meals, remote work, cards, maps, or coffee with the rear doors open to wherever you decided to stop.
- By night: The table transitions into a supported bed extension, expanding the lower Murphy bed from a standard Full XL into a Short King measuring 73 inches wide by 77 inches long. It uses the full width of the van, giving couples and taller sleepers considerably more room to stretch out.The custom table, fitted extension cushion, and setup demonstration are included with the rental.The pop-top: another room, one important ritual:
- The pop-top creates a second sleeping area above the van—a small room with a higher view, screened openings, and its own sense of distance from the campsite below.
- Open and close it only while parked, following the pickup demonstration. Before driving, remove loose gear and bedding, lower the roof slowly, tuck the fabric fully inward, secure every latch, and make one final walk around the van. The Solis never moves with the pop-top raised or partially latched.If rain reaches the pop-top fabric, let it dry completely before storing it whenever possible. If weather or departure time requires lowering it while damp, reopen it as soon as conditions allow and leave it raised until the fabric is fully dry. That small step prevents mildew, odors, staining, and damage to a part of the van meant to spend its life opening toward the sky.The rig at a glance:
- Vehicle: 2023 RAM ProMaster 3500 / Winnebago Solis
- Length: approximately 21 feet
- Transmission: 9-speed automatic
- Seatbelts: 4x — confirm before publishing
- Sleeps: up to 4x (2 in murphy bed, in the pop-up)
- Sleeping: custom rear Short King Murphy-bed setup measuring 73 inches wide by 77 inches long, created with the convertible table extension and fitted cushion, plus the pop-top sleeping area
- Bathroom: wet bath
- Kitchen: two-burner stove, sink, refrigerator, and basic kitchen kit
- Fresh water: potable-water hose, filter, and pressure regulator included; the onboard tank is prepared for the itinerary rather than automatically sent out full
- Power: solar/battery system plus generator — confirm operating details
- Pickup: Richmond, Virginia
- Mileage allowance: 150 miles per rental nightWhat's included- Reusable kitchen kit: skillet, saucepan with lid, small cutting board, covered chef’s knife, silicone spatula, tongs, serving spoon, can/bottle opener, trivet, oven mitts, colander, serving bowl, nesting food-storage containers, and a French press
- Place settings for four: four plates, four bowls, four mugs, four cups, four forks, four spoons, and four table knives, plus washable dish towels and a drying rack
- Fresh fitted sheets, mattress protectors, protected pillows, and washable blankets for the sleeping areas confirmed on the reservation; guests bring bath and beach towels
- Custom indoor/outdoor dinette table, bed extension, and fitted cushion that convert the rear Full XL Murphy bed into a 73-inch-wide by 77-inch-long Short King
- Table for outdoor kitchen prep and serving (converted to bed extension)
- Two camp chairs and outdoor rug
- 30-amp power cord, surge protector, approved adapters, potable-water hose, pressure regulator, and standard hookup equipment; a full onboard fresh-water tank is not automatic
- Leveling blocks/chocks, broom/dustpan, drying mat, rechargeable lantern, first-aid kit, and required safety equipment
- A limited starter supply: one sponge, refillable dish soap and cleaner, three trash bags, two RV-safe toilet-treatment doses, one paper-towel roll, two RV-safe toilet-paper rolls, and a small starter amount of coffee
- Wildsam trip guides, among other books/games
- A 30–45 minute hands-on orientation before departureRecommendations- Pocahontas State Park: close enough for a first night, far enough for the trees to take over
- Williamsburg, Yorktown, and Jamestown: an easy run east through tidewater, old roads, and places where several versions of the country began
- Chippokes State Park: farmland, river bluffs, and the ferry crossing from Jamestown
- Virginia Beach and First Landing State Park: live oaks, dunes, maritime forest, and the Atlantic waiting beyond the trees
- Cape Charles and Kiptopeke State Park: a small Chesapeake Bay town, a broad beach, and sunsets that happen over the water
- Norfolk and the Chesapeake Bay: ships, waterfront miles, and a good jumping-off point for the coast
- Shenandoah and Skyline Drive: a western road that keeps lifting until the valleys fall away below you
- Blue Ridge Parkway: best when the destination is less important than the overlooks between here and there
- James River State Park: river country, dark skies, and an easy pace
- Belle Isle and the Northern Neck: quiet roads, tidal water, and the feeling of having gone farther than the mileage suggests
- Natural Bridge and the Shenandoah Valley: limestone country, mountain gaps, and a comfortable long weekend from Richmond
- Assateague Island: a longer run, with enough days and mileage planned, toward marsh, wind, and horsesOther things to noteA few practical details help the trip begin — and end — without surprises.House rules:
- No pets and no smoking or vaping
- Approved and insured drivers only; no off-roading; festivals require written approval
- The gasoline tank leaves full and is due back full. If returned below full, actual fuel cost plus a $50 service fee applies. Return propane at the agreed level.
- The van has E-ZPass; tolls are added at checkout. Guests are responsible for tickets and avoidable damage.
- Report warning lights, leaks, mechanical issues, or damage immediately
- Return on time, reasonably swept, with trash removed and tanks handled as agreedWhat the $99 prep fee covers:
- The $99 per-trip fee covers interior, galley, refrigerator, and wet-bath cleaning; fresh linens; restocked paper goods, RV-safe toilet and dishwashing supplies, trash bags, and coffee; a visual safety and systems check; requested fresh-water preparation; gear and add-on loading; departure photos and mileage records; and a 60-minute orientation.
- It does not cover post-trip dumping, refueling, excessive cleaning, damage, missing gear, late return, tolls, or mileage and generator overages.Cassette and gray-water return:
- Self-dump — no charge: Return the cassette toilet cartridge and gray-water tank properly emptied.
- Host dump service — $75/trip: We empty, rinse, and reset both systems.If dump service was not selected and either system is returned undumped, a $100 unplanned dump fee applies. Misuse, overflow, clogs, prohibited materials, or damage may cost extra.Pickup and return:Allow 30–45 minutes at pickup for the condition walk-through, systems and driving orientation, paperwork, and odometer photos. At return, we record mileage, fuel and propane, cassette and gray-water status, and condition.
Our 21-foot Winnebago Solis is a basecamp on wheels: roomy enough for a couple or family, compact enough to drive with confidence, and thoughtfully stocked so you spend less time assembling gear and more time noticing where you are.There is a flexible sleeping setup, a simple galley, a wet bath, storage that works, and the basics for coffee, meals, and an evening outside. Nothing ornamental. Nothing you have to be an expert to use.A good fit for:
- Couples who want an easy first camper-van trip
- Families who want real sleeping space without a large motorhome
- Park-and-trail people planning a Richmond-to-Shenandoah weekend
- Experienced campers who want a simple, capable basecamp
- Guests who want a thorough walkthrough and a responsive local hostCustom bed and dining upgrade:
- Standard Solis layouts ask the rear bed to do one job. Ours does more. A custom-engineered table system gives the back of the van two distinct lives:
- By day: A sturdy indoor/outdoor dinette table for meals, remote work, cards, maps, or coffee with the rear doors open to wherever you decided to stop.
- By night: The table transitions into a supported bed extension, expanding the lower Murphy bed from a standard Full XL into a Short King measuring 73 inches wide by 77 inches long. It uses the full width of the van, giving couples and taller sleepers considerably more room to stretch out.The custom table, fitted extension cushion, and setup demonstration are included with the rental.The pop-top: another room, one important ritual:
- The pop-top creates a second sleeping area above the van—a small room with a higher view, screened openings, and its own sense of distance from the campsite below.
- Open and close it only while parked, following the pickup demonstration. Before driving, remove loose gear and bedding, lower the roof slowly, tuck the fabric fully inward, secure every latch, and make one final walk around the van. The Solis never moves with the pop-top raised or partially latched.If rain reaches the pop-top fabric, let it dry completely before storing it whenever possible. If weather or departure time requires lowering it while damp, reopen it as soon as conditions allow and leave it raised until the fabric is fully dry. That small step prevents mildew, odors, staining, and damage to a part of the van meant to spend its life opening toward the sky.The rig at a glance:
- Vehicle: 2023 RAM ProMaster 3500 / Winnebago Solis
- Length: approximately 21 feet
- Transmission: 9-speed automatic
- Seatbelts: 4x — confirm before publishing
- Sleeps: up to 4x (2 in murphy bed, in the pop-up)
- Sleeping: custom rear Short King Murphy-bed setup measuring 73 inches wide by 77 inches long, created with the convertible table extension and fitted cushion, plus the pop-top sleeping area
- Bathroom: wet bath
- Kitchen: two-burner stove, sink, refrigerator, and basic kitchen kit
- Fresh water: potable-water hose, filter, and pressure regulator included; the onboard tank is prepared for the itinerary rather than automatically sent out full
- Power: solar/battery system plus generator — confirm operating details
- Pickup: Richmond, Virginia
- Mileage allowance: 150 miles per rental nightWhat's included- Reusable kitchen kit: skillet, saucepan with lid, small cutting board, covered chef’s knife, silicone spatula, tongs, serving spoon, can/bottle opener, trivet, oven mitts, colander, serving bowl, nesting food-storage containers, and a French press
- Place settings for four: four plates, four bowls, four mugs, four cups, four forks, four spoons, and four table knives, plus washable dish towels and a drying rack
- Fresh fitted sheets, mattress protectors, protected pillows, and washable blankets for the sleeping areas confirmed on the reservation; guests bring bath and beach towels
- Custom indoor/outdoor dinette table, bed extension, and fitted cushion that convert the rear Full XL Murphy bed into a 73-inch-wide by 77-inch-long Short King
- Table for outdoor kitchen prep and serving (converted to bed extension)
- Two camp chairs and outdoor rug
- 30-amp power cord, surge protector, approved adapters, potable-water hose, pressure regulator, and standard hookup equipment; a full onboard fresh-water tank is not automatic
- Leveling blocks/chocks, broom/dustpan, drying mat, rechargeable lantern, first-aid kit, and required safety equipment
- A limited starter supply: one sponge, refillable dish soap and cleaner, three trash bags, two RV-safe toilet-treatment doses, one paper-towel roll, two RV-safe toilet-paper rolls, and a small starter amount of coffee
- Wildsam trip guides, among other books/games
- A 30–45 minute hands-on orientation before departureRecommendations- Pocahontas State Park: close enough for a first night, far enough for the trees to take over
- Williamsburg, Yorktown, and Jamestown: an easy run east through tidewater, old roads, and places where several versions of the country began
- Chippokes State Park: farmland, river bluffs, and the ferry crossing from Jamestown
- Virginia Beach and First Landing State Park: live oaks, dunes, maritime forest, and the Atlantic waiting beyond the trees
- Cape Charles and Kiptopeke State Park: a small Chesapeake Bay town, a broad beach, and sunsets that happen over the water
- Norfolk and the Chesapeake Bay: ships, waterfront miles, and a good jumping-off point for the coast
- Shenandoah and Skyline Drive: a western road that keeps lifting until the valleys fall away below you
- Blue Ridge Parkway: best when the destination is less important than the overlooks between here and there
- James River State Park: river country, dark skies, and an easy pace
- Belle Isle and the Northern Neck: quiet roads, tidal water, and the feeling of having gone farther than the mileage suggests
- Natural Bridge and the Shenandoah Valley: limestone country, mountain gaps, and a comfortable long weekend from Richmond
- Assateague Island: a longer run, with enough days and mileage planned, toward marsh, wind, and horsesOther things to noteA few practical details help the trip begin — and end — without surprises.House rules:
- No pets and no smoking or vaping
- Approved and insured drivers only; no off-roading; festivals require written approval
- The gasoline tank leaves full and is due back full. If returned below full, actual fuel cost plus a $50 service fee applies. Return propane at the agreed level.
- The van has E-ZPass; tolls are added at checkout. Guests are responsible for tickets and avoidable damage.
- Report warning lights, leaks, mechanical issues, or damage immediately
- Return on time, reasonably swept, with trash removed and tanks handled as agreedWhat the $99 prep fee covers:
- The $99 per-trip fee covers interior, galley, refrigerator, and wet-bath cleaning; fresh linens; restocked paper goods, RV-safe toilet and dishwashing supplies, trash bags, and coffee; a visual safety and systems check; requested fresh-water preparation; gear and add-on loading; departure photos and mileage records; and a 60-minute orientation.
- It does not cover post-trip dumping, refueling, excessive cleaning, damage, missing gear, late return, tolls, or mileage and generator overages.Cassette and gray-water return:
- Self-dump — no charge: Return the cassette toilet cartridge and gray-water tank properly emptied.
- Host dump service — $75/trip: We empty, rinse, and reset both systems.If dump service was not selected and either system is returned undumped, a $100 unplanned dump fee applies. Misuse, overflow, clogs, prohibited materials, or damage may cost extra.Pickup and return:Allow 30–45 minutes at pickup for the condition walk-through, systems and driving orientation, paperwork, and odometer photos. At return, we record mileage, fuel and propane, cassette and gray-water status, and condition.
- Couples who want an easy first camper-van trip
- Families who want real sleeping space without a large motorhome
- Park-and-trail people planning a Richmond-to-Shenandoah weekend
- Experienced campers who want a simple, capable basecamp
- Guests who want a thorough walkthrough and a responsive local hostCustom bed and dining upgrade:
- Standard Solis layouts ask the rear bed to do one job. Ours does more. A custom-engineered table system gives the back of the van two distinct lives:
- By day: A sturdy indoor/outdoor dinette table for meals, remote work, cards, maps, or coffee with the rear doors open to wherever you decided to stop.
- By night: The table transitions into a supported bed extension, expanding the lower Murphy bed from a standard Full XL into a Short King measuring 73 inches wide by 77 inches long. It uses the full width of the van, giving couples and taller sleepers considerably more room to stretch out.The custom table, fitted extension cushion, and setup demonstration are included with the rental.The pop-top: another room, one important ritual:
- The pop-top creates a second sleeping area above the van—a small room with a higher view, screened openings, and its own sense of distance from the campsite below.
- Open and close it only while parked, following the pickup demonstration. Before driving, remove loose gear and bedding, lower the roof slowly, tuck the fabric fully inward, secure every latch, and make one final walk around the van. The Solis never moves with the pop-top raised or partially latched.If rain reaches the pop-top fabric, let it dry completely before storing it whenever possible. If weather or departure time requires lowering it while damp, reopen it as soon as conditions allow and leave it raised until the fabric is fully dry. That small step prevents mildew, odors, staining, and damage to a part of the van meant to spend its life opening toward the sky.The rig at a glance:
- Vehicle: 2023 RAM ProMaster 3500 / Winnebago Solis
- Length: approximately 21 feet
- Transmission: 9-speed automatic
- Seatbelts: 4x — confirm before publishing
- Sleeps: up to 4x (2 in murphy bed, in the pop-up)
- Sleeping: custom rear Short King Murphy-bed setup measuring 73 inches wide by 77 inches long, created with the convertible table extension and fitted cushion, plus the pop-top sleeping area
- Bathroom: wet bath
- Kitchen: two-burner stove, sink, refrigerator, and basic kitchen kit
- Fresh water: potable-water hose, filter, and pressure regulator included; the onboard tank is prepared for the itinerary rather than automatically sent out full
- Power: solar/battery system plus generator — confirm operating details
- Pickup: Richmond, Virginia
- Mileage allowance: 150 miles per rental nightWhat's included- Reusable kitchen kit: skillet, saucepan with lid, small cutting board, covered chef’s knife, silicone spatula, tongs, serving spoon, can/bottle opener, trivet, oven mitts, colander, serving bowl, nesting food-storage containers, and a French press
- Place settings for four: four plates, four bowls, four mugs, four cups, four forks, four spoons, and four table knives, plus washable dish towels and a drying rack
- Fresh fitted sheets, mattress protectors, protected pillows, and washable blankets for the sleeping areas confirmed on the reservation; guests bring bath and beach towels
- Custom indoor/outdoor dinette table, bed extension, and fitted cushion that convert the rear Full XL Murphy bed into a 73-inch-wide by 77-inch-long Short King
- Table for outdoor kitchen prep and serving (converted to bed extension)
- Two camp chairs and outdoor rug
- 30-amp power cord, surge protector, approved adapters, potable-water hose, pressure regulator, and standard hookup equipment; a full onboard fresh-water tank is not automatic
- Leveling blocks/chocks, broom/dustpan, drying mat, rechargeable lantern, first-aid kit, and required safety equipment
- A limited starter supply: one sponge, refillable dish soap and cleaner, three trash bags, two RV-safe toilet-treatment doses, one paper-towel roll, two RV-safe toilet-paper rolls, and a small starter amount of coffee
- Wildsam trip guides, among other books/games
- A 30–45 minute hands-on orientation before departureRecommendations- Pocahontas State Park: close enough for a first night, far enough for the trees to take over
- Williamsburg, Yorktown, and Jamestown: an easy run east through tidewater, old roads, and places where several versions of the country began
- Chippokes State Park: farmland, river bluffs, and the ferry crossing from Jamestown
- Virginia Beach and First Landing State Park: live oaks, dunes, maritime forest, and the Atlantic waiting beyond the trees
- Cape Charles and Kiptopeke State Park: a small Chesapeake Bay town, a broad beach, and sunsets that happen over the water
- Norfolk and the Chesapeake Bay: ships, waterfront miles, and a good jumping-off point for the coast
- Shenandoah and Skyline Drive: a western road that keeps lifting until the valleys fall away below you
- Blue Ridge Parkway: best when the destination is less important than the overlooks between here and there
- James River State Park: river country, dark skies, and an easy pace
- Belle Isle and the Northern Neck: quiet roads, tidal water, and the feeling of having gone farther than the mileage suggests
- Natural Bridge and the Shenandoah Valley: limestone country, mountain gaps, and a comfortable long weekend from Richmond
- Assateague Island: a longer run, with enough days and mileage planned, toward marsh, wind, and horsesOther things to noteA few practical details help the trip begin — and end — without surprises.House rules:
- No pets and no smoking or vaping
- Approved and insured drivers only; no off-roading; festivals require written approval
- The gasoline tank leaves full and is due back full. If returned below full, actual fuel cost plus a $50 service fee applies. Return propane at the agreed level.
- The van has E-ZPass; tolls are added at checkout. Guests are responsible for tickets and avoidable damage.
- Report warning lights, leaks, mechanical issues, or damage immediately
- Return on time, reasonably swept, with trash removed and tanks handled as agreedWhat the $99 prep fee covers:
- The $99 per-trip fee covers interior, galley, refrigerator, and wet-bath cleaning; fresh linens; restocked paper goods, RV-safe toilet and dishwashing supplies, trash bags, and coffee; a visual safety and systems check; requested fresh-water preparation; gear and add-on loading; departure photos and mileage records; and a 60-minute orientation.
- It does not cover post-trip dumping, refueling, excessive cleaning, damage, missing gear, late return, tolls, or mileage and generator overages.Cassette and gray-water return:
- Self-dump — no charge: Return the cassette toilet cartridge and gray-water tank properly emptied.
- Host dump service — $75/trip: We empty, rinse, and reset both systems.If dump service was not selected and either system is returned undumped, a $100 unplanned dump fee applies. Misuse, overflow, clogs, prohibited materials, or damage may cost extra.Pickup and return:Allow 30–45 minutes at pickup for the condition walk-through, systems and driving orientation, paperwork, and odometer photos. At return, we record mileage, fuel and propane, cassette and gray-water status, and condition.
Quick summary
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Enjoy flexible comfort for 4 in this easy-to-drive Winnebago Solis campervan.
Relax on a custom Short King bed or in the unique, elevated pop-top sleeping area.
Just pack your food! This van is thoughtfully stocked with kitchen and camp essentials.
First-timers thrive with a detailed orientation and a ready-to-go, clean basecamp.
2023 Winnebago Solis
Length
21 ft
21 ft
Transmission
Automatic
Automatic
Fuel Type
Gasoline
Gasoline
Gross Weight
9,350 lbs
9,350 lbs
Sleeps
4
4
Seatbelts
4
4
Sleeping arrangements
2 beds
King bed
1
1
Full bed
1
1
2023 Winnebago Solis, Pop-Top Camper Van | Sleeps 4 | Richmond, VA
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Features
2023 Winnebago Solis
- Sleeps 4
- 4 seatbelts
- Fuel type: Gas
- Automatic transmission
- Gross weight: 9,350 lbs
- Sleeps 4
- 4 seatbelts
- Fuel type: Gas
- Automatic transmission
- Gross weight: 9,350 lbs
Amenities
- Linens included
- Toilet
- Inside shower
- Outside shower
- Toilet paper
- Hot water
- Generator
- Solar
- Water hookup
- Linens included
- Toilet
- Inside shower
- Outside shower
- Toilet paper
- Hot water
- Generator
- Solar
- Water hookup
Location
Richmond, VA • Exact location provided after booking
Richmond, VA • Exact location provided after booking
Rules and policies
• Approved and insured drivers only; seatbelts are required while moving.
• No pets. No smoking or vaping inside the van.
• Paved and maintained roads only; no off-roading. Festivals require written approval.
• Vehicle height is 9'5". Avoid garages, low branches, overhangs, and low-clearance areas.
• Pop-top safety: Use only while parked. Before driving, remove bedding and gear, tuck fabric inward, lower the roof completely, physically check every latch, and walk around the van. Never drive with it raised, partly closed, or incompletely latched; it could lift or detach, causing a collision, serious injury, or death. If packed damp, reopen and dry promptly.
• Powered mirrors: Never fold or adjust by hand. Use the electronic controls inside. Manual force can break the hinge or gears; guests are responsible for repairs. Confirm both mirrors are unfolded before driving.
• Before leaving a campsite: Turn off the pedestal breaker; disconnect and store the 30-amp cord, water hose, and all waste attachments; close valves and caps; secure doors and gear; and complete a walk-around. Never drive while connected.
• Fuel leaves full and must return full. If low, actual fuel cost plus a $50 service fee applies. Return propane at the agreed level.
• E-ZPass tolls are added at checkout. Guests are responsible for tickets and avoidable damage.
• Return the cassette and gray-water tank emptied, or select the $75 host dump service. An undumped return without it incurs a $100 fee. Use only RV-safe toilet paper and treatment; misuse or damage costs extra.
• Return on time, swept, with trash removed and gear clean, dry, and accounted for.
• Report warning lights, leaks, accidents, mechanical problems, or damage immediately. Do not attempt repairs without approval.
• Never force a latch, valve, bed component, pop-top, door, mirror, or hookup. Stop and contact the host when unsure.
• Approved and insured drivers only; seatbelts are required while moving.
• No pets. No smoking or vaping inside the van.
• Paved and maintained roads only; no off-roading. Festivals require written approval.
• Vehicle height is 9'5". Avoid garages, low branches, overhangs, and low-clearance areas.
• Pop-top safety: Use only while parked. Before driving, remove bedding and gear, tuck fabric inward, lower the roof completely, physically check every latch, and walk around the van. Never drive with it raised, partly closed, or incompletely latched; it could lift or detach, causing a collision, serious injury, or death. If packed damp, reopen and dry promptly.
• Powered mirrors: Never fold or adjust by hand. Use the electronic controls inside. Manual force can break the hinge or gears; guests are responsible for repairs. Confirm both mirrors are unfolded before driving.
• Before leaving a campsite: Turn off the pedestal breaker; disconnect and store the 30-amp cord, water hose, and all waste attachments; close valves and caps; secure doors and gear; and complete a walk-around. Never drive while connected.
• Fuel leaves full and must return full. If low, actual fuel cost plus a $50 service fee applies. Return propane at the agreed level.
• E-ZPass tolls are added at checkout. Guests are responsible for tickets and avoidable damage.
• Return the cassette and gray-water tank emptied, or select the $75 host dump service. An undumped return without it incurs a $100 fee. Use only RV-safe toilet paper and treatment; misuse or damage costs extra.
• Return on time, swept, with trash removed and gear clean, dry, and accounted for.
• Report warning lights, leaks, accidents, mechanical problems, or damage immediately. Do not attempt repairs without approval.
• Never force a latch, valve, bed component, pop-top, door, mirror, or hookup. Stop and contact the host when unsure.
- 3 PM start time
11 AM end time - Music festival friendly
- Not pet friendly
- No tailgating
- No smoking
- Mileage: 150 free miles / day
- 3 generator hours / day
Cancellation: Moderate
Frequently asked questions
Q.
What cooking equipment is included?
A.
The galley has a two-burner stove, sink, refrigerator, cookware, basic utensils, dishes for four, and a French press. The van is stocked for simple camp meals—not an elaborate dinner party, perhaps, but certainly coffee at sunrise and something warm after the trail.
Q.
What should we bring?
A.
Bring food, drinks, toiletries, bath towels (if you need more than 4x), clothing, and any specialty gear your trip requires. Fresh bedding, basic kitchen equipment, two camp chairs, an outdoor table, hookup equipment, and a small starter supply of coffee and paper goods are included.
Q.
How will we remember how everything works?
A.
You won’t have to rely on memory alone. There is a quick-reference guide in the van for the things you may need in the moment, along with a more detailed guide covering the van’s systems, setup, safety, and checkout procedures. We’ll also walk through the important systems with you before you leave.
Q.
How does the pop-top work?
A.
The pop-top is opened and closed only while the van is parked. Before driving, all bedding and loose objects must be removed, the fabric tucked safely inside, and every latch secured. We’ll demonstrate the complete process during pickup, and both in-van guides include reminders.
Meet your host, David
Member since 2024
Hi — we’re Outcamp, based in Richmond, Virginia. We host the way we like to be hosted: clear directions, a clean and thoughtfully prepared rig, and the small details that make a weekend away feel easier.
We’re camp people with a soft spot for river days, park mornings, mountain roads, and gear that simply works. Our Winnebago Solis is comfortable, capable, and approachable for first-time camper-van travelers. At pickup, we’ll walk through driving, parking, power, water, the kitchen and wet bath, pop-top safety, bed conversion, hookups, and campsite departure — like a knowledgeable friend would.
Our promise is straightforward: a clean van, careful preparation, practical guidance, and no unnecessary surprises — just a welcoming basecamp for exploring Virginia’s rivers, mountains, parks, and coast.
Hi — we’re Outcamp, based in Richmond, Virginia. We host the way we like to be hosted: clear directions, a clean and thoughtfully prepared rig, and the small details that make a weekend away feel easier.
We’re camp people with a soft spot for river days, park mornings, mountain roads, and gear that simply works. Our Winnebago Solis is comfortable, capable, and approachable for first-time camper-van travelers. At pickup, we’ll walk through driving, parking, power, water, the kitchen and wet bath, pop-top safety, bed conversion, hookups, and campsite departure — like a knowledgeable friend would.
Our promise is straightforward: a clean van, careful preparation, practical guidance, and no unnecessary surprises — just a welcoming basecamp for exploring Virginia’s rivers, mountains, parks, and coast.
