The Volkswagen Bus or Minibus or Microbus or Hippie-Mobile or Hippie Van ... While it has many nicknames, it has an unmistakable silhouette that everyone recognizes! The Eurovan (as it is officially called) is the evolution of the legendary original: it still has that feel of being just small enough to be a pleasure to drive, yet big enough to go on a week-long road trip, camping every night!The Eurovan Westfalia Weekender version is the lighter cousin of the full Eurovan Camper. While it still maintains the upstairs bunk, it lacks the storage cabinets and kitchen. However, many fans (like us) prefer the weekender over the camper because it has more room downstairs. We prefer cooking outside on a gas stove (provided). We also have a huge tarp shelter to put over a picnic table if the weather is not great.We got our 2002 Weekender in early 2020 and had the mechanics and body thoroughly inspected and restored.What's included- Coleman 2 burner stove (bring your own gas)
- Two lightweight camping chairs
- 16 x 16 ft tarp shelter with 3 poles
- Waterproof plastic bins for storage in the van and around camp.
- Fitted sheets for beds
Other things to note- Note this is the Weekender version, not the full camper, this means there's no auxiliary heating unit, from that perspective you have to treat the van as a (very) comfortable tent ;-)
- A known issue on the Eurovan is that the armrests are fragile: don't be tempted to stand on them, or lean on them with excessive weight. VW took the definition of armrests pretty literally: they are really just to rest your arms.
- There is a post-trip fee of $0.35/mile after the free initial 100 miles/day.
- Two lightweight camping chairs
- 16 x 16 ft tarp shelter with 3 poles
- Waterproof plastic bins for storage in the van and around camp.
- Fitted sheets for beds
Other things to note- Note this is the Weekender version, not the full camper, this means there's no auxiliary heating unit, from that perspective you have to treat the van as a (very) comfortable tent ;-)
- A known issue on the Eurovan is that the armrests are fragile: don't be tempted to stand on them, or lean on them with excessive weight. VW took the definition of armrests pretty literally: they are really just to rest your arms.
- There is a post-trip fee of $0.35/mile after the free initial 100 miles/day.
The Volkswagen Bus or Minibus or Microbus or Hippie-Mobile or Hippie Van ... While it has many nicknames, it has an unmistakable silhouette that everyone recognizes! The Eurovan (as it is officially called) is the evolution of the legendary original: it still has that feel of being just small enough to be a pleasure to drive, yet big enough to go on a week-long road trip, camping every night!The Eurovan Westfalia Weekender version is the lighter cousin of the full Eurovan Camper. While it still maintains the upstairs bunk, it lacks the storage cabinets and kitchen. However, many fans (like us) prefer the weekender over the camper because it has more room downstairs. We prefer cooking outside on a gas stove (provided). We also have a huge tarp shelter to put over a picnic table if the weather is not great.We got our 2002 Weekender in early 2020 and had the mechanics and body thoroughly inspected and restored.What's included- Coleman 2 burner stove (bring your own gas)
- Two lightweight camping chairs
- 16 x 16 ft tarp shelter with 3 poles
- Waterproof plastic bins for storage in the van and around camp.
- Fitted sheets for beds
Other things to note- Note this is the Weekender version, not the full camper, this means there's no auxiliary heating unit, from that perspective you have to treat the van as a (very) comfortable tent ;-)
- A known issue on the Eurovan is that the armrests are fragile: don't be tempted to stand on them, or lean on them with excessive weight. VW took the definition of armrests pretty literally: they are really just to rest your arms.
- There is a post-trip fee of $0.35/mile after the free initial 100 miles/day.
- Two lightweight camping chairs
- 16 x 16 ft tarp shelter with 3 poles
- Waterproof plastic bins for storage in the van and around camp.
- Fitted sheets for beds
Other things to note- Note this is the Weekender version, not the full camper, this means there's no auxiliary heating unit, from that perspective you have to treat the van as a (very) comfortable tent ;-)
- A known issue on the Eurovan is that the armrests are fragile: don't be tempted to stand on them, or lean on them with excessive weight. VW took the definition of armrests pretty literally: they are really just to rest your arms.
- There is a post-trip fee of $0.35/mile after the free initial 100 miles/day.
2002 Volkswagen Other
Length
15 ft
15 ft
Transmission
Automatic
Automatic
Fuel Type
Gasoline
Gasoline
Tank Size
21 gal
21 gal
Sleeps
4
4
Seatbelts
6
6
Guest reviews
4.9
Excellent
12 reviews
Overall rating
5
4
3
2
1
Communication
5
Cleanliness
4.82
Maintenance
4.91
Value
5
Listing accuracy
4.73
Features
2002 Volkswagen Other
- Sleeps 4
- 6 seatbelts
- Fuel type: Gas
- Fuel capacity: 21 gal
- Automatic transmission
- Sleeps 4
- 6 seatbelts
- Fuel type: Gas
- Fuel capacity: 21 gal
- Automatic transmission
Amenities
- Radio
- Dining table
- Heater
- Air conditioner
- Tow hitch
- Radio
- Dining table
- Heater
- Air conditioner
- Tow hitch
Nearby places to stay
Worthington, OH • Exact location provided after booking
1. Jellystone Park™ Columbus North
Mount Gilead, OH • 36 miles away
2. Tomorrow's Stars RV Resort
South Charleston, OH • 37 miles away
3. Perry Backwoods Campgrounds
New Lexington, OH • 48 miles away
4. Pine Creek Cabins & Camping Resort
South Bloomingville, OH • 50 miles away
5. Wally World Riverside Resort
Loudonville, OH • 56 miles away
Availability and RV fit not guaranteed. Please verify directly with campgrounds before booking.
Worthington, OH • Exact location provided after booking
Rules and policies
- Not pet friendly
- No music festivals
- No tailgating
- No smoking
- Mileage: 100 free miles / day
