Campervan Rental Info

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The Van

Unless you are long-term travelers and living in your van, large, high-top campervans are typically more than you need. And, let’s face it— driving and parking a big rig can be daunting. As wanderers ourselves, with extensive camping, road trip and van-life experience, We have determined that the Cascade Camper best meets the needs of most short-term adventure seekers.

We think you’ll love it too!

Van Details:

• 2021 Ram Promaster City, low-mileage

• front wheel drive

• automatic transimission

• 2 passenger(2 seatbelts)

• Great Gas Mileage for a home on wheels

• low profile (fits in any parking garage, drive-thrus, tight parking lots, ferry rates are same as for cars)

• easy to drive, functional, and comfortable

Camper Features:

• A comfy couch that converts into a 42-inch-wide, 6 foot 4 inch long, two-person bed.

• Five-gallon water tank and sink.

• House battery system charges while driving. A roof-mounted 100w solar panel takes over charging duty while parked. Additionally, two USB charging ports, two 12v ports and a 400-watt power inverter for your laptop, phone, or other 110V "necessities"

• A Dometic CF-25 fridge to keep food and drinks fresh and cold. The temperature is adjustable so it can act as either a refrigerator or a freezer.

• Interior camp lighting includes soft white LED light bars on both sides of the van and have two brightness settings. There are also dimmable red LED bars which preserve night vision and create a chill mood while camping.

• Single-burner Gas One butane cook top that is stored in a cubby near the sliding passenger door for easy access.

• Two discreet 6” roof-mounted Ventline adjustable speed fans for ventilation and airflow while camping.

• Five 15.8L storage bins secured below the bed with twist locks; a long, narrow storage space behind the bed; and a number of handy storage pockets, nooks, and crannies peppered throughout. (This camper is small so please pack light. You’re not backpacking here, but you’ll be happier if you limit your gear to what fits in the provided storage compartments.)

• Privacy curtains that are secured in place with magnets that are sewn into the sides of the curtains.

Camping Equipment

Included with Rental:

• Bedding: double sleeping bag (or single), extra blanket, 2 pillows

• single burner cookstove and 1 canister butane fuel

• filled 5 gallon water jug

• cookware and eating utensils for 2

• 1 yoga mat

• 2 folding campchairs

• 2 headlamps

• 1 lantern

• first aid kit

• fire extinguisher

• 2 quick dry towels

Optional Add-On’s (no extra charge):

• Choose from our selection of Books (regional non-fiction, field guides, travel guides and maps)

• Choose from our selection of Travel Games (playing cards, travel sized backgammon, corn hole, frisbee, and more. Email us for details)

• locally roasted coffee and/or selection of herbal teas

Cost

Van Rental Pricing:

• Daily Base Rental Rate: $125

• Mileage included: 150mi/per day ($ .35 per mi thereafter).

• Insurance package (when you book on outdoorsy, you will be prompted to select insurance coverage. This is required.)

Logistics

Picking up the Van

Whidbey Wanderers is located on Whidbey Island, Washington, approximately 40mi north of Seattle.

Getting Here:

Option 1: Drive to Whidbey Island. If you opt to drive your own vehicle here, you may park your car on our property free of charge for the duration of your trip. (ferry info/schedules can be found here)

Option 2: Walk on the Ferry to Whidbey Island. If you opt to walk on the ferry, we will meet you with the van and you’re ready to Go!

Option 3: Shuttle to Whidbey from Seatac airport or Paine Field in Everett. If you are flying in or are already in the Seattle area you may make a reservation on the Whidbey Seatac Shuttle to Whidbey Island (your Drop-Off location will be the Langley/Clinton stop at Ken’s Corner). Let us know your arrival time and we will meet you with the Van. We can also drop you off at the shuttle stop for your return to the airport.

Stay On Whidbey: Please note that we have a cabin on our property that is available to rent through airbnb. If you want to linger on Whidbey before or after your road trip, consider booking the cabin through airbnb (2 night minimum).

If None of these options work, let us know. It’s possible that we can work out an arrangement that suits your travel needs.