"Canyon" 4x4 Shuttle Conversion
2 guests
Sleeps 3
25 ft. long
2000 Ford E450
The Canyon! Named by Alta Ski Resort, a decommissioned parking lot shuttle, makes for a beastly "One-of-a-Kind" van-life conversion. A true 4x6, duel axel, 8 inch lift for clearance, it will take you places those rear and all-wheel-drives have no business going, but seriously it rides incredibly smooth for a lifted dually.Off grid? Got it handled! - 30 gallon water tank. Solar for electric and propane for heat and stove, you can spend a comfortable week base-camping in a remote forest, while keeping your electronics charged, (I mean you'll need them to Instagram log your adventure), watching TV (why would you when there's a killer sunset to take in?), you're golden! OR, if you can glamp in style... I mean sometimes those places I want to explore have camp lots, or it's a festival, and hey, as an experience junkie I like it all, but I'll warn you now, if you didn't want to talk to people, you'll have to make a plan, cause you'll always be the the most badass rig around and people will want to share the vibes. 30% of the time they are cool, hopefully they'll walk over with a bottle of champagne, but pray they don't keep you up late that you miss the next day's adventure, unless they are just that cool (10% of the time they are).Let's talk about space, from window to window it's just 2 inches shy of 8 feet which bestows plenty of room for multiple people to not feel like they are walking all over each other during the day, and a 6'4" x 4' bed in the back to get all cozy/comfy at night. An awning for outdoor shade moves your living room to where you want it, the MFing view, while you wind down with a cold NW craft beer! ! Not that it's a bad view inside, windows everywhere means you won't miss it even when you're cooking!Half circle table, you can host dinner, or a card game with tons of space for guests, and then convert it to a bed when you're ready to wind down for the night.Qué incluyeSleeping, fresh bed sheets and fuzzy fluffs for blankets.. you'll sleep comfy/cozy on cloud (memory foam pads at your request). Towels and wash rags and flushable wipes that can double as a “hobo shower” (hey, think like a minimalist, this rig is big, but space is always an issue no matter… bring your own bougie make-up wipes if you need a certain smell-fresh scent).Folding table for outside and 2-4 Camp chairs depending on group size.1 large propane tank, or 5 small ones, or both for extra charge.Big portable speaker - you can use it for dance parties or charge phones on it as backup if you really suck the electricity cause you're not an off-gridding professional.Trailer hitch bike rack, request at extra charge.Hippy-dippy tapestries. I have some awesome “festival hangies” that are really fun for camping too. If you want me to customize e for your adventure vibe you’re welcome to mail me what you want to hang and I’ll have it ready for display.Carbon monoxide detector - heater vents to the outside, but I recommend it for safety.Off road essentials: Jumper pack, jumper cables, foldable shovel, tow rope (you’re more likely to be helping someone else, but you never know).*memory foam does take up space, so where will you put it when you convert bed to a table? I always default to a bed and use the folding table outside for meals when it's not a snowy adventure.RecomendacionesSummer you may only need the 5 small propane tanks which is easier to transport. Spring/Fall, you may want both a big and small especially if you like to heat it up when you sleep.Off gridding: If this is your first time, plan on budgeting your electricity. Believe me there's enough, but even charging a phone takes a draw, and if you draw everything at night you'll think there isn't. Also finding place you can charge (and shower) every 2-3 days if you're on a week or more adventure can help you get used to this free-spirited life.This rig can go lots of places, and I want you to, but it's long, not a Jeep with a short wheel base. Make a plan and be informed of where you're going to go. Yes it's been on a beach no prob for me, but make a plan before you launch, and please know >your< limits before you get into a pickle.Otros detalles importantesNo smoking tobacco! Never. Roll a joint and be clean about it, you're in Washington after all. Please adventure in this, that's what it's made for! But be respectful and keep it trip-worthy for the next group.
The Canyon! Named by Alta Ski Resort, a decommissioned parking lot shuttle, makes for a beastly "One-of-a-Kind" van-life conversion. A true 4x6, duel axel, 8 inch lift for clearance, it will take you places those rear and all-wheel-drives have no business going, but seriously it rides incredibly smooth for a lifted dually.Off grid? Got it handled! - 30 gallon water tank. Solar for electric and propane for heat and stove, you can spend a comfortable week base-camping in a remote forest, while keeping your electronics charged, (I mean you'll need them to Instagram log your adventure), watching TV (why would you when there's a killer sunset to take in?), you're golden! OR, if you can glamp in style... I mean sometimes those places I want to explore have camp lots, or it's a festival, and hey, as an experience junkie I like it all, but I'll warn you now, if you didn't want to talk to people, you'll have to make a plan, cause you'll always be the the most badass rig around and people will want to share the vibes. 30% of the time they are cool, hopefully they'll walk over with a bottle of champagne, but pray they don't keep you up late that you miss the next day's adventure, unless they are just that cool (10% of the time they are).Let's talk about space, from window to window it's just 2 inches shy of 8 feet which bestows plenty of room for multiple people to not feel like they are walking all over each other during the day, and a 6'4" x 4' bed in the back to get all cozy/comfy at night. An awning for outdoor shade moves your living room to where you want it, the MFing view, while you wind down with a cold NW craft beer! ! Not that it's a bad view inside, windows everywhere means you won't miss it even when you're cooking!Half circle table, you can host dinner, or a card game with tons of space for guests, and then convert it to a bed when you're ready to wind down for the night.Qué incluyeSleeping, fresh bed sheets and fuzzy fluffs for blankets.. you'll sleep comfy/cozy on cloud (memory foam pads at your request). Towels and wash rags and flushable wipes that can double as a “hobo shower” (hey, think like a minimalist, this rig is big, but space is always an issue no matter… bring your own bougie make-up wipes if you need a certain smell-fresh scent).Folding table for outside and 2-4 Camp chairs depending on group size.1 large propane tank, or 5 small ones, or both for extra charge.Big portable speaker - you can use it for dance parties or charge phones on it as backup if you really suck the electricity cause you're not an off-gridding professional.Trailer hitch bike rack, request at extra charge.Hippy-dippy tapestries. I have some awesome “festival hangies” that are really fun for camping too. If you want me to customize e for your adventure vibe you’re welcome to mail me what you want to hang and I’ll have it ready for display.Carbon monoxide detector - heater vents to the outside, but I recommend it for safety.Off road essentials: Jumper pack, jumper cables, foldable shovel, tow rope (you’re more likely to be helping someone else, but you never know).*memory foam does take up space, so where will you put it when you convert bed to a table? I always default to a bed and use the folding table outside for meals when it's not a snowy adventure.RecomendacionesSummer you may only need the 5 small propane tanks which is easier to transport. Spring/Fall, you may want both a big and small especially if you like to heat it up when you sleep.Off gridding: If this is your first time, plan on budgeting your electricity. Believe me there's enough, but even charging a phone takes a draw, and if you draw everything at night you'll think there isn't. Also finding place you can charge (and shower) every 2-3 days if you're on a week or more adventure can help you get used to this free-spirited life.This rig can go lots of places, and I want you to, but it's long, not a Jeep with a short wheel base. Make a plan and be informed of where you're going to go. Yes it's been on a beach no prob for me, but make a plan before you launch, and please know >your< limits before you get into a pickle.Otros detalles importantesNo smoking tobacco! Never. Roll a joint and be clean about it, you're in Washington after all. Please adventure in this, that's what it's made for! But be respectful and keep it trip-worthy for the next group.
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Features
2000 Ford E450
- Sleeps 3
- 2 cinturones de seguridad
- Sleeps 3
- 2 cinturones de seguridad
Servicios
- Solar
- TV/DVD
- Radio
- Hornilla
- Nevera
- Fregadero de cocina
- Mesa de comedor
- Calefacción
- Solar
- TV/DVD
- Radio
- Hornilla
- Nevera
- Fregadero de cocina
- Mesa de comedor
- Calefacción
Rules and policies
- Tailgating friendly
- Not pet friendly
- No music festivals
- No smoking
- Mileage: 150 free miles / day
- hours ilimitadas de generador
24/7 roadside assistance
Learn more acerca de la asistencia en carreteraRoadside assistance on every rental, plus help planning your trip or operating the RV.
Learn more acerca de la asistencia en carreteraAvailability and rates
There’s a 1 night minimum stay
Discounts
- Weekly (7+ nights): 10% off nightly rate
- Monthly (28+ nights): 20% off nightly rate
Fees
- Security deposit: 440,00 € (refundable)
- Prep fee: 88,00 €. This fee will cover preparing and sanitizing the unit prior to each rental.
Ubicación
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Burien, Washington
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