P.

How does the electrical hook up work while setting up at the campground?

A.

For campsites with electricity, a surge protector and 30-amp power cord are provided - enabling the use of the AC & appliances like coffee pots, blenders, etc. No outside electrical source? There is a generator for limited use of appliances, but it will not power the AC overnight.

P.

How does the water hook up work while setting up at the campground?

A.

The van will have a full 20-gallon freshwater tank when you pick it up - usually plenty for a short trip unless there are lots of showers. A hookup to an outside water source throughout time in camp does not work well because a back door needs to stay open. If the tank needs to be refilled, a water hose, water filter, and pressure regulator with instructions are provided.

P.

How does the sewage hook up work while setting up at the campground?

A.

Easy! No sewer hook up needed! The cassette toilet is easy to use and to empty. We will show you how - and it is in the Renter's Manual.

P.

How do we know what to do when we leave camp and when we return the van?

A.

A departure checklist is on wall by the bathroom and in the Renter's Manual. A checklist for rental van return is also in the Renter's Manual along with illustrated instructions for emptying the cassette toilet and the grey water tank. These topics are also covered in your orientation.