5.0
Excellent
2 reviews
Offers delivery
21+
Sleeps 2
16 ft. long
Alaska-Ready Toyota Highlander with Rooftop TentI’m Artem — a filmmaker who’s spent 6+ years shooting Alaska for top tourism brands. I built this setup to help travelers experience the real Alaska, not the tourist traps.This AWD Toyota is perfect for solo adventurers or couples or even groups. It’s easy to drive, fuel-efficient, and ready for scenic routes and remote campsites.Included:Rooftop tent (sleeps 2)Glacier electric cooler (no ice needed)EcoFlow batteryCamp stove, table, chairsPickup in Anchorage.Optional add-on: I can deliver and set up a private sauna by the river for a day or night. please see photos.What's included• Rooftop tent (sleeps 2)EcoFlow portable power stationGlacier electric cooler (fridge + freezer)2 camping chairsSmall folding tablePropane camp stoveBasic kitchen set (utensils, pan, pot, plates, cups)First aid kitFlashlightUSB + AC charging portsFresh linens, pillows, and duvet (might put sleeping bags in case of cold weather)RecommendationsAlaska is huge, so where you go really depends on how much time you have. After booking, I’ll happily share some of my favorite places — whether you’re looking for campgrounds with amenities or prefer wild camping under the stars. Just let me know your vibe, and I’ll point you in the right direction!Other things to noteNo pets in the vehicle or rooftop tent.
Fishing is great, but please cook your catch at camp and use your own cooler — no fresh fish in the van’s cooler.
No smoking, strong odors, or spills.
$500 cleaning fee applies if excessive.No driving on beaches, rough dirt roads, or the Haul Road — it’s not built for that.
Fishing is great, but please cook your catch at camp and use your own cooler — no fresh fish in the van’s cooler.
No smoking, strong odors, or spills.
$500 cleaning fee applies if excessive.No driving on beaches, rough dirt roads, or the Haul Road — it’s not built for that.
Alaska-Ready Toyota Highlander with Rooftop TentI’m Artem — a filmmaker who’s spent 6+ years shooting Alaska for top tourism brands. I built this setup to help travelers experience the real Alaska, not the tourist traps.This AWD Toyota is perfect for solo adventurers or couples or even groups. It’s easy to drive, fuel-efficient, and ready for scenic routes and remote campsites.Included:Rooftop tent (sleeps 2)Glacier electric cooler (no ice needed)EcoFlow batteryCamp stove, table, chairsPickup in Anchorage.Optional add-on: I can deliver and set up a private sauna by the river for a day or night. please see photos.What's included• Rooftop tent (sleeps 2)EcoFlow portable power stationGlacier electric cooler (fridge + freezer)2 camping chairsSmall folding tablePropane camp stoveBasic kitchen set (utensils, pan, pot, plates, cups)First aid kitFlashlightUSB + AC charging portsFresh linens, pillows, and duvet (might put sleeping bags in case of cold weather)RecommendationsAlaska is huge, so where you go really depends on how much time you have. After booking, I’ll happily share some of my favorite places — whether you’re looking for campgrounds with amenities or prefer wild camping under the stars. Just let me know your vibe, and I’ll point you in the right direction!Other things to noteNo pets in the vehicle or rooftop tent.
Fishing is great, but please cook your catch at camp and use your own cooler — no fresh fish in the van’s cooler.
No smoking, strong odors, or spills.
$500 cleaning fee applies if excessive.No driving on beaches, rough dirt roads, or the Haul Road — it’s not built for that.
Fishing is great, but please cook your catch at camp and use your own cooler — no fresh fish in the van’s cooler.
No smoking, strong odors, or spills.
$500 cleaning fee applies if excessive.No driving on beaches, rough dirt roads, or the Haul Road — it’s not built for that.
Quick summary
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Discover authentic Alaska off-grid with this nimble SUV and filmmaker host.
Stay comfortable off-grid with EcoFlow power and a no-ice electric cooler.
Your host provides insider tips to explore Alaska's true hidden gems.
Enhance your trip with an exclusive, optional riverside sauna experience!
2015 Toyota Highlander Roof Tent Camper
Length
16 ft
16 ft
Transmission
Automatic
Automatic
Fuel Type
Gasoline
Gasoline
Gross Weight
6,000 lbs
6,000 lbs
Sleeps
2
2
Seatbelts
7
7
Sleeping arrangements
1 bed
Full bed
1
1
Toyota Highlander Roof Tent Camper
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Features
2015 Toyota Highlander Roof Tent Camper
- Sleeps 2
- 7 seatbelts
- Fuel type: Gas
- Automatic transmission
- Gross weight: 6,000 lbs
- Sleeps 2
- 7 seatbelts
- Fuel type: Gas
- Automatic transmission
- Gross weight: 6,000 lbs
Amenities
- Generator
- Electric hookup (20 Amps)
- Audio Inputs
- Radio
- CD Player
- Bluetooth
- Stove
- Refrigerator
- Generator
- Electric hookup (20 Amps)
- Audio Inputs
- Radio
- CD Player
- Bluetooth
- Stove
- Refrigerator
Location
Anchorage, AK • Exact location provided after booking
Anchorage, AK • Exact location provided after booking
Rules and policies
- 11 a.m. start time
11 a.m. end time - Music festival friendly
- Not pet friendly
- No tailgating
- No smoking
- Mileage: 100 free miles / day
- Unlimited generator hours
Cancellation: Moderate
Meet your host, Artem
Superhost • Member since 2021
Artem is a Superhost
Superhosts are highly-rated and experienced, ensuring you have a fantastic outdoor experience.
Hey! I’m Artem — a photographer, filmmaker, and all-around adventure lover.
I split my time between Oahu and Alaska, capturing wild places and helping others experience them too.
When I’m not filming in the mountains or chasing surf with a camera, I’m out exploring trails, sleeping under the stars, and sharing this setup so others can do the same. If you ever need tips on camping, hidden spots, or just want to swap stories — I’ve got you.
Let’s get you rolling!
Hey! I’m Artem — a photographer, filmmaker, and all-around adventure lover.
I split my time between Oahu and Alaska, capturing wild places and helping others experience them too.
When I’m not filming in the mountains or chasing surf with a camera, I’m out exploring trails, sleeping under the stars, and sharing this setup so others can do the same. If you ever need tips on camping, hidden spots, or just want to swap stories — I’ve got you.
Let’s get you rolling!
