PNW Pathfinder | Luxury AWD Ekko Adventure Van
PNW Pathfinder | Luxury AWD Ekko Adventure Van
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Pet friendly
25+
Sleeps 4
24.5 ft. long
4 guests
Explore the Pacific Northwest in one of the most capable year round luxury off-road vans on the market!Our 2025 Winnebago Ekko is a luxury, all-season adventure van built on the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter chassis and designed for everything from weekends at the Cascade Lakes to ski trips at Mt. Bachelor, Oregon Coast road trips, and nights spent completely off-grid.Inside, you'll find a flexible sleeping setup that comfortably accommodates up to four guests, with a rear king bed that converts to two twins, a full-size pop-top bed, and a dinette conversion. The fully equipped kitchen includes a refrigerator, sink, microwave, cookware and everyday essentials, while an indoor hot shower, outdoor shower, cassette toilet, heat and A/C make remote camping surprisingly comfortable.AWD provides added confidence for changing PNW conditions, while the Ekko's off-grid power system, generous water capacity, generator, shore-power capability and upgraded extended-range diesel tank make it easy to stay out longer and travel farther.And yes—Starlink Wi-Fi is included, so you can stay connected when your adventure takes you beyond cell service.With 200 free miles included per day, this van was made for exploring. Pack your clothes and food, choose a direction, and we'll take care of the rest.First Time IN AN Adventure VAN? YOU'RE IN Good Hands.You don't need RV experience to rent the Ekko.Before you head out, we'll walk you through the van and show you how to operate the systems, sleeping configurations, kitchen, bathroom, power, water, Starlink and other essentials so you feel comfortable before leaving.You'll also have a quick-reference guide in the van for anything you need to remember along the way - including videos to reference while you are out on the road.Questions during your trip? Reach out. We'd much rather have you ask than spend your vacation trying to figure something out.Once you know the basics, the Ekko is remarkably easy to use—leaving you free to focus on where you're going next.What's includedWe've thoughtfully stocked the Ekko so you can spend less time packing and more time exploring. Bedding, towels, cookware, camp furniture, lighting, Wi-Fi and everyday essentials are already on board—just bring your clothes, food and adventure gear.CAMP KITCHEN + DINING
• Eureka camp stove
• Full kitchenware
• Cookware + cooking utensils
• Basic seasonings + cooking oil
• Paper towels
• Hand soap + body wash
• Biodegradable dish soap + sponge
• Trash can + bagsOUTDOOR LIVING
• Camp chairs
• Folding outdoor table
• Outdoor camp mats
• Two double hammocks
• Lantern
• Two sets of string lights
• Fire starter
• Headlamps
• Lighter + long matchesBEDDING + BATH
• Pillows + bedding
• Rumpl blanket
• Bath towels
• Toilet paperTECH + TRIP ESSENTIALS
• Starlink Wi-Fi
• Two TVs
• First aid kit
• Basic tool kit
• RV leveling blocks
• Surge protector + shore-power cable
• Storage essentialsOPTIONAL ADVENTURE ADD-ONS
Available for an additional fee:
• Two stand-up paddleboards
• Two-person kayak
• River float tubesWant to spend your trip on the water? Add the gear to your reservation and we'll have it ready to go when you arrive.RecommendationsOne of the best parts of starting your trip in Bend is how many completely different adventures are within a few hours.CENTRAL OREGONMt. Bachelor — In winter and spring, reserve an overnight RV spot at Mt. Bachelor and wake up right on the mountain. Ski or ride all day, then come back to a warm van between laps.Cascade Lakes Scenic Byway — Spend summer or fall exploring Sparks Lake, Elk Lake, Cultus Lake and the surrounding Cascades. Bring the paddleboards or kayak and make a weekend of it.Smith Rock — Head north toward Terrebonne for hiking, climbing and incredible high-desert views. Nearby camping makes it an easy overnight escape.GO A LITTLE FARTHEROregon Coast — Follow Highway 101 through Bandon, Port Orford and Gold Beach for rugged coastline, beach walks, seafood and oceanfront sunsets.Painted Hills + John Day — Head east into Oregon's high desert for dramatic landscapes, wide-open roads and incredible dark-sky camping.McKenzie River — Drive west through old-growth forest toward waterfalls, hot springs and some of Oregon's lushest scenery. Sahalie and Koosah Falls are favorite stops along the way.GO OFF-GRIDThe Ekko really shines when you leave the campground behind. Central Oregon is surrounded by Forest Service and BLM land with incredible opportunities for legal dispersed camping.Apps like iOverlander, The Dyrt and Gaia GPS can help you locate established dispersed campsites and plan your route.A NOTE ABOUT RESERVATIONSPopular Oregon State Parks and Cascade Lakes campgrounds can fill months in advance during peak season, so reserve early when possible.Traveling without reservations? Some campgrounds offer first-come, first-served sites. Arriving around normal morning checkout time can give you the best chance of finding an opening.Need ideas? Ask us. We're happy to help point you toward an adventure that fits the season and the kind of trip you're looking for.Other things to noteA FEW THINGS TO KNOW BEFORE YOU GOThis is our family's adventure van, and we've put a lot of care into creating an experience we hope you'll love. Please treat the Ekko like your own so future guests can enjoy it too.NO SMOKING
Smoking, vaping or cannabis is prohibited inside the van or within 15 feet. Smoke odors in the van or on provided gear may result in a security-deposit deduction for professional cleaning.FIRE + COOKING
No candles, incense or other open flames inside the van or within 10 feet. Campfires must be kept safely away from the vehicle. Portable camp stoves are for outdoor use only and should never be left unattended. A fire extinguisher is located inside the side door.TOILET + PLUMBING
The Ekko uses a cassette toilet. Only human waste and provided septic-safe toilet paper may be flushed—never wipes, feminine products, paper towels or trash.Use toilet paper sparingly and public/campground restrooms when available. Monitor the waste indicator and empty the cassette at an approved dump station or toilet before it reaches capacity.Clogs, damage or specialized cleaning resulting from improper use may be deducted from the security deposit.
• Eureka camp stove
• Full kitchenware
• Cookware + cooking utensils
• Basic seasonings + cooking oil
• Paper towels
• Hand soap + body wash
• Biodegradable dish soap + sponge
• Trash can + bagsOUTDOOR LIVING
• Camp chairs
• Folding outdoor table
• Outdoor camp mats
• Two double hammocks
• Lantern
• Two sets of string lights
• Fire starter
• Headlamps
• Lighter + long matchesBEDDING + BATH
• Pillows + bedding
• Rumpl blanket
• Bath towels
• Toilet paperTECH + TRIP ESSENTIALS
• Starlink Wi-Fi
• Two TVs
• First aid kit
• Basic tool kit
• RV leveling blocks
• Surge protector + shore-power cable
• Storage essentialsOPTIONAL ADVENTURE ADD-ONS
Available for an additional fee:
• Two stand-up paddleboards
• Two-person kayak
• River float tubesWant to spend your trip on the water? Add the gear to your reservation and we'll have it ready to go when you arrive.RecommendationsOne of the best parts of starting your trip in Bend is how many completely different adventures are within a few hours.CENTRAL OREGONMt. Bachelor — In winter and spring, reserve an overnight RV spot at Mt. Bachelor and wake up right on the mountain. Ski or ride all day, then come back to a warm van between laps.Cascade Lakes Scenic Byway — Spend summer or fall exploring Sparks Lake, Elk Lake, Cultus Lake and the surrounding Cascades. Bring the paddleboards or kayak and make a weekend of it.Smith Rock — Head north toward Terrebonne for hiking, climbing and incredible high-desert views. Nearby camping makes it an easy overnight escape.GO A LITTLE FARTHEROregon Coast — Follow Highway 101 through Bandon, Port Orford and Gold Beach for rugged coastline, beach walks, seafood and oceanfront sunsets.Painted Hills + John Day — Head east into Oregon's high desert for dramatic landscapes, wide-open roads and incredible dark-sky camping.McKenzie River — Drive west through old-growth forest toward waterfalls, hot springs and some of Oregon's lushest scenery. Sahalie and Koosah Falls are favorite stops along the way.GO OFF-GRIDThe Ekko really shines when you leave the campground behind. Central Oregon is surrounded by Forest Service and BLM land with incredible opportunities for legal dispersed camping.Apps like iOverlander, The Dyrt and Gaia GPS can help you locate established dispersed campsites and plan your route.A NOTE ABOUT RESERVATIONSPopular Oregon State Parks and Cascade Lakes campgrounds can fill months in advance during peak season, so reserve early when possible.Traveling without reservations? Some campgrounds offer first-come, first-served sites. Arriving around normal morning checkout time can give you the best chance of finding an opening.Need ideas? Ask us. We're happy to help point you toward an adventure that fits the season and the kind of trip you're looking for.Other things to noteA FEW THINGS TO KNOW BEFORE YOU GOThis is our family's adventure van, and we've put a lot of care into creating an experience we hope you'll love. Please treat the Ekko like your own so future guests can enjoy it too.NO SMOKING
Smoking, vaping or cannabis is prohibited inside the van or within 15 feet. Smoke odors in the van or on provided gear may result in a security-deposit deduction for professional cleaning.FIRE + COOKING
No candles, incense or other open flames inside the van or within 10 feet. Campfires must be kept safely away from the vehicle. Portable camp stoves are for outdoor use only and should never be left unattended. A fire extinguisher is located inside the side door.TOILET + PLUMBING
The Ekko uses a cassette toilet. Only human waste and provided septic-safe toilet paper may be flushed—never wipes, feminine products, paper towels or trash.Use toilet paper sparingly and public/campground restrooms when available. Monitor the waste indicator and empty the cassette at an approved dump station or toilet before it reaches capacity.Clogs, damage or specialized cleaning resulting from improper use may be deducted from the security deposit.
Explore the Pacific Northwest in one of the most capable year round luxury off-road vans on the market!Our 2025 Winnebago Ekko is a luxury, all-season adventure van built on the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter chassis and designed for everything from weekends at the Cascade Lakes to ski trips at Mt. Bachelor, Oregon Coast road trips, and nights spent completely off-grid.Inside, you'll find a flexible sleeping setup that comfortably accommodates up to four guests, with a rear king bed that converts to two twins, a full-size pop-top bed, and a dinette conversion. The fully equipped kitchen includes a refrigerator, sink, microwave, cookware and everyday essentials, while an indoor hot shower, outdoor shower, cassette toilet, heat and A/C make remote camping surprisingly comfortable.AWD provides added confidence for changing PNW conditions, while the Ekko's off-grid power system, generous water capacity, generator, shore-power capability and upgraded extended-range diesel tank make it easy to stay out longer and travel farther.And yes—Starlink Wi-Fi is included, so you can stay connected when your adventure takes you beyond cell service.With 200 free miles included per day, this van was made for exploring. Pack your clothes and food, choose a direction, and we'll take care of the rest.First Time IN AN Adventure VAN? YOU'RE IN Good Hands.You don't need RV experience to rent the Ekko.Before you head out, we'll walk you through the van and show you how to operate the systems, sleeping configurations, kitchen, bathroom, power, water, Starlink and other essentials so you feel comfortable before leaving.You'll also have a quick-reference guide in the van for anything you need to remember along the way - including videos to reference while you are out on the road.Questions during your trip? Reach out. We'd much rather have you ask than spend your vacation trying to figure something out.Once you know the basics, the Ekko is remarkably easy to use—leaving you free to focus on where you're going next.What's includedWe've thoughtfully stocked the Ekko so you can spend less time packing and more time exploring. Bedding, towels, cookware, camp furniture, lighting, Wi-Fi and everyday essentials are already on board—just bring your clothes, food and adventure gear.CAMP KITCHEN + DINING
• Eureka camp stove
• Full kitchenware
• Cookware + cooking utensils
• Basic seasonings + cooking oil
• Paper towels
• Hand soap + body wash
• Biodegradable dish soap + sponge
• Trash can + bagsOUTDOOR LIVING
• Camp chairs
• Folding outdoor table
• Outdoor camp mats
• Two double hammocks
• Lantern
• Two sets of string lights
• Fire starter
• Headlamps
• Lighter + long matchesBEDDING + BATH
• Pillows + bedding
• Rumpl blanket
• Bath towels
• Toilet paperTECH + TRIP ESSENTIALS
• Starlink Wi-Fi
• Two TVs
• First aid kit
• Basic tool kit
• RV leveling blocks
• Surge protector + shore-power cable
• Storage essentialsOPTIONAL ADVENTURE ADD-ONS
Available for an additional fee:
• Two stand-up paddleboards
• Two-person kayak
• River float tubesWant to spend your trip on the water? Add the gear to your reservation and we'll have it ready to go when you arrive.RecommendationsOne of the best parts of starting your trip in Bend is how many completely different adventures are within a few hours.CENTRAL OREGONMt. Bachelor — In winter and spring, reserve an overnight RV spot at Mt. Bachelor and wake up right on the mountain. Ski or ride all day, then come back to a warm van between laps.Cascade Lakes Scenic Byway — Spend summer or fall exploring Sparks Lake, Elk Lake, Cultus Lake and the surrounding Cascades. Bring the paddleboards or kayak and make a weekend of it.Smith Rock — Head north toward Terrebonne for hiking, climbing and incredible high-desert views. Nearby camping makes it an easy overnight escape.GO A LITTLE FARTHEROregon Coast — Follow Highway 101 through Bandon, Port Orford and Gold Beach for rugged coastline, beach walks, seafood and oceanfront sunsets.Painted Hills + John Day — Head east into Oregon's high desert for dramatic landscapes, wide-open roads and incredible dark-sky camping.McKenzie River — Drive west through old-growth forest toward waterfalls, hot springs and some of Oregon's lushest scenery. Sahalie and Koosah Falls are favorite stops along the way.GO OFF-GRIDThe Ekko really shines when you leave the campground behind. Central Oregon is surrounded by Forest Service and BLM land with incredible opportunities for legal dispersed camping.Apps like iOverlander, The Dyrt and Gaia GPS can help you locate established dispersed campsites and plan your route.A NOTE ABOUT RESERVATIONSPopular Oregon State Parks and Cascade Lakes campgrounds can fill months in advance during peak season, so reserve early when possible.Traveling without reservations? Some campgrounds offer first-come, first-served sites. Arriving around normal morning checkout time can give you the best chance of finding an opening.Need ideas? Ask us. We're happy to help point you toward an adventure that fits the season and the kind of trip you're looking for.Other things to noteA FEW THINGS TO KNOW BEFORE YOU GOThis is our family's adventure van, and we've put a lot of care into creating an experience we hope you'll love. Please treat the Ekko like your own so future guests can enjoy it too.NO SMOKING
Smoking, vaping or cannabis is prohibited inside the van or within 15 feet. Smoke odors in the van or on provided gear may result in a security-deposit deduction for professional cleaning.FIRE + COOKING
No candles, incense or other open flames inside the van or within 10 feet. Campfires must be kept safely away from the vehicle. Portable camp stoves are for outdoor use only and should never be left unattended. A fire extinguisher is located inside the side door.TOILET + PLUMBING
The Ekko uses a cassette toilet. Only human waste and provided septic-safe toilet paper may be flushed—never wipes, feminine products, paper towels or trash.Use toilet paper sparingly and public/campground restrooms when available. Monitor the waste indicator and empty the cassette at an approved dump station or toilet before it reaches capacity.Clogs, damage or specialized cleaning resulting from improper use may be deducted from the security deposit.
• Eureka camp stove
• Full kitchenware
• Cookware + cooking utensils
• Basic seasonings + cooking oil
• Paper towels
• Hand soap + body wash
• Biodegradable dish soap + sponge
• Trash can + bagsOUTDOOR LIVING
• Camp chairs
• Folding outdoor table
• Outdoor camp mats
• Two double hammocks
• Lantern
• Two sets of string lights
• Fire starter
• Headlamps
• Lighter + long matchesBEDDING + BATH
• Pillows + bedding
• Rumpl blanket
• Bath towels
• Toilet paperTECH + TRIP ESSENTIALS
• Starlink Wi-Fi
• Two TVs
• First aid kit
• Basic tool kit
• RV leveling blocks
• Surge protector + shore-power cable
• Storage essentialsOPTIONAL ADVENTURE ADD-ONS
Available for an additional fee:
• Two stand-up paddleboards
• Two-person kayak
• River float tubesWant to spend your trip on the water? Add the gear to your reservation and we'll have it ready to go when you arrive.RecommendationsOne of the best parts of starting your trip in Bend is how many completely different adventures are within a few hours.CENTRAL OREGONMt. Bachelor — In winter and spring, reserve an overnight RV spot at Mt. Bachelor and wake up right on the mountain. Ski or ride all day, then come back to a warm van between laps.Cascade Lakes Scenic Byway — Spend summer or fall exploring Sparks Lake, Elk Lake, Cultus Lake and the surrounding Cascades. Bring the paddleboards or kayak and make a weekend of it.Smith Rock — Head north toward Terrebonne for hiking, climbing and incredible high-desert views. Nearby camping makes it an easy overnight escape.GO A LITTLE FARTHEROregon Coast — Follow Highway 101 through Bandon, Port Orford and Gold Beach for rugged coastline, beach walks, seafood and oceanfront sunsets.Painted Hills + John Day — Head east into Oregon's high desert for dramatic landscapes, wide-open roads and incredible dark-sky camping.McKenzie River — Drive west through old-growth forest toward waterfalls, hot springs and some of Oregon's lushest scenery. Sahalie and Koosah Falls are favorite stops along the way.GO OFF-GRIDThe Ekko really shines when you leave the campground behind. Central Oregon is surrounded by Forest Service and BLM land with incredible opportunities for legal dispersed camping.Apps like iOverlander, The Dyrt and Gaia GPS can help you locate established dispersed campsites and plan your route.A NOTE ABOUT RESERVATIONSPopular Oregon State Parks and Cascade Lakes campgrounds can fill months in advance during peak season, so reserve early when possible.Traveling without reservations? Some campgrounds offer first-come, first-served sites. Arriving around normal morning checkout time can give you the best chance of finding an opening.Need ideas? Ask us. We're happy to help point you toward an adventure that fits the season and the kind of trip you're looking for.Other things to noteA FEW THINGS TO KNOW BEFORE YOU GOThis is our family's adventure van, and we've put a lot of care into creating an experience we hope you'll love. Please treat the Ekko like your own so future guests can enjoy it too.NO SMOKING
Smoking, vaping or cannabis is prohibited inside the van or within 15 feet. Smoke odors in the van or on provided gear may result in a security-deposit deduction for professional cleaning.FIRE + COOKING
No candles, incense or other open flames inside the van or within 10 feet. Campfires must be kept safely away from the vehicle. Portable camp stoves are for outdoor use only and should never be left unattended. A fire extinguisher is located inside the side door.TOILET + PLUMBING
The Ekko uses a cassette toilet. Only human waste and provided septic-safe toilet paper may be flushed—never wipes, feminine products, paper towels or trash.Use toilet paper sparingly and public/campground restrooms when available. Monitor the waste indicator and empty the cassette at an approved dump station or toilet before it reaches capacity.Clogs, damage or specialized cleaning resulting from improper use may be deducted from the security deposit.
Quick summary
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Unleash your inner explorer with this luxury AWD Ekko, built for off-grid, all-season adventures.
Starlink Wi-Fi and extended power mean you stay connected and comfortable, deep off-grid.
Enjoy hot showers, a full kitchen, and flexible sleeping wherever your journey takes you.
Just pack your clothes and food; first-timers welcome with full support and essentials.
2025 Winnebago Ekko
Length
24.5 ft
24.5 ft
Transmission
Automatic
Automatic
Fuel Type
Diesel
Diesel
Tank Size
45 gal
45 gal
Gross Weight
11,000 lbs
11,000 lbs
Sleeps
4
4
Seatbelts
4
4
Sleeping arrangements
5 beds
King bed
1
1
Twin beds
2
2
Full bed
1
1
Dinnette conversion
1
1
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Features
2025 Winnebago Ekko
- Sleeps 4
- 4 seatbelts
- Fuel type: Diesel
- Fuel capacity: 45 gal
- Automatic transmission
- Gross weight: 11,000 lbs
- Sleeps 4
- 4 seatbelts
- Fuel type: Diesel
- Fuel capacity: 45 gal
- Automatic transmission
- Gross weight: 11,000 lbs
Amenities
- Linens included
- Toilet
- Inside Shower
- Outside Shower
- Bathroom sink
- Toilet paper
- Toiletries
- Hot water
- Generator
- Linens included
- Toilet
- Inside Shower
- Outside Shower
- Bathroom sink
- Toilet paper
- Toiletries
- Hot water
- Generator
Location
Bend, OR • Exact location provided after booking
Bend, OR • Exact location provided after booking
Rules and policies
Welcome to Our Adventure-Ready Winnebago Ekko!
Thank you for considering our Ekko for your next trip! This is our personal family camper van, and we’ve poured a lot of love into outfitting it so you can experience the beauty of the Pacific Northwest in comfort. We ask that you please treat it with the same care and respect as you would your own home so that our family—and future guests—can continue to enjoy it for years to come.
• Our Ekko drives smoothly with AWD, but remember: you are driving a heavy, high-clearance house!
Clearance Awareness: The van stands at 11 feet 6 inches tall. Drive-thrus, low-clearance parking garages, and low tree canopies are strictly prohibited. Always check overhead height signs.
Speed & Braking: Maintain speeds at or below 65 MPH and leave a 4–5 second follow distance.
AWD & Off-Roading: The AWD system is great for snow, ice, and maintained dirt or gravel roads (like USFS routes). Extreme rock crawling, deep mud, sand dunes, or unmaintained 4x4 trails are prohibited.
Watch High Winds: In crosswinds over 30 MPH, slow down or pull over until conditions improve.
Pre-Drive Checklist: Before turning the key, ensure roof vents are latched, the windows are closed, the awning is fully retracted, all hoses/cables are disconnected, and internal cabinet/fridge doors are latched shut.
Welcome to Our Adventure-Ready Winnebago Ekko!
Thank you for considering our Ekko for your next trip! This is our personal family camper van, and we’ve poured a lot of love into outfitting it so you can experience the beauty of the Pacific Northwest in comfort. We ask that you please treat it with the same care and respect as you would your own home so that our family—and future guests—can continue to enjoy it for years to come.
• Our Ekko drives smoothly with AWD, but remember: you are driving a heavy, high-clearance house!
Clearance Awareness: The van stands at 11 feet 6 inches tall. Drive-thrus, low-clearance parking garages, and low tree canopies are strictly prohibited. Always check overhead height signs.
Speed & Braking: Maintain speeds at or below 65 MPH and leave a 4–5 second follow distance.
AWD & Off-Roading: The AWD system is great for snow, ice, and maintained dirt or gravel roads (like USFS routes). Extreme rock crawling, deep mud, sand dunes, or unmaintained 4x4 trails are prohibited.
Watch High Winds: In crosswinds over 30 MPH, slow down or pull over until conditions improve.
Pre-Drive Checklist: Before turning the key, ensure roof vents are latched, the windows are closed, the awning is fully retracted, all hoses/cables are disconnected, and internal cabinet/fridge doors are latched shut.
- 3 p.m. start time
12 p.m. end time - Pet friendly
- No music festivals
- No tailgating
- No smoking
- Mileage: 200 free miles / day
- 4 generator hours / day
Cancellation: Moderate
Meet your host, KathrynJoshua
Member since 2022
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We’re a Bend-based family who believes some of the best memories happen when you leave the usual behind.
Our Ekko has taken us into the mountains, along winding forest roads, beside alpine lakes, and to places where the stars are brighter and mornings move a little slower. We love the freedom of having everything we need with us—while still being able to follow the weather, take the long way, or stay another night when we find somewhere we don’t want to leave.
We created PNW Pathfinder to share that experience with other families, couples, and adventurers who want to explore the Pacific Northwest without giving up comfort along the way.
We’ve thoughtfully equipped the van with the things we’ve found make a trip better, and we’re always happy to share favorite routes, campsites, swimming holes, mountain stops, and a little local knowledge.
Wherever you take it, we hope the Ekko becomes more than where you sleep. We hope it becomes part of the adventure.
We’re a Bend-based family who believes some of the best memories happen when you leave the usual behind.
Our Ekko has taken us into the mountains, along winding forest roads, beside alpine lakes, and to places where the stars are brighter and mornings move a little slower. We love the freedom of having everything we need with us—while still being able to follow the weather, take the long way, or stay another night when we find somewhere we don’t want to leave.
We created PNW Pathfinder to share that experience with other families, couples, and adventurers who want to explore the Pacific Northwest without giving up comfort along the way.
We’ve thoughtfully equipped the van with the things we’ve found make a trip better, and we’re always happy to share favorite routes, campsites, swimming holes, mountain stops, and a little local knowledge.
Wherever you take it, we hope the Ekko becomes more than where you sleep. We hope it becomes part of the adventure.
