Adventure-Ready RAM Promaster w/ High Roof
5
Excellent
6
Offers delivery
Pet friendly
Sleeps 2
18 ft. long
Near Boise Airport!Say hello to our adventure rig! It is a 2017 RAM Promaster built out for full-time living and fully equipped with the amenities to make this a true home away from home no matter the season.We prioritize comfort and adventure, which make our van a dream. It is the longer 159" wheel base and has a high roof allowing anyone 6 feet 3 inches and below to comfortably stand inside! It sleeps two adults on a 5-inch Gel Memory Foam Mattress. It was custom built and completely off-grid capable with solar power and shore power. There is a Dometic fridge, two-burner stove, a sink, and tons of storage. It is very well insulated, has a buddy heater, and a powerful ceiling fan, making it comfortable for travel in cold or hot climates. We would know... we've done it all in this van!What separates this van from others is it's comfort, simplicity and storage capacity. There is plenty of room for all your gear. We've included extra towels, blankets, plenty of quality cookware and flatware. You can add on extras like camp chairs, extra camp stove, outdoor table, and more to make your trip as comfortable as possible.*Traveling in a van is not like traveling in an RV. It is much smaller and less glamorous. Please only rent our van if you are equipped and prepared for off-grid camping. No shower or plumbed toilet.*What's includedHeating & Air:
MaxxAir Deluxe Fan w/ Remote
Buddy Heater + propaneElectrical:
45A Shore Power (plug in at campgrounds with power)
360W Solar Panels
350 amp hour battery
8 USB Outlets
2 dual AC/USB OutletsBed:
100% linen bed sheets
Duvet
PillowsKitchen:
Two-burner indoor stove
Dometic Fridge
Sink with 10 gallons of fresh water storage and 13 gallons of gray water storage
Utensils
Plates and bowls
Coffee pour over and filters
Cups
Spatulas, knives, can opener, wine opener, measuring cups, etc.
Kettle
Pots and pans
Cutting board
Cooking oil
Biodegradable Dr. Bronner's Unscented Soap
*we prioritize zero waste living and do not provide single-use items such as plastic products or paper towels*Bath:
Towels
Camp Toilet
Solar Heated Outdoor Shower
Pop-up Shower Tent for PrivacyMisc:
Blackout window covers
Jumper cables
Misc toolsRecommendationsThere are limitless outdoor recreation opportunities surrounding Boise!The Boise National Forest is a land of steep mountains, fast rivers and dense forests making it a recreation destination any season of the year. From biking and hiking through lush green mountains and rolling arid landscapes, to snowboarding in cooler months and swimming or kayaking in the warmer ones, the Boise National Forest is the recreational choice for over 1.5 million outdoor enthusiasts every year. There are over 70 campgrounds-- some more developed than others with a range of paved roads, pressurized water systems, and more modern restrooms. Others are more primitive with dirt or gravel roads, hand pumped water or no water.Our personal favorite place to travel in our van to is the Sawtooth National Forest, less than 3 hours from Boise. Your drive time may take longer as there are lots of beautiful stops along the way! It is an incredibly special place with stunning mountain landscapes filled with dense forests, rushing rivers, and alpine lakes. Some of the best boondocking spots we have ever found are in the Sawtooths! There are also plenty of established campgrounds with limited amenities.Other destinations to check out:
- Hot springs galore! So many hot springs along HWY 21
- Scenic Byways: Sawtooth, Payette River, Ponderosa Pine, Thousand Springs, City of Rocks Back Country Byway
- McCall, Idaho: 2 hours north of Boise, situated on the southern shore of Payette Lake, near the center of the Payette National Forest.
- Twin, Falls: 2 hours southeast of Boise, gateway to Snake River Canyon. Shoshone Falls, Box Canyon Springs, Bruneau Sand Dunes State Park, and Blue Heart Springs are just a few great opportunities. Other things to noteWe will provide instructions on how to use everything. It is super simple! Don't fret about driving it either. The Promaster is like driving an SUV, much easier than a Sprinter.Since the van is off-grid, we utilize a camp toilet! Dual lid seal with removable inner bucket where toilet bag is inserted for easy removal.Upon Return:
- The toilet must be returned clean and used toilet bags thrown out, failure to do so will add a $300 fee taken from the security deposit.
- Full tank of gas upon return. $10 per gallon will be charged otherwise.
- $100 charge if excessive deep cleaning is required.
- Stay on developed roads only (this is not a jeep).
- Renters must take out all trash, food, and wash dishes before returning the van. Failure will result in a $75 dollar fee taken from security deposit.
-Gray water must be emptied before returning.Pick up is at 3PM and return time is 12PM.
MaxxAir Deluxe Fan w/ Remote
Buddy Heater + propaneElectrical:
45A Shore Power (plug in at campgrounds with power)
360W Solar Panels
350 amp hour battery
8 USB Outlets
2 dual AC/USB OutletsBed:
100% linen bed sheets
Duvet
PillowsKitchen:
Two-burner indoor stove
Dometic Fridge
Sink with 10 gallons of fresh water storage and 13 gallons of gray water storage
Utensils
Plates and bowls
Coffee pour over and filters
Cups
Spatulas, knives, can opener, wine opener, measuring cups, etc.
Kettle
Pots and pans
Cutting board
Cooking oil
Biodegradable Dr. Bronner's Unscented Soap
*we prioritize zero waste living and do not provide single-use items such as plastic products or paper towels*Bath:
Towels
Camp Toilet
Solar Heated Outdoor Shower
Pop-up Shower Tent for PrivacyMisc:
Blackout window covers
Jumper cables
Misc toolsRecommendationsThere are limitless outdoor recreation opportunities surrounding Boise!The Boise National Forest is a land of steep mountains, fast rivers and dense forests making it a recreation destination any season of the year. From biking and hiking through lush green mountains and rolling arid landscapes, to snowboarding in cooler months and swimming or kayaking in the warmer ones, the Boise National Forest is the recreational choice for over 1.5 million outdoor enthusiasts every year. There are over 70 campgrounds-- some more developed than others with a range of paved roads, pressurized water systems, and more modern restrooms. Others are more primitive with dirt or gravel roads, hand pumped water or no water.Our personal favorite place to travel in our van to is the Sawtooth National Forest, less than 3 hours from Boise. Your drive time may take longer as there are lots of beautiful stops along the way! It is an incredibly special place with stunning mountain landscapes filled with dense forests, rushing rivers, and alpine lakes. Some of the best boondocking spots we have ever found are in the Sawtooths! There are also plenty of established campgrounds with limited amenities.Other destinations to check out:
- Hot springs galore! So many hot springs along HWY 21
- Scenic Byways: Sawtooth, Payette River, Ponderosa Pine, Thousand Springs, City of Rocks Back Country Byway
- McCall, Idaho: 2 hours north of Boise, situated on the southern shore of Payette Lake, near the center of the Payette National Forest.
- Twin, Falls: 2 hours southeast of Boise, gateway to Snake River Canyon. Shoshone Falls, Box Canyon Springs, Bruneau Sand Dunes State Park, and Blue Heart Springs are just a few great opportunities. Other things to noteWe will provide instructions on how to use everything. It is super simple! Don't fret about driving it either. The Promaster is like driving an SUV, much easier than a Sprinter.Since the van is off-grid, we utilize a camp toilet! Dual lid seal with removable inner bucket where toilet bag is inserted for easy removal.Upon Return:
- The toilet must be returned clean and used toilet bags thrown out, failure to do so will add a $300 fee taken from the security deposit.
- Full tank of gas upon return. $10 per gallon will be charged otherwise.
- $100 charge if excessive deep cleaning is required.
- Stay on developed roads only (this is not a jeep).
- Renters must take out all trash, food, and wash dishes before returning the van. Failure will result in a $75 dollar fee taken from security deposit.
-Gray water must be emptied before returning.Pick up is at 3PM and return time is 12PM.
Near Boise Airport!Say hello to our adventure rig! It is a 2017 RAM Promaster built out for full-time living and fully equipped with the amenities to make this a true home away from home no matter the season.We prioritize comfort and adventure, which make our van a dream. It is the longer 159" wheel base and has a high roof allowing anyone 6 feet 3 inches and below to comfortably stand inside! It sleeps two adults on a 5-inch Gel Memory Foam Mattress. It was custom built and completely off-grid capable with solar power and shore power. There is a Dometic fridge, two-burner stove, a sink, and tons of storage. It is very well insulated, has a buddy heater, and a powerful ceiling fan, making it comfortable for travel in cold or hot climates. We would know... we've done it all in this van!What separates this van from others is it's comfort, simplicity and storage capacity. There is plenty of room for all your gear. We've included extra towels, blankets, plenty of quality cookware and flatware. You can add on extras like camp chairs, extra camp stove, outdoor table, and more to make your trip as comfortable as possible.*Traveling in a van is not like traveling in an RV. It is much smaller and less glamorous. Please only rent our van if you are equipped and prepared for off-grid camping. No shower or plumbed toilet.*What's includedHeating & Air:
MaxxAir Deluxe Fan w/ Remote
Buddy Heater + propaneElectrical:
45A Shore Power (plug in at campgrounds with power)
360W Solar Panels
350 amp hour battery
8 USB Outlets
2 dual AC/USB OutletsBed:
100% linen bed sheets
Duvet
PillowsKitchen:
Two-burner indoor stove
Dometic Fridge
Sink with 10 gallons of fresh water storage and 13 gallons of gray water storage
Utensils
Plates and bowls
Coffee pour over and filters
Cups
Spatulas, knives, can opener, wine opener, measuring cups, etc.
Kettle
Pots and pans
Cutting board
Cooking oil
Biodegradable Dr. Bronner's Unscented Soap
*we prioritize zero waste living and do not provide single-use items such as plastic products or paper towels*Bath:
Towels
Camp Toilet
Solar Heated Outdoor Shower
Pop-up Shower Tent for PrivacyMisc:
Blackout window covers
Jumper cables
Misc toolsRecommendationsThere are limitless outdoor recreation opportunities surrounding Boise!The Boise National Forest is a land of steep mountains, fast rivers and dense forests making it a recreation destination any season of the year. From biking and hiking through lush green mountains and rolling arid landscapes, to snowboarding in cooler months and swimming or kayaking in the warmer ones, the Boise National Forest is the recreational choice for over 1.5 million outdoor enthusiasts every year. There are over 70 campgrounds-- some more developed than others with a range of paved roads, pressurized water systems, and more modern restrooms. Others are more primitive with dirt or gravel roads, hand pumped water or no water.Our personal favorite place to travel in our van to is the Sawtooth National Forest, less than 3 hours from Boise. Your drive time may take longer as there are lots of beautiful stops along the way! It is an incredibly special place with stunning mountain landscapes filled with dense forests, rushing rivers, and alpine lakes. Some of the best boondocking spots we have ever found are in the Sawtooths! There are also plenty of established campgrounds with limited amenities.Other destinations to check out:
- Hot springs galore! So many hot springs along HWY 21
- Scenic Byways: Sawtooth, Payette River, Ponderosa Pine, Thousand Springs, City of Rocks Back Country Byway
- McCall, Idaho: 2 hours north of Boise, situated on the southern shore of Payette Lake, near the center of the Payette National Forest.
- Twin, Falls: 2 hours southeast of Boise, gateway to Snake River Canyon. Shoshone Falls, Box Canyon Springs, Bruneau Sand Dunes State Park, and Blue Heart Springs are just a few great opportunities. Other things to noteWe will provide instructions on how to use everything. It is super simple! Don't fret about driving it either. The Promaster is like driving an SUV, much easier than a Sprinter.Since the van is off-grid, we utilize a camp toilet! Dual lid seal with removable inner bucket where toilet bag is inserted for easy removal.Upon Return:
- The toilet must be returned clean and used toilet bags thrown out, failure to do so will add a $300 fee taken from the security deposit.
- Full tank of gas upon return. $10 per gallon will be charged otherwise.
- $100 charge if excessive deep cleaning is required.
- Stay on developed roads only (this is not a jeep).
- Renters must take out all trash, food, and wash dishes before returning the van. Failure will result in a $75 dollar fee taken from security deposit.
-Gray water must be emptied before returning.Pick up is at 3PM and return time is 12PM.
MaxxAir Deluxe Fan w/ Remote
Buddy Heater + propaneElectrical:
45A Shore Power (plug in at campgrounds with power)
360W Solar Panels
350 amp hour battery
8 USB Outlets
2 dual AC/USB OutletsBed:
100% linen bed sheets
Duvet
PillowsKitchen:
Two-burner indoor stove
Dometic Fridge
Sink with 10 gallons of fresh water storage and 13 gallons of gray water storage
Utensils
Plates and bowls
Coffee pour over and filters
Cups
Spatulas, knives, can opener, wine opener, measuring cups, etc.
Kettle
Pots and pans
Cutting board
Cooking oil
Biodegradable Dr. Bronner's Unscented Soap
*we prioritize zero waste living and do not provide single-use items such as plastic products or paper towels*Bath:
Towels
Camp Toilet
Solar Heated Outdoor Shower
Pop-up Shower Tent for PrivacyMisc:
Blackout window covers
Jumper cables
Misc toolsRecommendationsThere are limitless outdoor recreation opportunities surrounding Boise!The Boise National Forest is a land of steep mountains, fast rivers and dense forests making it a recreation destination any season of the year. From biking and hiking through lush green mountains and rolling arid landscapes, to snowboarding in cooler months and swimming or kayaking in the warmer ones, the Boise National Forest is the recreational choice for over 1.5 million outdoor enthusiasts every year. There are over 70 campgrounds-- some more developed than others with a range of paved roads, pressurized water systems, and more modern restrooms. Others are more primitive with dirt or gravel roads, hand pumped water or no water.Our personal favorite place to travel in our van to is the Sawtooth National Forest, less than 3 hours from Boise. Your drive time may take longer as there are lots of beautiful stops along the way! It is an incredibly special place with stunning mountain landscapes filled with dense forests, rushing rivers, and alpine lakes. Some of the best boondocking spots we have ever found are in the Sawtooths! There are also plenty of established campgrounds with limited amenities.Other destinations to check out:
- Hot springs galore! So many hot springs along HWY 21
- Scenic Byways: Sawtooth, Payette River, Ponderosa Pine, Thousand Springs, City of Rocks Back Country Byway
- McCall, Idaho: 2 hours north of Boise, situated on the southern shore of Payette Lake, near the center of the Payette National Forest.
- Twin, Falls: 2 hours southeast of Boise, gateway to Snake River Canyon. Shoshone Falls, Box Canyon Springs, Bruneau Sand Dunes State Park, and Blue Heart Springs are just a few great opportunities. Other things to noteWe will provide instructions on how to use everything. It is super simple! Don't fret about driving it either. The Promaster is like driving an SUV, much easier than a Sprinter.Since the van is off-grid, we utilize a camp toilet! Dual lid seal with removable inner bucket where toilet bag is inserted for easy removal.Upon Return:
- The toilet must be returned clean and used toilet bags thrown out, failure to do so will add a $300 fee taken from the security deposit.
- Full tank of gas upon return. $10 per gallon will be charged otherwise.
- $100 charge if excessive deep cleaning is required.
- Stay on developed roads only (this is not a jeep).
- Renters must take out all trash, food, and wash dishes before returning the van. Failure will result in a $75 dollar fee taken from security deposit.
-Gray water must be emptied before returning.Pick up is at 3PM and return time is 12PM.
2017 Ram ProMaster 2500
Length
18 ft
18 ft
Transmission
Automatic
Automatic
Fuel Type
Gasoline
Gasoline
Tank Size
20 gal
20 gal
Sleeps
2
2
Seatbelts
2
2
Sleeping arrangements
Full bed
1
1
Host add-ons
2-Burner Camp Stove
9 x 7 Portable Awning
Airport Pick-up Drop-off
Bluetooth Speaker
Camp chairs
Dog Bed
Guest reviews
5
Excellent
6 reviews
Overall rating
5
4
3
2
1
Communication
5
Cleanliness
5
Maintenance
5
Value
5
Listing accuracy
5
Features
2017 Ram ProMaster 2500
- Sleeps 2
- 2 seatbelts
- Fresh water: 10 gal
- Fuel type: Gas
- Fuel capacity: 20 gal
- Automatic transmission
- Sleeps 2
- 2 seatbelts
- Fresh water: 10 gal
- Fuel type: Gas
- Fuel capacity: 20 gal
- Automatic transmission
Amenities
- Toilet
- Outside Shower
- Solart
- Audio Inputs
- Radio
- CD Player
- Stove
- Refrigerator
- Toilet
- Outside Shower
- Solart
- Audio Inputs
- Radio
- CD Player
- Stove
- Refrigerator
Nearby places to stay
Boise, ID • Exact location provided after booking
1. Rivers Edge RV Park
Wilder, ID • 36 miles away
2. Clear Creek Station RV Park
Cascade, ID • 55 miles away
3. Macks Creek Park
Boise, ID • 15 miles away
4. Grayback Campground
Boise, ID • 22 miles away
5. Bad Bear Campground
Idaho City, ID • 33 miles away
Availability and RV fit not guaranteed. Please verify directly with campgrounds before booking.
Boise, ID • Exact location provided after booking
Rules and policies
- Pet friendly
- Tailgating friendly
- No music festivals
- No smoking
- Mileage: 100 free miles / day
Frequently asked questions
Q.
Are there any special tricks and tips that would help with operating the RV easily?
A.
We will provide you a handy user manual that we put together to give you all of our tips!
Q.
What time is pick up and drop off?
A.
You can pick up the van at 3:00 PM and return by 12:00 PM.
Q.
What is the price for going over mileage?
A.
0.55 per mile
Q.
What is the toilet situation?
A.
Since the van is off-grid, we typically use the ancient art of relieving oneself in the wild. The classic method is to dig yourself a cathole, but we also have a camp toilet that is the same height and size as a standard toilet. You are welcome to use the camp toilet, but it must be returned clean or a $300 fee will be taken from the security deposit. We store the camp toilet under one of the bench seats and use toilet bags to contain and dispose of waste properly.
Meet your host, Kaelan
Member since 2021
We're Kaelan and Daniel and we are obsessed with our van! We cherish our home on wheels and want to help others get a taste of the vanlife lifestyle! We truly want others to have a freaking blast in the outdoors like we do (see some of our adventures on instagram @kaelan.young). Our greatest passions are adventuring in the wild, cooking up delicious food, and spending time together! That's what we had in mind when we purchased our van which is fully equipped for lots of off-grid adventures.
We have taken our van all over the country and lived full-time in it. We are based in Boise, Idaho and love to backpack, hike, bike, kayak, and share beers around a campfire with friends. We both work in the conservation and environmental nonprofit sector, and when we aren't working or adventuring, we are listening to live music, exploring our city, cooking, and dreaming up our next adventure.
We're Kaelan and Daniel and we are obsessed with our van! We cherish our home on wheels and want to help others get a taste of the vanlife lifestyle! We truly want others to have a freaking blast in the outdoors like we do (see some of our adventures on instagram @kaelan.young). Our greatest passions are adventuring in the wild, cooking up delicious food, and spending time together! That's what we had in mind when we purchased our van which is fully equipped for lots of off-grid adventures.
We have taken our van all over the country and lived full-time in it. We are based in Boise, Idaho and love to backpack, hike, bike, kayak, and share beers around a campfire with friends. We both work in the conservation and environmental nonprofit sector, and when we aren't working or adventuring, we are listening to live music, exploring our city, cooking, and dreaming up our next adventure.
