2007 Dodge Sprinter Van "The White Rabbit"
Offers delivery
Pet friendly
21+
Sleeps 1
14 ft. long
2 guests
The White Rabbit is a well maintained 2007 Dodge Ram with low mileage. It is ready to take you on an adventure! It is perfect for a roadtrip or to park for a period of time at an RV Park or boondocking while you explore one area. She is easy to drive and just the right size to stay in a variety of places! Great to bring your dog or cat along! She is a very comfortable ride, bluetooth equipped so you can talk hands free, play music or podcasts from your phone. It comes with a light bar if your adventuring somewhere with no light. There is also an awning for when you're parked for awhile. :) There is ample storage for clothes, work supplies, and any outdoor games you choose to bring along!What's includedWe have:
• 3 camping chairs
• fold out table
• propane stove with 2 burners, propane tank
• cookware, dishware, dish and hand soap, sink with running water
• refrigerator and microwave
• some games including frisbee, bocce ball, and cards!
• fresh linens, pillows, towels
• portable toiletRecommendationsTake it up to Mt Hood! There is plenty to do and see in summer or winter. You can backpack, hike, visit Timberline Lodge (where The Shining was filmed), visit lakes and rivers, ski/snowboard, or go sledding!Take a trip to the beach (Cannon Beach or Seaside) and stop at the Tillamook factory on your way.Bend is a blast as well! It is SE of Portland and is know for it's hiking and adventures as well as many fun restaurants and breweries. If you want to enjoy a sweet treat, we recommend Bontà Gelato-it's the BEST. Especially for those who are dairy free! You'll fit right in with a converted van here. Make sure to stop at Smith Rock for a beautiful hiking experience! And hit up some hot springs like Cougar (Terwilliger) Hot Springs which is actually west, a little past Sisters, OR.Speaking of Sisters, it's one of my favorite places. Peaceful with the feel of a small town with TONS of great hikes. Make sure to stop at the famous Sisters Coffee Co and walk around visiting the shops as you sip your coffee. If you're into antiques, their antique shop is one of the best I've found. :)If you are headed to Idaho, you have to make it to Stanley. It's small, rustic and has a small historic town feel. Like you're about to go pan for gold! It's beautiful and Stanley Baking Company & Cafe has incredible food, pastries, and coffee. I also recommend Carson Hot springs! It has easy access and overnight camping. Brietenbush is in Oregon and $35 a day. Clothing optional so just a heads up haha.These are just a few ideas, let us know where you're headed and we can give you some more if not listed here! Other things to notePets welcome!
Tailgating welcome!
No festivals.
No smoking.
• 3 camping chairs
• fold out table
• propane stove with 2 burners, propane tank
• cookware, dishware, dish and hand soap, sink with running water
• refrigerator and microwave
• some games including frisbee, bocce ball, and cards!
• fresh linens, pillows, towels
• portable toiletRecommendationsTake it up to Mt Hood! There is plenty to do and see in summer or winter. You can backpack, hike, visit Timberline Lodge (where The Shining was filmed), visit lakes and rivers, ski/snowboard, or go sledding!Take a trip to the beach (Cannon Beach or Seaside) and stop at the Tillamook factory on your way.Bend is a blast as well! It is SE of Portland and is know for it's hiking and adventures as well as many fun restaurants and breweries. If you want to enjoy a sweet treat, we recommend Bontà Gelato-it's the BEST. Especially for those who are dairy free! You'll fit right in with a converted van here. Make sure to stop at Smith Rock for a beautiful hiking experience! And hit up some hot springs like Cougar (Terwilliger) Hot Springs which is actually west, a little past Sisters, OR.Speaking of Sisters, it's one of my favorite places. Peaceful with the feel of a small town with TONS of great hikes. Make sure to stop at the famous Sisters Coffee Co and walk around visiting the shops as you sip your coffee. If you're into antiques, their antique shop is one of the best I've found. :)If you are headed to Idaho, you have to make it to Stanley. It's small, rustic and has a small historic town feel. Like you're about to go pan for gold! It's beautiful and Stanley Baking Company & Cafe has incredible food, pastries, and coffee. I also recommend Carson Hot springs! It has easy access and overnight camping. Brietenbush is in Oregon and $35 a day. Clothing optional so just a heads up haha.These are just a few ideas, let us know where you're headed and we can give you some more if not listed here! Other things to notePets welcome!
Tailgating welcome!
No festivals.
No smoking.
The White Rabbit is a well maintained 2007 Dodge Ram with low mileage. It is ready to take you on an adventure! It is perfect for a roadtrip or to park for a period of time at an RV Park or boondocking while you explore one area. She is easy to drive and just the right size to stay in a variety of places! Great to bring your dog or cat along! She is a very comfortable ride, bluetooth equipped so you can talk hands free, play music or podcasts from your phone. It comes with a light bar if your adventuring somewhere with no light. There is also an awning for when you're parked for awhile. :) There is ample storage for clothes, work supplies, and any outdoor games you choose to bring along!What's includedWe have:
• 3 camping chairs
• fold out table
• propane stove with 2 burners, propane tank
• cookware, dishware, dish and hand soap, sink with running water
• refrigerator and microwave
• some games including frisbee, bocce ball, and cards!
• fresh linens, pillows, towels
• portable toiletRecommendationsTake it up to Mt Hood! There is plenty to do and see in summer or winter. You can backpack, hike, visit Timberline Lodge (where The Shining was filmed), visit lakes and rivers, ski/snowboard, or go sledding!Take a trip to the beach (Cannon Beach or Seaside) and stop at the Tillamook factory on your way.Bend is a blast as well! It is SE of Portland and is know for it's hiking and adventures as well as many fun restaurants and breweries. If you want to enjoy a sweet treat, we recommend Bontà Gelato-it's the BEST. Especially for those who are dairy free! You'll fit right in with a converted van here. Make sure to stop at Smith Rock for a beautiful hiking experience! And hit up some hot springs like Cougar (Terwilliger) Hot Springs which is actually west, a little past Sisters, OR.Speaking of Sisters, it's one of my favorite places. Peaceful with the feel of a small town with TONS of great hikes. Make sure to stop at the famous Sisters Coffee Co and walk around visiting the shops as you sip your coffee. If you're into antiques, their antique shop is one of the best I've found. :)If you are headed to Idaho, you have to make it to Stanley. It's small, rustic and has a small historic town feel. Like you're about to go pan for gold! It's beautiful and Stanley Baking Company & Cafe has incredible food, pastries, and coffee. I also recommend Carson Hot springs! It has easy access and overnight camping. Brietenbush is in Oregon and $35 a day. Clothing optional so just a heads up haha.These are just a few ideas, let us know where you're headed and we can give you some more if not listed here! Other things to notePets welcome!
Tailgating welcome!
No festivals.
No smoking.
• 3 camping chairs
• fold out table
• propane stove with 2 burners, propane tank
• cookware, dishware, dish and hand soap, sink with running water
• refrigerator and microwave
• some games including frisbee, bocce ball, and cards!
• fresh linens, pillows, towels
• portable toiletRecommendationsTake it up to Mt Hood! There is plenty to do and see in summer or winter. You can backpack, hike, visit Timberline Lodge (where The Shining was filmed), visit lakes and rivers, ski/snowboard, or go sledding!Take a trip to the beach (Cannon Beach or Seaside) and stop at the Tillamook factory on your way.Bend is a blast as well! It is SE of Portland and is know for it's hiking and adventures as well as many fun restaurants and breweries. If you want to enjoy a sweet treat, we recommend Bontà Gelato-it's the BEST. Especially for those who are dairy free! You'll fit right in with a converted van here. Make sure to stop at Smith Rock for a beautiful hiking experience! And hit up some hot springs like Cougar (Terwilliger) Hot Springs which is actually west, a little past Sisters, OR.Speaking of Sisters, it's one of my favorite places. Peaceful with the feel of a small town with TONS of great hikes. Make sure to stop at the famous Sisters Coffee Co and walk around visiting the shops as you sip your coffee. If you're into antiques, their antique shop is one of the best I've found. :)If you are headed to Idaho, you have to make it to Stanley. It's small, rustic and has a small historic town feel. Like you're about to go pan for gold! It's beautiful and Stanley Baking Company & Cafe has incredible food, pastries, and coffee. I also recommend Carson Hot springs! It has easy access and overnight camping. Brietenbush is in Oregon and $35 a day. Clothing optional so just a heads up haha.These are just a few ideas, let us know where you're headed and we can give you some more if not listed here! Other things to notePets welcome!
Tailgating welcome!
No festivals.
No smoking.
2007 Dodge Sprinter Van
Length
14 ft
14 ft
Fuel Type
Gasoline
Gasoline
Sleeps
1
1
Seatbelts
2
2
Sleeping arrangements
Twin bed
1
1
Features
2007 Dodge Sprinter Van
- Sleeps 1
- 2 seatbelts
- Sleeps 1
- 2 seatbelts
Amenities
- Toilet
- Solart
- Radio
- Microwave
- Refrigerator
- Kitchen Sink
- Heater
- Air Conditioner
- Toilet
- Solart
- Radio
- Microwave
- Refrigerator
- Kitchen Sink
- Heater
- Air Conditioner
Nearby places to stay
Gresham, OR • Exact location provided after booking
1. Dundee Hills Resort
Dundee, OR • 33 miles away
2. Cougar RV Park & Campground
Cougar, WA • 40 miles away
3. Valley's Edge RV Park
Sheridan, OR • 55 miles away
4. Imperial River Co.
Maupin, OR • 66 miles away
5. Riffe Lake Campground
Mossyrock, WA • 72 miles away
Availability and RV fit not guaranteed. Please verify directly with campgrounds before booking.
Gresham, OR • Exact location provided after booking
Rules and policies
- 3 p.m. start time
11 a.m. end time - Pet friendly
- Tailgating friendly
- No music festivals
- No smoking
- Mileage: 125 free miles / day
- No generator
Cancellation: Flexible
Frequently asked questions
Q.
Are there any special tricks and tips that would help with operating the RV easily?
A.
Nothing real crazy :) The biggest thing to note is always keep the main power switch on for refrigerator use. If not using the frig, please turn it off in between using the sink or the microwave. If you are using the frig and would like to use the microwave, flip the refrigerator switch while using micro, then don't forget to flip back on when done! I will go over this with you before your departure. :)
Q.
What flexibility is available for picking up and dropping off the RV?
A.
Airport pickup from PDX International available upon request.
