2016 Transit Adventure Van (with Heat/AC)
5 • 6 reviews
2 guests
Sleeps 2
22 ft. long
Pet friendly
Offers delivery
2016 Ford Transit
Our high roof, extended wheelbase Ford Transit is the perfect van to rent for two. Professionally built cabinets, tons of storage in the garage and front of the van, LED lights throughout, propane stove, solar operated refrigerator. This van has everything you want and more! Propane heater, evaporative cooler for the summer, on demand hot water in the sink fed by a 21-gallon tank and a robust solar/battery system that will keep your laptop charged indefinitely.Watch a video on YouTube with all the features here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aj0OuU0WfLk&list=PlnxshhnnTftmpwt9pN0_ujEXzn6w1U9JqHere's a list of more of the amenities:
-Fully outfitted with linens, towels, French press coffee maker,, pots, pans, plates, cups, cooking utensils, etc.
-Memory Foam Queen-size Bed with Down Comforter and Linens
-2 Swiveling Seats and one cozy bench seat for 1.5-2 people ;)
-Refrigerator with Freezer compartment (that deep freezes!)
-Two-Burner Propane Stove (not removable)
-Sink with on-demand hot water, 2.5 gallon grey water tank
-21 gallon capacity fresh water tank with filtration system
-Outdoor shower with hot and cold water
-300 Watt Solar system with 200 amp hours of lithium battery storage (plenty to run everything in the van plus charge your laptop indefinitely)
-Inverter-1000W, 110 volts
-Pop-up work station
-Propane Heater (can keep the van at 65 degrees (F) inside with outside temps in the 20's)
-Evaporative Cooling System (rear cabin air conditioner)
-Vent Fan
-Sound deadening and two layers of Thinsulate insulation
-LED lights with two separate dimmer switches for the bed area and galley/kitchen/living room area
-Closet with hangers, storage for shoes, clothing, etc.
-Ample garage space for all of your gear/outdoor equipment (37" inches tall to fit mountain bikes with front tire removed)I am an avid festival attendee and would love for you to use the van for festivals and events but unfortunately it will not be available to rent for Burning Man. What's included-Fresh Linens (sheets, blankets, towels, dish towels)
-Kitchen Supplies (pots and pans, plates, bowls, silverware, cooking utensils, cups, ziplock bags, Tupperware)
-Salt, Pepper, Olive Oil
-Cleaning Supplies (dish soap, sponge, drying mat, cleaning solution, rags)
-Coffee Supplies (Ground coffee, French press, coffee mugs, hand grinder)
-Full tank of fresh water for drinking and cooking (usually lasts about a week with average usage)
-Full tank of propane (usually lasts one month in the winter, 3 months in the summer)
-RV hoses for refilling water tank (if necessary)
-Camping Chairs (2)*Additional equipment available to borrow including: climbing helmets, harnesses, climbing ropes, rack of quickdraws, crash pad, tents, sleeping pads, sleeping bags, and more. If you need something, just ask!RecommendationsFrom Las Vegas: Rock Climb with me! (thomasgilmoreguide.com), Red Rock National Conservation Area, Lovell Canyon (really good camping), Valley of Fire State Park, Death Valley National Park, Tecopa Hot Springs, Joshua Tree National Park, Big Bear California, Coachella Music Festival, Bishop, California, Yosemite National Park, Arizona Hot Springs, Lake Mead National Recreation Area, The Hoover Dam, The Grand Canyon, St. George, Utah/Zion National Park, Bryce Canyon National Park.From Colorado: Near GOLDEN: Tubing, Farmer's Market, Lion's Park, Clear Creek Canyon Climbing, Near BOULDER: Eldorado Canyon, The Flatirons, Chautauqua Park, Pearl Street, Nederland, Boulder Canyon Tubing, Near ESTES PARK: Rocky Mountain National Park, Longs Peak, Hot Sulfur Springs, Grand Lake; Near SUMMIT COUNTY:: Breckinridge, Vail, Aspen, Hiking 14-ers Grays/Torreys/Mt.Bierstadt; Near COLORADO SPRINGS: Pikes Peak, White Sand Dunes National Park. CRESTED BUTTE, BUENA VISTA, OURAY, TELLURIDE, DURANGO.I have travelled extensively through the Southwest and am happy to offer ample recommendations for any length trip! Other things to noteLow Clearance Van:
The van has fairly low clearance and a super long wheel-base so I ask that you do not take the van on 4x4 roads. Some flat dirt road driving is permitted, within reason, such as accessing Eldorado Canyon and some of the camping in Lovell Canyon near Las Vegas.
Please DO NOT attempt to drive the van on the road to Black Velvet Canyon and other rough and bumpy dirt roads.
-Fully outfitted with linens, towels, French press coffee maker,, pots, pans, plates, cups, cooking utensils, etc.
-Memory Foam Queen-size Bed with Down Comforter and Linens
-2 Swiveling Seats and one cozy bench seat for 1.5-2 people ;)
-Refrigerator with Freezer compartment (that deep freezes!)
-Two-Burner Propane Stove (not removable)
-Sink with on-demand hot water, 2.5 gallon grey water tank
-21 gallon capacity fresh water tank with filtration system
-Outdoor shower with hot and cold water
-300 Watt Solar system with 200 amp hours of lithium battery storage (plenty to run everything in the van plus charge your laptop indefinitely)
-Inverter-1000W, 110 volts
-Pop-up work station
-Propane Heater (can keep the van at 65 degrees (F) inside with outside temps in the 20's)
-Evaporative Cooling System (rear cabin air conditioner)
-Vent Fan
-Sound deadening and two layers of Thinsulate insulation
-LED lights with two separate dimmer switches for the bed area and galley/kitchen/living room area
-Closet with hangers, storage for shoes, clothing, etc.
-Ample garage space for all of your gear/outdoor equipment (37" inches tall to fit mountain bikes with front tire removed)I am an avid festival attendee and would love for you to use the van for festivals and events but unfortunately it will not be available to rent for Burning Man. What's included-Fresh Linens (sheets, blankets, towels, dish towels)
-Kitchen Supplies (pots and pans, plates, bowls, silverware, cooking utensils, cups, ziplock bags, Tupperware)
-Salt, Pepper, Olive Oil
-Cleaning Supplies (dish soap, sponge, drying mat, cleaning solution, rags)
-Coffee Supplies (Ground coffee, French press, coffee mugs, hand grinder)
-Full tank of fresh water for drinking and cooking (usually lasts about a week with average usage)
-Full tank of propane (usually lasts one month in the winter, 3 months in the summer)
-RV hoses for refilling water tank (if necessary)
-Camping Chairs (2)*Additional equipment available to borrow including: climbing helmets, harnesses, climbing ropes, rack of quickdraws, crash pad, tents, sleeping pads, sleeping bags, and more. If you need something, just ask!RecommendationsFrom Las Vegas: Rock Climb with me! (thomasgilmoreguide.com), Red Rock National Conservation Area, Lovell Canyon (really good camping), Valley of Fire State Park, Death Valley National Park, Tecopa Hot Springs, Joshua Tree National Park, Big Bear California, Coachella Music Festival, Bishop, California, Yosemite National Park, Arizona Hot Springs, Lake Mead National Recreation Area, The Hoover Dam, The Grand Canyon, St. George, Utah/Zion National Park, Bryce Canyon National Park.From Colorado: Near GOLDEN: Tubing, Farmer's Market, Lion's Park, Clear Creek Canyon Climbing, Near BOULDER: Eldorado Canyon, The Flatirons, Chautauqua Park, Pearl Street, Nederland, Boulder Canyon Tubing, Near ESTES PARK: Rocky Mountain National Park, Longs Peak, Hot Sulfur Springs, Grand Lake; Near SUMMIT COUNTY:: Breckinridge, Vail, Aspen, Hiking 14-ers Grays/Torreys/Mt.Bierstadt; Near COLORADO SPRINGS: Pikes Peak, White Sand Dunes National Park. CRESTED BUTTE, BUENA VISTA, OURAY, TELLURIDE, DURANGO.I have travelled extensively through the Southwest and am happy to offer ample recommendations for any length trip! Other things to noteLow Clearance Van:
The van has fairly low clearance and a super long wheel-base so I ask that you do not take the van on 4x4 roads. Some flat dirt road driving is permitted, within reason, such as accessing Eldorado Canyon and some of the camping in Lovell Canyon near Las Vegas.
Please DO NOT attempt to drive the van on the road to Black Velvet Canyon and other rough and bumpy dirt roads.
Our high roof, extended wheelbase Ford Transit is the perfect van to rent for two. Professionally built cabinets, tons of storage in the garage and front of the van, LED lights throughout, propane stove, solar operated refrigerator. This van has everything you want and more! Propane heater, evaporative cooler for the summer, on demand hot water in the sink fed by a 21-gallon tank and a robust solar/battery system that will keep your laptop charged indefinitely.Watch a video on YouTube with all the features here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aj0OuU0WfLk&list=PlnxshhnnTftmpwt9pN0_ujEXzn6w1U9JqHere's a list of more of the amenities:
-Fully outfitted with linens, towels, French press coffee maker,, pots, pans, plates, cups, cooking utensils, etc.
-Memory Foam Queen-size Bed with Down Comforter and Linens
-2 Swiveling Seats and one cozy bench seat for 1.5-2 people ;)
-Refrigerator with Freezer compartment (that deep freezes!)
-Two-Burner Propane Stove (not removable)
-Sink with on-demand hot water, 2.5 gallon grey water tank
-21 gallon capacity fresh water tank with filtration system
-Outdoor shower with hot and cold water
-300 Watt Solar system with 200 amp hours of lithium battery storage (plenty to run everything in the van plus charge your laptop indefinitely)
-Inverter-1000W, 110 volts
-Pop-up work station
-Propane Heater (can keep the van at 65 degrees (F) inside with outside temps in the 20's)
-Evaporative Cooling System (rear cabin air conditioner)
-Vent Fan
-Sound deadening and two layers of Thinsulate insulation
-LED lights with two separate dimmer switches for the bed area and galley/kitchen/living room area
-Closet with hangers, storage for shoes, clothing, etc.
-Ample garage space for all of your gear/outdoor equipment (37" inches tall to fit mountain bikes with front tire removed)I am an avid festival attendee and would love for you to use the van for festivals and events but unfortunately it will not be available to rent for Burning Man. What's included-Fresh Linens (sheets, blankets, towels, dish towels)
-Kitchen Supplies (pots and pans, plates, bowls, silverware, cooking utensils, cups, ziplock bags, Tupperware)
-Salt, Pepper, Olive Oil
-Cleaning Supplies (dish soap, sponge, drying mat, cleaning solution, rags)
-Coffee Supplies (Ground coffee, French press, coffee mugs, hand grinder)
-Full tank of fresh water for drinking and cooking (usually lasts about a week with average usage)
-Full tank of propane (usually lasts one month in the winter, 3 months in the summer)
-RV hoses for refilling water tank (if necessary)
-Camping Chairs (2)*Additional equipment available to borrow including: climbing helmets, harnesses, climbing ropes, rack of quickdraws, crash pad, tents, sleeping pads, sleeping bags, and more. If you need something, just ask!RecommendationsFrom Las Vegas: Rock Climb with me! (thomasgilmoreguide.com), Red Rock National Conservation Area, Lovell Canyon (really good camping), Valley of Fire State Park, Death Valley National Park, Tecopa Hot Springs, Joshua Tree National Park, Big Bear California, Coachella Music Festival, Bishop, California, Yosemite National Park, Arizona Hot Springs, Lake Mead National Recreation Area, The Hoover Dam, The Grand Canyon, St. George, Utah/Zion National Park, Bryce Canyon National Park.From Colorado: Near GOLDEN: Tubing, Farmer's Market, Lion's Park, Clear Creek Canyon Climbing, Near BOULDER: Eldorado Canyon, The Flatirons, Chautauqua Park, Pearl Street, Nederland, Boulder Canyon Tubing, Near ESTES PARK: Rocky Mountain National Park, Longs Peak, Hot Sulfur Springs, Grand Lake; Near SUMMIT COUNTY:: Breckinridge, Vail, Aspen, Hiking 14-ers Grays/Torreys/Mt.Bierstadt; Near COLORADO SPRINGS: Pikes Peak, White Sand Dunes National Park. CRESTED BUTTE, BUENA VISTA, OURAY, TELLURIDE, DURANGO.I have travelled extensively through the Southwest and am happy to offer ample recommendations for any length trip! Other things to noteLow Clearance Van:
The van has fairly low clearance and a super long wheel-base so I ask that you do not take the van on 4x4 roads. Some flat dirt road driving is permitted, within reason, such as accessing Eldorado Canyon and some of the camping in Lovell Canyon near Las Vegas.
Please DO NOT attempt to drive the van on the road to Black Velvet Canyon and other rough and bumpy dirt roads.
-Fully outfitted with linens, towels, French press coffee maker,, pots, pans, plates, cups, cooking utensils, etc.
-Memory Foam Queen-size Bed with Down Comforter and Linens
-2 Swiveling Seats and one cozy bench seat for 1.5-2 people ;)
-Refrigerator with Freezer compartment (that deep freezes!)
-Two-Burner Propane Stove (not removable)
-Sink with on-demand hot water, 2.5 gallon grey water tank
-21 gallon capacity fresh water tank with filtration system
-Outdoor shower with hot and cold water
-300 Watt Solar system with 200 amp hours of lithium battery storage (plenty to run everything in the van plus charge your laptop indefinitely)
-Inverter-1000W, 110 volts
-Pop-up work station
-Propane Heater (can keep the van at 65 degrees (F) inside with outside temps in the 20's)
-Evaporative Cooling System (rear cabin air conditioner)
-Vent Fan
-Sound deadening and two layers of Thinsulate insulation
-LED lights with two separate dimmer switches for the bed area and galley/kitchen/living room area
-Closet with hangers, storage for shoes, clothing, etc.
-Ample garage space for all of your gear/outdoor equipment (37" inches tall to fit mountain bikes with front tire removed)I am an avid festival attendee and would love for you to use the van for festivals and events but unfortunately it will not be available to rent for Burning Man. What's included-Fresh Linens (sheets, blankets, towels, dish towels)
-Kitchen Supplies (pots and pans, plates, bowls, silverware, cooking utensils, cups, ziplock bags, Tupperware)
-Salt, Pepper, Olive Oil
-Cleaning Supplies (dish soap, sponge, drying mat, cleaning solution, rags)
-Coffee Supplies (Ground coffee, French press, coffee mugs, hand grinder)
-Full tank of fresh water for drinking and cooking (usually lasts about a week with average usage)
-Full tank of propane (usually lasts one month in the winter, 3 months in the summer)
-RV hoses for refilling water tank (if necessary)
-Camping Chairs (2)*Additional equipment available to borrow including: climbing helmets, harnesses, climbing ropes, rack of quickdraws, crash pad, tents, sleeping pads, sleeping bags, and more. If you need something, just ask!RecommendationsFrom Las Vegas: Rock Climb with me! (thomasgilmoreguide.com), Red Rock National Conservation Area, Lovell Canyon (really good camping), Valley of Fire State Park, Death Valley National Park, Tecopa Hot Springs, Joshua Tree National Park, Big Bear California, Coachella Music Festival, Bishop, California, Yosemite National Park, Arizona Hot Springs, Lake Mead National Recreation Area, The Hoover Dam, The Grand Canyon, St. George, Utah/Zion National Park, Bryce Canyon National Park.From Colorado: Near GOLDEN: Tubing, Farmer's Market, Lion's Park, Clear Creek Canyon Climbing, Near BOULDER: Eldorado Canyon, The Flatirons, Chautauqua Park, Pearl Street, Nederland, Boulder Canyon Tubing, Near ESTES PARK: Rocky Mountain National Park, Longs Peak, Hot Sulfur Springs, Grand Lake; Near SUMMIT COUNTY:: Breckinridge, Vail, Aspen, Hiking 14-ers Grays/Torreys/Mt.Bierstadt; Near COLORADO SPRINGS: Pikes Peak, White Sand Dunes National Park. CRESTED BUTTE, BUENA VISTA, OURAY, TELLURIDE, DURANGO.I have travelled extensively through the Southwest and am happy to offer ample recommendations for any length trip! Other things to noteLow Clearance Van:
The van has fairly low clearance and a super long wheel-base so I ask that you do not take the van on 4x4 roads. Some flat dirt road driving is permitted, within reason, such as accessing Eldorado Canyon and some of the camping in Lovell Canyon near Las Vegas.
Please DO NOT attempt to drive the van on the road to Black Velvet Canyon and other rough and bumpy dirt roads.
Features
2016 Ford Transit
- Sleeps 2
- 2 seatbelts
- Gross weight: 5,996 lbs
- Sleeps 2
- 2 seatbelts
- Gross weight: 5,996 lbs
Amenities
- Ceiling Fan
- Ceiling Fan
Meet your host, Thomas
Member since 2021
Hey, I'm Thomas! Campervans and climbing have been my life since I was honorably discharged from the Army in 2014. I am an Amga Certified Rock Guide primarily based out of the Colorado Front Range in the summer and Las Vegas in the fall/winter/spring. I have built many campervans and this 2016 Ford Transit is my third van that I've owned and lived in full time; first was a Volkswagen Eurovan (custom TDI and 5 speed swapped) and the second was a Mercedes Sprinter. My girlfriend, Steph, dog, BB and I were living in the van full-time until recently when we decided to become home dwellers. When I'm not working, I'm either climbing or developing new rock climbing routes.
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Rules and policies
- Pet friendly
- Music festival friendly
- Tailgating friendly
- No smoking
- Mileage: 150 free miles / day
24/7 roadside assistance
Learn more about Roadside AssistanceRoadside assistance on every rental, plus help planning your trip or operating the RV.
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Airport Delivery
Pick-Up and or Drop-Off
$171.25
/each
Excessive Cleaning Fee
to be added upon return if van excessively dirty
$137.00
/each
Extra 100 Miles Per Day
Add 100 miles per day to the 150 daily allowance
$54.80
/per day
Airport Delivery
Pick-Up and or Drop-Off
$171.25
/each
Excessive Cleaning Fee
to be added upon return if van excessively dirty
$137.00
/each
Extra 100 Miles Per Day
Add 100 miles per day to the 150 daily allowance
$54.80
/per day
Availability and rates
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There’s a 7 night minimum stay
Fees
- Security deposit: $685.00 (refundable)
- Prep fee: $54.80. This fee will cover preparing and sanitizing the van prior to each rental, as well stocking kitchen supplies, water, and propane.
2016 Transit Adventure Van (with Heat/AC)
Dates
Customer reviews
Reviews
(5)5
100 %
Communication
5Guest photos
Gabby P.
April 20245
We had a great time in Stephanie & Thomas’ van! They were both very responsive with communication and made sure the check-in was thorough so that I was comfortable driving the van. The van itself has everything you need and then some. The bed is SUPER comfy and the van is well insulated with a heater or a fan depending on the weather you’re in. I had zero problems with the handling of the van too, it drives very smoothly and easy to maneuver. Overall, I highly recommend this van along with its friendly hosts. We will rent again in a heartbeat if we are ever in the area!
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Anya Z.
March 20245
We had an absolutely wonderful time on our 11 day road trip through Southern Utah with Thomas and Steph’s campervan. It had everything we needed and we loved travelling in this way. We couldn’t have asked for better service and experiences. Thank you both so much for all that you did to make our trip exceptional and so memorable. We would HIGHLY recommend this campervan rental to anyone! Just do it! You’ll have the best time ever! Thomas and Steph are amazing!
5 Photos submitted by Anya Z.
Nate A.
June 20235
Rhett S.
June 20235
Absolutely fantastic. Thomas and Stephanie could not have made the renting process easier. The van is in incredible shape due to their diligent attention to it. I have rented other vans before and this is the best one. We will be renting again from them this season!
David M.
March 20235
We had a wonderful time with the van! It took us everywhere we chose to explore. From cold snowy nights in the mountains, to warm t-shirt days in the desert, we experienced a range of environments and early March weather. We were always completely comfortable in the van. The insulation keeps the interior comfortable, and also does a great job of keeping out the sounds of any loud nearby campers. The integrated propane heater is luxury! The kitchen had everything we needed. We cooked full breakfasts and dinners every day. The hot water system is great; with the help of a shower curtain, we were able to enjoy efficient outdoor showers on warmer nights (where permitted). The electric power system was great as well. We had a grand adventure. Thomas and Stephanie were so helpful and responsive in answering questions, and providing great recommendations. It was like borrowing a van from close friends. We've already passed along their listing to friends of ours, and planning a return for more adventures next year.
Stephen M.
March 20235
We loved the camper van, our hosts were very helpful and provided excellent service, and the whole booking experience was top notch.
Have a question?Get answers directly from the host
Q.Can I take the van to Burning Man?
A.
Unfortunately, No.
Q.Can I take the van on 4x4 dirt roads?
A.
No. Our van has fairly low clearance and a super long wheel-base so we ask that you do not take the van on 4x4 roads. Some dirt road driving is permitted, within reason, such as accessing camping in Lovell Canyon near Las Vegas or driving to El Dorado Canyon in Boulder. Please DO NOT attempt to drive the van on the road to Black Velvet Canyon and other rough and bumpy dirt roads. Any damage incurred on the van will be the renters’ responsibility to repair.
Q.Are there any special tricks and tips that would help with operating the RV easily?
A.
Yes, there are a few "tricks and tips" for operating each of the manual components of the van, such as the inverter, water pump, external shower, water tank filling, etc. so we have created short tutorial videos for each of these components and will also provide a quick demonstration and walkthrough when you pick up the van at the start of your trip. Here's the link to the videos on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@thomasgilmore9327
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