1995 Rialta

New Listing

2 trips

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Pet friendly

21+

Sleeps 2

Explore the Upper Peninsula with our custom-painted Winnebago Rialta. If you are planning a mountain bike trip or a scenic tour around Marquette, Houghton, or Copper Harbor, this setup works great for couples. Unlike larger motorhomes, this compact 22-foot van is easy to drive and fits into standard paved trailhead parking slots and campground spaces.The exterior features a custom retro multi-stripe paint job, while the interior is clean and updated with practical conveniences for active outdoor trips.Driving & Cockpit Upgrades: The van is built on a Volkswagen EuroVan chassis and drives much like a standard passenger van. It is narrow and easy to park at trailheads or grocery stores. For navigation, we have upgraded the dashboard with a sound system and a screen that features wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. This makes it easy to keep your trail maps and music active in remote areas.Bike Rack & Lock System: We have equipped the rear hitch with a sturdy, platform-style bike rack that holds up to two bikes. It secures bikes by the wheels to protect frames, and the trays fit different tire widths. To keep your gear safe, we provide a vinyl-coated combination cable lock that secures your bikes directly to the rack, avoiding loose padlocks that rattle while you drive.Cabin Layout & Bedding: Inside, both front seats swivel 180 degrees to face the cabin, creating a comfortable living space when parked. The rear dinette serves as a dining table with a large rear window for views of the woods or lake. At night, the dinette easily converts into a double bed (approximately 50 inches by 74 inches).Kitchen Amenities: The kitchen area includes a two-burner propane stove, a sink with an electric water pump, and storage cabinets. There is also a built-in refrigerator and freezer that runs automatically on multiple power sources to keep your food fresh.Onboard Utilities & Power: The van is fully self-contained for both off-grid camping and campground hookups:Off-Grid (Dry Camping): The lights, water pump, furnace, water heater, and refrigerator run on propane and the auxiliary house battery. Potable water is supplied by the freshwater tank.Campground Hookups: Plugging into a standard 30-amp campground outlet lets you use the microwave and the overhead air conditioning unit.Private Bathroom: The cabin features a private bathroom with a flush toilet, a fold-down sink, and an indoor shower. To save space when not in use, the bathroom walls slide inward to stay flush with the hallway. Note that the shower is pretty tight and sometimes has low pressure, so many guests prefer to use campground showers or simply jump in a nearby body of water.What's includedWhat is included:Bedding: Sheets, 2 pillows, blanket, 2 towels (pack layers if you run cold).Kitchen: Cookware, kettle, tea, pour-over set with filters, and thermos (bring ground coffee).Camp Gear: Lighter, roasting sticks, 4 koozies, lantern, headlamps, welcome rug.Utilities & Extras: Propane, fresh water hose, paper towels, TP, free Michigan State Park Pass, basic bike tools, integrated rack lock, emergency road kit.RecommendationsGreat paved U.P. road routes and campground suggestions:Marquette: Ride NTN South Trails (paved parking off M-553). Stay at Rippling River, Raging River, or Marquette Tourist Park (all ride-in/ride-out).Keweenaw: Paved CH roads. Stay at Fort Wilkins State Park, Lake Fanny Hooe Resort, or Trails End.Munising: Ride Bruno's Run (Pete's Lake paved parking). Stay at Munising Tourist Park, Bay Furnace, or KOA Journey.Other things to noteRoad Rules: Strictly no Brockway Mountain or unpaved, rough logging/dirt roads. Low-clearance septic plumbing and engine heat require paved roads only.Fuel: Return with a full gas tank.Exclusions: Bring food, swim towels, and ground coffee (instant is provided).Driving: Classic VW EuroVan chassis. Drive gently, respect its age, and take it slow. See the dashboard cheat sheet.

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  • Perfect for adventurous couples exploring the UP, this compact RV is easy to drive.

  • A bike rack and MI State Park Pass mean easy access to scenic trails.

  • Enjoy stress-free trips with a fully stocked kitchen and smart tech navigation.

  • Just pack food and yourselves for an unforgettable, active UP adventure!

1995 Winnebago Eurovan Camper Rialta

Length

22 ft

Transmission

Automatic

Fuel Type

Gasoline

Gross Weight

7,275 lbs

Sleeps

2

Seatbelts

4

Sleeping arrangements

Full bed

1

Dinnette conversion

1

1995 Rialta

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Jamey K.

August 2026

5.0

This Rialta's impressive fuel efficiency, averaging nearly 20 MPG @ 55 MPH, makes it a standout choice for financial consciousness renters Excellent maneuverability, easy to drive and park Surprisingly spacious and amenity bountiful considering its compact build; toilet, shower, hot water, sink, propane stovetop, roof vent fan, A/C, generator, awning, etc...

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Shawnrece B.

August 2026

3.0

The RV was clean, started reliably each time, got great gas mileage, and was easy to drive and park. People loved its classic paint colors and overall appearance, and the host was easy to communicate with. Unfortunately, we were unable to connect the RV to electricity because of a malfunctioning lock where the RV electric cord was located. Even the host had difficulty opening it—it took him three to four minutes of working with the lock while demonstrating how to operate the vehicle. The RV was also extremely sluggish on hills. It struggled to maintain 40 miles per hour when traveling uphill and, when starting at the bottom of a hill, had difficulty reaching even 20 miles per hour. The check-engine light came on twice. The first time, it remained on for approximately 10 minutes. The second time, it stayed on for about an hour. Aside from its difficulty climbing hills, the RV continued to run well. Because we needed electricity to operate our medical equipment at night, we were unable to sleep in the RV, which was a real disappointment. Had the RV not experienced these issues, I would have given it a much higher overall rating and would only consider renting again if fixed.

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Features
1995 Winnebago Eurovan Camper Rialta
  • Sleeps 2
  • 4 seatbelts
  • Fuel type: Gas
  • Automatic transmission
  • Gross weight: 7,275 lbs
Amenities
  • Toilet
  • Bathroom sink
  • Toilet paper
  • Hot water
  • Water hookup
  • Electric hookup (30 Amps)
  • Sewer hookup
  • Audio Inputs
Location

Marquette, MI  •  Exact location provided after booking

Rules and policies
• To ensure a safe trip and keep our classic vehicle running beautifully, all renters must agree to these rules before booking. Driving Guidelines & Low-Clearance Warnings Use Good Judgment on Unpaved Roads: While gravel and dirt roads are not strictly prohibited, please use extreme caution and good judgment. This van is not built for off-roading. The driver's side features very low-clearance septic plumbing that can easily be sheared off or damaged by rocks, deep ruts, or uneven paths. Stick to well-maintained, smooth surfaces. No Brockway Mountain: Driving up Brockway Mountain Drive or any steep, sustained mountain inclines is strictly prohibited. The engine can easily overheat under sustained, steep uphill loads. Stick to the scenic flat highways. Take It Slow: This is a classic vehicle. Do not exceed 65 mph on the highway. Accelerate gently, allow extra stopping distance, and take corners slowly. Respect its age and drive with care. Standard Rental Rules: No Smoking or Vaping: Smoking, vaping, or burning incense of any kind is strictly prohibited inside the campervan. A minimum 500 dollar professional cleaning fee will be charged if any odor or residue is detected. Empty the Waste Tanks: You are required to fully empty both the black and gray wastewater tanks before returning the van. Step-by-step dumping instructions are clearly laid out in our campervan guidebook. A 150 dollar fee will be charged if the van is returned with waste still in the tanks. Awning Care: Always retract and lock the exterior awning when leaving the campsite, before going to sleep, or during any windy weather. Wind damage is renter-responsible and very expensive. Fuel Policy: Return the van with a completely full tank of gasoline, just as it was handed to you. Tolls & Fines: Renters are 100% responsible for all tolls, traffic violations, parking tickets, and towing fees incurred during the rental period.
  • 10 a.m. start time
    3 p.m. end time
  • Pet friendly
  • Music festival friendly
  • Tailgating friendly
  • No smoking
  • Mileage: 150 free miles / day
  • No generator
Cancellation: Moderate
Meet your host, Corey

Member since 2024

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