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Home On Wheels: Mercedes-Benz Sprinter
2015 Camper van22 ftBoston, MA
Sleeps 2, Seats 2
Vincent (Vinny) Van Go - 2013 Mercedes Sprinter
4.8 • 20 reviews
2 guests
Sleeps 2
22 ft. long
Pet friendly
2013 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter
Update: 12/1 - We are currently only open for rentals in April and May of 2023. We will be moving to Portland, Maine in June 2023, and will likely resume rentals later that summer.Vinny is a custom-built Sprinter Van, ready for action. Whether you're headed to the beaches, the mountains, or anywhere in between, this rig will make your next adventure truly memorable. Vinny has a lofted, full-size bed, with plenty of space below for boards, skis, or even bikes. 350 watts of solar power will allow you to go off grid for days, exploring remote landscapes near or far. No hook-ups necessary! Vinny comes with a 50 liter fridge, a fan, a diesel heater, 24 gallons of water, and outlets for charging phones and laptops. We lived in this van through Colorado blizzards and a Chicago heat wave, and have designed it to stay comfortable in all four seasons.Vinny comes equipped with swivel seats and a bench, so that a few people can hang out inside comfortably. The cabinetry and interior design provide you with maximum storage and a light, colorful vibe. A sink and 6 feet or counter space allow for plenty of room for food prep and dishes.The Mercedes Sprinter is the ultimate #vanlife vehicle, with an efficient diesel engine, rear wheel drive, and high roof. Vinny loves cruising down an open road, and gets over 20 MPG on the highway. He can bump along dirt too, if that's where your adventure leads.Check out his Instagram! @vinnyvan_go
What's included
Vinny will always be stocked with 24 gallons of fresh water.Vinny will come equipped with a camp "couch," a propane camp stove, propane canisters, and a collapsible table. There will be linens and extra blankets for those chilly New England nights. Vinny has a bug net that can be used to keep the doors open and the pesky flies out on hot nights.Our pantry is stocked with olive oil, salt, pepper, coffee, tea, and Taza chocolate. Our kitchen includes two sauce pans, one large pot, spatula, ladle, mugs, cups, plates, bowls, cutting boards, kettle and percolator, Chef’s knife set, and a set of forks, knives, and spoons. Living in a van doesn't mean you have to compromise on cooking! We ate delicious meals throughout our van trip.We MUCH PREFER trips within New England. It gives us peace of mind knowing that our van is not too far away. Please inquire if you'd like to travel further afield in the Northeast. We do not rent to the van out for trips outside of the Northeast.Pickup after 12 PM, dropoff by 4 PM. Please inform if you'd like to adjust these times, and we'll try to be flexible.Recommendations
New England has so much to explore! Below are some of our favorite locations and activities.White Mountain National Forest: 2-3 Hours from Medford. Excellent hiking, with 48 peaks over 4000 feet, and the tallest mountain in New England, Mt Washington. Try any of the Presidential Range peaks for some steep New England hiking and splendid views. In Fall the leaves will blow you away. In Winter, skiing is the sport. Nordic ski in Jackson, or head to Loon, Cannon, Cranmore, Attitash, or other spots for some fine alpine skiing. Favorite towns: Sugar Hill, Littleton, North Conway.Green Mountain National Forest: 3-3.5 Hours from Medford. See the best of the Green Mountain State! Camel's Hump and Mount Mansfield are two lovely hikes, and just about the best places for leaf peeping in October. Check out Burlington nearby. The little city is full of excellent food, and breweries abound in the area. If good beer is your thing, then Vermont may be the place for you. In addition, there is fantastic cheese, maple syrup, and local produce year round. Northern Vermont has excellent dkiing in the winter, particularly at Stratton Mountain, Killington, and Smuggler's Notch.Acadia National Park: 5-6 Hours from Boston. This is truly an epic trip. The coast of Maine is a magical place, especially in summer, and Acadia is in a league of its own. You can hike, swim, go out on sea kayaks or whale watching tours, and eat lobster to your heart's content. Acadia is quite busy from Memorial Day to Indigenous People's Day, so book early if you plan on camping. Want to skip the crowds, and still see the splendor of Downeast Maine? Travel to Deer Isle, or Cobscook Bay State Park. Far fewer people, incredible camping opportunities.Mt. Blue State Park: 3-4 Hours. The Mountains of Western Maine are way underrated, especially Tumbledown Mountain. Stop in the sweet little city of Portland on your way. The food scene here punches well above it's weight, and breweries such as Allagash and Bissrl Bros serve up quality beer.The Cape: 1.5-3 Hours. A busy destination in the summer, with beautiful beaches, lots of nice food, historic towns, and fun bike paths.Other things to note
Please NO SMOKING inside the van.When cooking inside, place the camp stove on the foldout table, and open the window vents and vent fan for maximum air flow.Pets are welcome! Any size could fit, but a small to medium doggy would likely be more comfortable.SUMMER RENTALS PLEASE NOTE: the MaxxAir fan is currently out of order. While we work hard to fix it, note that it still functions well as ventilation. The rear fan and portable fan provide airflow in combination with the vents.Update: 12/1 - We are currently only open for rentals in April and May of 2023. We will be moving to Portland, Maine in June 2023, and will likely resume rentals later that summer.Vinny is a custom-built Sprinter Van, ready for action. Whether you're headed to the beaches, the mountains, or anywhere in between, this rig will make your next adventure truly memorable. Vinny has a lofted, full-size bed, with plenty of space below for boards, skis, or even bikes. 350 watts of solar power will allow you to go off grid for days, exploring remote landscapes near or far. No hook-ups necessary! Vinny comes with a 50 liter fridge, a fan, a diesel heater, 24 gallons of water, and outlets for charging phones and laptops. We lived in this van through Colorado blizzards and a Chicago heat wave, and have designed it to stay comfortable in all four seasons.Vinny comes equipped with swivel seats and a bench, so that a few people can hang out inside comfortably. The cabinetry and interior design provide you with maximum storage and a light, colorful vibe. A sink and 6 feet or counter space allow for plenty of room for food prep and dishes.The Mercedes Sprinter is the ultimate #vanlife vehicle, with an efficient diesel engine, rear wheel drive, and high roof. Vinny loves cruising down an open road, and gets over 20 MPG on the highway. He can bump along dirt too, if that's where your adventure leads.Check out his Instagram! @vinnyvan_go
What's included
Vinny will always be stocked with 24 gallons of fresh water.Vinny will come equipped with a camp "couch," a propane camp stove, propane canisters, and a collapsible table. There will be linens and extra blankets for those chilly New England nights. Vinny has a bug net that can be used to keep the doors open and the pesky flies out on hot nights.Our pantry is stocked with olive oil, salt, pepper, coffee, tea, and Taza chocolate. Our kitchen includes two sauce pans, one large pot, spatula, ladle, mugs, cups, plates, bowls, cutting boards, kettle and percolator, Chef’s knife set, and a set of forks, knives, and spoons. Living in a van doesn't mean you have to compromise on cooking! We ate delicious meals throughout our van trip.We MUCH PREFER trips within New England. It gives us peace of mind knowing that our van is not too far away. Please inquire if you'd like to travel further afield in the Northeast. We do not rent to the van out for trips outside of the Northeast.Pickup after 12 PM, dropoff by 4 PM. Please inform if you'd like to adjust these times, and we'll try to be flexible.Recommendations
New England has so much to explore! Below are some of our favorite locations and activities.White Mountain National Forest: 2-3 Hours from Medford. Excellent hiking, with 48 peaks over 4000 feet, and the tallest mountain in New England, Mt Washington. Try any of the Presidential Range peaks for some steep New England hiking and splendid views. In Fall the leaves will blow you away. In Winter, skiing is the sport. Nordic ski in Jackson, or head to Loon, Cannon, Cranmore, Attitash, or other spots for some fine alpine skiing. Favorite towns: Sugar Hill, Littleton, North Conway.Green Mountain National Forest: 3-3.5 Hours from Medford. See the best of the Green Mountain State! Camel's Hump and Mount Mansfield are two lovely hikes, and just about the best places for leaf peeping in October. Check out Burlington nearby. The little city is full of excellent food, and breweries abound in the area. If good beer is your thing, then Vermont may be the place for you. In addition, there is fantastic cheese, maple syrup, and local produce year round. Northern Vermont has excellent dkiing in the winter, particularly at Stratton Mountain, Killington, and Smuggler's Notch.Acadia National Park: 5-6 Hours from Boston. This is truly an epic trip. The coast of Maine is a magical place, especially in summer, and Acadia is in a league of its own. You can hike, swim, go out on sea kayaks or whale watching tours, and eat lobster to your heart's content. Acadia is quite busy from Memorial Day to Indigenous People's Day, so book early if you plan on camping. Want to skip the crowds, and still see the splendor of Downeast Maine? Travel to Deer Isle, or Cobscook Bay State Park. Far fewer people, incredible camping opportunities.Mt. Blue State Park: 3-4 Hours. The Mountains of Western Maine are way underrated, especially Tumbledown Mountain. Stop in the sweet little city of Portland on your way. The food scene here punches well above it's weight, and breweries such as Allagash and Bissrl Bros serve up quality beer.The Cape: 1.5-3 Hours. A busy destination in the summer, with beautiful beaches, lots of nice food, historic towns, and fun bike paths.Other things to note
Please NO SMOKING inside the van.When cooking inside, place the camp stove on the foldout table, and open the window vents and vent fan for maximum air flow.Pets are welcome! Any size could fit, but a small to medium doggy would likely be more comfortable.SUMMER RENTALS PLEASE NOTE: the MaxxAir fan is currently out of order. While we work hard to fix it, note that it still functions well as ventilation. The rear fan and portable fan provide airflow in combination with the vents.Features
2013 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter
- Sleeps 2
- 2 seatbelts
- Fresh water: 24 gal
- Fuel type: Diesel
- Automatic transmission
- Gray water: 5 gal
- Sleeps 2
- 2 seatbelts
- Fresh water: 24 gal
- Fuel type: Diesel
- Automatic transmission
- Gray water: 5 gal
Amenities
- Toilet
- Solart
- Audio Inputs
- Stove
- Refrigerator
- Kitchen Sink
- Dining Table
- Heater
- Toilet
- Solart
- Audio Inputs
- Stove
- Refrigerator
- Kitchen Sink
- Dining Table
- Heater
Meet your host, Carrick
Member since 2021
My girlfriend and I traveled in our van for 9 months, from September 2020 to June 2021. Check out our instagram @vinnyvan_go for more info about our travels! We are lovers of the outdoors, and felt blessed to have a vehicle to explore so many wild and beautiful places in North America. We enjoy hiking, trail running, skiing, cycling, and anything in the water. We also love farmer's markets, sharp cheddar cheese, sunsets, dogs, podcasts, and a light rain. We can't wait for you to experience the joys of van life!
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Rules and policies
- Pet friendly
- Tailgating friendly
- No music festivals
- No smoking
- Mileage: 150 free miles / day
No smoking or drug use is allowed in the vehicle. Your entire security deposit will be held until remediation can be obtained. Whatever the remediation specialist charges PLUS a service fee of $100 will be assessed out of the security deposit, and any remaining balance will be refunded to the renter as long as there is no other damage.
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There’s a 4 night minimum stay
Discounts
- Weekly (7+ nights): 9.9% off nightly rate
- Monthly (28+ nights): 19.9% off nightly rate
Fees
- Security deposit: $1,340.00 (refundable)
- Prep fee: $134.00. This fee will cover preparing and sanitizing the unit prior to each rental.
Vincent (Vinny) Van Go - 2013 Mercedes Sprinter
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Customer reviews
Reviews
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5Maintenance
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4.8Guest photos
Mikaela H.
November 20225
Michael R.
September 20225
New England…what an experience! The only and best way to do this is with Van Go! If you can’t get Van Go, you can settle with another RV or Van. Truly the most amazing experience traveling to and staying in Acadia National Park. Big thank you to Carrick and Haley. We had an amazing time!
4 Photos submitted by Michael R.
Andrew B.
September 20225
Call Brett rental, cozy interior, and relatively easy to drive. Great for camping and exploring New England!
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Sydney N.
September 20225
Very satisfied overall. The van was clean, we had an amazing time! Great communication. Everything we needed was in the van. Great place to sleep and cook and spend time. Thank you Vinny!
Nicola W.
July 20225
Niek M.
June 20224
