Nacho Average Van - 2020 Ram Promaster
5 • 4 reviews
2 guests
Sleeps 2
19.7 ft. long
Pet friendly
Offers delivery
2020 Dodge Ram Promaster 2500
Nacho Average Van is a 2020 Ram 159" Promaster . Nacho is our self-built, Montana inspired van, and is ready to take you on all of your Montana adventures and beyond. Nacho comes with everything you need to have a great camping experience including a queen-size bed, sink with running water, camp stove, fridge, two fans, charging outlets, lots of gear storage, and much more.Nacho also has the little things that make it nacho average van. Everything you need to relax at your campsite is included: camp chairs, hammocks, tables, bar cocktail set, and a draft beer setup! (Just fill up some growlers with your favorite beer). During bad weather or cold mornings, hang out comfortably inside with our rollout bench, pullout table, comfortable bed, window coverings, and privacy window shades. Art from local Montana artists is also displayed throughout the van to make you feel right at home.I'm happy to make recommendations on anything western Montana related: camping, hikes, food and drinks, scenic drives, etc.Take a longer vacation and save! 10% off 8+ nights and 15% off 14+ nights150 miles a day are included (Montana is a big state and you'll be glad to have the extra miles)What's includedVan Amenities
● General
○ Maxx air fan
○ Gimble fan
○ Kitchen sink w/ water pump
○ Dimmable LED lights
○ 55 qt fridge
○ Pullout kitchen table
○ USB outlets
○ Inverter
○ Solar power● Kitchen
○ 2 burner propane stove
○ 1lb propane bottle
○ Dishes
○ Silverware
○ Cooking utensils
○ Pots and pans
○ Mixing bowls
○ Cutting board
○ Aeropress coffee maker
○ Towels
○ Cocktail bar set
○ Spices
○ Cleaning supplies● Bedroom
○ Short queen sized bed
○ Bed sheets
○ Blankets
○ Pillows
○ Dresser Cabinets● Camping gear
○ Camp chairs (2)
○ Roll-up table
○ Side table
• Screened Canopy
○ Fire grate
○ Hammocks (2)
○ Outdoor shower
○ Water jugs
○ Hatchet
○ Fire starter
Bear SprayAvailable Add-ons
- Draft beer cooler setup (Free)
- 17 in Tabletop Blackstone Griddle (Free)RecommendationsBook your summer trip now! If you're wanting to go to Glacier National Park this summer, campground reservations open up 6 months in advance for most campgrounds on recreation.gov and sites go fast! Plan ahead and have the peace of mind of having a campsite.Glacier National Park now requires either a day use permit for different areas of the park or a campground reservation to get in to the park from Memorial Day weekend to just after Labor Day weekend. They've made it a giant complicated pain in the butt to visit. Just be prepared. Here are more details. https://www.nps.gov/glac/planyourvisit/gtsrticketedentry.htmIf you are looking to camp in Yellowstone National Park, campground reservations in the park are open. Go to YellowstoneNationalParkLodges.com to reserve a campsite.Some Forest Service campgrounds also accept reservations through recreation.gov. Camping has been nuts the last few summers, so I wouldn't expect there to be open first come, first serve campsites in any of the popular areas if you're trying to roll in on a Friday evening. You can have better luck during the week. I can also recommend free dispersed campsites or less-visited areas in Western Montana.If you're looking to avoid the crowds, but still want to experience some amazing scenery, camping, and hiking, I'm happy to provide some recommendations for the Bitterroot, Lolo, Kootenai, and Flathead National Forests of Western Montana, as well as the Rocky Mountain Front.A favorite getaway of mine just 90 minutes outside of Missoula is a trip to the Philipsburg area. There's something for everyone - Hiking and camping in the Anaconda/Pintler mountains, fishing on Rock Creek, sapphire mining, a trip to the Philipsburg candy store or brewery, a ghost town, skiing or mountain biking at Discovery, and much more!Other things to noteABSOLUTELY NO SMOKING IN THE VAN!
Do not take van on any 4x4 high clearance roads.
Please return the van with a full tank of gas, the dishes cleaned and put away, countertop and sink cleaned, trash taken out, and floors swept.
● General
○ Maxx air fan
○ Gimble fan
○ Kitchen sink w/ water pump
○ Dimmable LED lights
○ 55 qt fridge
○ Pullout kitchen table
○ USB outlets
○ Inverter
○ Solar power● Kitchen
○ 2 burner propane stove
○ 1lb propane bottle
○ Dishes
○ Silverware
○ Cooking utensils
○ Pots and pans
○ Mixing bowls
○ Cutting board
○ Aeropress coffee maker
○ Towels
○ Cocktail bar set
○ Spices
○ Cleaning supplies● Bedroom
○ Short queen sized bed
○ Bed sheets
○ Blankets
○ Pillows
○ Dresser Cabinets● Camping gear
○ Camp chairs (2)
○ Roll-up table
○ Side table
• Screened Canopy
○ Fire grate
○ Hammocks (2)
○ Outdoor shower
○ Water jugs
○ Hatchet
○ Fire starter
Bear SprayAvailable Add-ons
- Draft beer cooler setup (Free)
- 17 in Tabletop Blackstone Griddle (Free)RecommendationsBook your summer trip now! If you're wanting to go to Glacier National Park this summer, campground reservations open up 6 months in advance for most campgrounds on recreation.gov and sites go fast! Plan ahead and have the peace of mind of having a campsite.Glacier National Park now requires either a day use permit for different areas of the park or a campground reservation to get in to the park from Memorial Day weekend to just after Labor Day weekend. They've made it a giant complicated pain in the butt to visit. Just be prepared. Here are more details. https://www.nps.gov/glac/planyourvisit/gtsrticketedentry.htmIf you are looking to camp in Yellowstone National Park, campground reservations in the park are open. Go to YellowstoneNationalParkLodges.com to reserve a campsite.Some Forest Service campgrounds also accept reservations through recreation.gov. Camping has been nuts the last few summers, so I wouldn't expect there to be open first come, first serve campsites in any of the popular areas if you're trying to roll in on a Friday evening. You can have better luck during the week. I can also recommend free dispersed campsites or less-visited areas in Western Montana.If you're looking to avoid the crowds, but still want to experience some amazing scenery, camping, and hiking, I'm happy to provide some recommendations for the Bitterroot, Lolo, Kootenai, and Flathead National Forests of Western Montana, as well as the Rocky Mountain Front.A favorite getaway of mine just 90 minutes outside of Missoula is a trip to the Philipsburg area. There's something for everyone - Hiking and camping in the Anaconda/Pintler mountains, fishing on Rock Creek, sapphire mining, a trip to the Philipsburg candy store or brewery, a ghost town, skiing or mountain biking at Discovery, and much more!Other things to noteABSOLUTELY NO SMOKING IN THE VAN!
Do not take van on any 4x4 high clearance roads.
Please return the van with a full tank of gas, the dishes cleaned and put away, countertop and sink cleaned, trash taken out, and floors swept.
Nacho Average Van is a 2020 Ram 159" Promaster . Nacho is our self-built, Montana inspired van, and is ready to take you on all of your Montana adventures and beyond. Nacho comes with everything you need to have a great camping experience including a queen-size bed, sink with running water, camp stove, fridge, two fans, charging outlets, lots of gear storage, and much more.Nacho also has the little things that make it nacho average van. Everything you need to relax at your campsite is included: camp chairs, hammocks, tables, bar cocktail set, and a draft beer setup! (Just fill up some growlers with your favorite beer). During bad weather or cold mornings, hang out comfortably inside with our rollout bench, pullout table, comfortable bed, window coverings, and privacy window shades. Art from local Montana artists is also displayed throughout the van to make you feel right at home.I'm happy to make recommendations on anything western Montana related: camping, hikes, food and drinks, scenic drives, etc.Take a longer vacation and save! 10% off 8+ nights and 15% off 14+ nights150 miles a day are included (Montana is a big state and you'll be glad to have the extra miles)What's includedVan Amenities
● General
○ Maxx air fan
○ Gimble fan
○ Kitchen sink w/ water pump
○ Dimmable LED lights
○ 55 qt fridge
○ Pullout kitchen table
○ USB outlets
○ Inverter
○ Solar power● Kitchen
○ 2 burner propane stove
○ 1lb propane bottle
○ Dishes
○ Silverware
○ Cooking utensils
○ Pots and pans
○ Mixing bowls
○ Cutting board
○ Aeropress coffee maker
○ Towels
○ Cocktail bar set
○ Spices
○ Cleaning supplies● Bedroom
○ Short queen sized bed
○ Bed sheets
○ Blankets
○ Pillows
○ Dresser Cabinets● Camping gear
○ Camp chairs (2)
○ Roll-up table
○ Side table
• Screened Canopy
○ Fire grate
○ Hammocks (2)
○ Outdoor shower
○ Water jugs
○ Hatchet
○ Fire starter
Bear SprayAvailable Add-ons
- Draft beer cooler setup (Free)
- 17 in Tabletop Blackstone Griddle (Free)RecommendationsBook your summer trip now! If you're wanting to go to Glacier National Park this summer, campground reservations open up 6 months in advance for most campgrounds on recreation.gov and sites go fast! Plan ahead and have the peace of mind of having a campsite.Glacier National Park now requires either a day use permit for different areas of the park or a campground reservation to get in to the park from Memorial Day weekend to just after Labor Day weekend. They've made it a giant complicated pain in the butt to visit. Just be prepared. Here are more details. https://www.nps.gov/glac/planyourvisit/gtsrticketedentry.htmIf you are looking to camp in Yellowstone National Park, campground reservations in the park are open. Go to YellowstoneNationalParkLodges.com to reserve a campsite.Some Forest Service campgrounds also accept reservations through recreation.gov. Camping has been nuts the last few summers, so I wouldn't expect there to be open first come, first serve campsites in any of the popular areas if you're trying to roll in on a Friday evening. You can have better luck during the week. I can also recommend free dispersed campsites or less-visited areas in Western Montana.If you're looking to avoid the crowds, but still want to experience some amazing scenery, camping, and hiking, I'm happy to provide some recommendations for the Bitterroot, Lolo, Kootenai, and Flathead National Forests of Western Montana, as well as the Rocky Mountain Front.A favorite getaway of mine just 90 minutes outside of Missoula is a trip to the Philipsburg area. There's something for everyone - Hiking and camping in the Anaconda/Pintler mountains, fishing on Rock Creek, sapphire mining, a trip to the Philipsburg candy store or brewery, a ghost town, skiing or mountain biking at Discovery, and much more!Other things to noteABSOLUTELY NO SMOKING IN THE VAN!
Do not take van on any 4x4 high clearance roads.
Please return the van with a full tank of gas, the dishes cleaned and put away, countertop and sink cleaned, trash taken out, and floors swept.
● General
○ Maxx air fan
○ Gimble fan
○ Kitchen sink w/ water pump
○ Dimmable LED lights
○ 55 qt fridge
○ Pullout kitchen table
○ USB outlets
○ Inverter
○ Solar power● Kitchen
○ 2 burner propane stove
○ 1lb propane bottle
○ Dishes
○ Silverware
○ Cooking utensils
○ Pots and pans
○ Mixing bowls
○ Cutting board
○ Aeropress coffee maker
○ Towels
○ Cocktail bar set
○ Spices
○ Cleaning supplies● Bedroom
○ Short queen sized bed
○ Bed sheets
○ Blankets
○ Pillows
○ Dresser Cabinets● Camping gear
○ Camp chairs (2)
○ Roll-up table
○ Side table
• Screened Canopy
○ Fire grate
○ Hammocks (2)
○ Outdoor shower
○ Water jugs
○ Hatchet
○ Fire starter
Bear SprayAvailable Add-ons
- Draft beer cooler setup (Free)
- 17 in Tabletop Blackstone Griddle (Free)RecommendationsBook your summer trip now! If you're wanting to go to Glacier National Park this summer, campground reservations open up 6 months in advance for most campgrounds on recreation.gov and sites go fast! Plan ahead and have the peace of mind of having a campsite.Glacier National Park now requires either a day use permit for different areas of the park or a campground reservation to get in to the park from Memorial Day weekend to just after Labor Day weekend. They've made it a giant complicated pain in the butt to visit. Just be prepared. Here are more details. https://www.nps.gov/glac/planyourvisit/gtsrticketedentry.htmIf you are looking to camp in Yellowstone National Park, campground reservations in the park are open. Go to YellowstoneNationalParkLodges.com to reserve a campsite.Some Forest Service campgrounds also accept reservations through recreation.gov. Camping has been nuts the last few summers, so I wouldn't expect there to be open first come, first serve campsites in any of the popular areas if you're trying to roll in on a Friday evening. You can have better luck during the week. I can also recommend free dispersed campsites or less-visited areas in Western Montana.If you're looking to avoid the crowds, but still want to experience some amazing scenery, camping, and hiking, I'm happy to provide some recommendations for the Bitterroot, Lolo, Kootenai, and Flathead National Forests of Western Montana, as well as the Rocky Mountain Front.A favorite getaway of mine just 90 minutes outside of Missoula is a trip to the Philipsburg area. There's something for everyone - Hiking and camping in the Anaconda/Pintler mountains, fishing on Rock Creek, sapphire mining, a trip to the Philipsburg candy store or brewery, a ghost town, skiing or mountain biking at Discovery, and much more!Other things to noteABSOLUTELY NO SMOKING IN THE VAN!
Do not take van on any 4x4 high clearance roads.
Please return the van with a full tank of gas, the dishes cleaned and put away, countertop and sink cleaned, trash taken out, and floors swept.
Features
2020 Dodge Ram Promaster 2500
- Sleeps 2
- 2 seatbelts
- Sleeps 2
- 2 seatbelts
Amenities
- Ceiling Fan
- Ceiling Fan
Meet your host, Adam
Member since 2021
Hi, I'm Adam. I'm a landscape photographer based in Missoula, MT. My wife and I love exploring Montana and the rest of the western US. Feel free to message me with any questions you may have. I'm also happy to make recommendations on anything western Montana related: camping, hikes, food, breweries, activities, etc.
Usually answers in less than 24 hours
Rules and policies
- Pet friendly
- No music festivals
- No tailgating
- No smoking
- Mileage: 150 free miles / day
No smoking allowed!
No driving on high clearance 4x4 roads.
No cleaning fees, but I do ask that dishes are washed and put away, countertops wiped down, and the floor is swept before returning. Thanks.
No driving on high clearance 4x4 roads.
No cleaning fees, but I do ask that dishes are washed and put away, countertops wiped down, and the floor is swept before returning. Thanks.
24/7 roadside assistance
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Blackstone Griddle
17 in Blackstone griddle with accessories
Free
Draft Beer Setup
Fill a growler at The Dram Shop or any favorite brewery to enjoy cold, sudsy beer in the woods.
Free
Blackstone Griddle
17 in Blackstone griddle with accessories
Free
Draft Beer Setup
Fill a growler at The Dram Shop or any favorite brewery to enjoy cold, sudsy beer in the woods.
Free
Availability and rates
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There’s a 5 night minimum stay
Discounts
- Monthly (28+ nights): 15% off nightly rate
Nacho Average Van - 2020 Ram Promaster
Dates
Customer reviews
Reviews
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Brandon G.
September 20235
Nacho is an excellent van and Adam was great to work with! We had an fantastic adventure, thanks!
1 Photo submitted by Brandon G.
Gabriel T.
July 20235
Everything about the trip was great. The van was perfect, incredibly well stocked with unexpected extras, and was easy to maneuver. The blackout, magnetic window attachments are very cool. We also appreciated the good advice on hiking in the area and making the most of our time here. We wish this was our van. Thank you so much, Adam.
1 Photo submitted by Gabriel Thompson C.
Katherine D.
July 20235
It was great renting the van from Adam.
He was really thorough and helpful with everything for our trip to Glacier National Park.
We would definitely rent from Adam again!
He was really thorough and helpful with everything for our trip to Glacier National Park.
We would definitely rent from Adam again!
Emily B.
July 20235
We loved Adam's van! It was perfect for us and it was so nice to have everything included. Adam even went above and beyond when our flight was cancelled to help get the van to us so we didn't have to lose more time. It was a great experience!
Have a question?Get answers directly from the host
Q.What flexibility is available for picking up and dropping off the RV?
A.
I can meet you at the Missoula Airport for van rental pickup (as long as you aren't arriving after 9pm).
Q.I want to camp in Glacier, how do I get a campsite?
A.
A lot of the campgrounds in Glacier are now reservation campgrounds that can be booked on recreation.gov 6 months in advance.
If sites are completely booked for the days you want to visit, I've used this website called Campnab that will scan for cancellations on the days and campgrounds you select, and will text you when there's an opening. I've used it several times and it works great! https://campnab.com/r/2i8j7a
Q.I want to go to Glacier National Park, but what's up with needing a permit?
A.
It takes some serious planning if you want to visit Glacier during peak summer. Here's the best article I've found that breaks things down well. I'm happy to answer any questions you might have.
https://flatheadbeacon.com/2023/11/09/glacier-national-park-announces-changes-to-vehicle-reservation-system-for-2024/
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