4.4
Very Good
20 trips
Offers delivery
21+
Sleeps 2
20 ft. long
This 2017 Ram Promaster 2500 has an indoor shower with instant hot water heater, enamel cast iron sink, butcher block countertops, a Dometic fridge with freezer, 10” queen memory foam mattress, solar panel and battery bank, 42 gallons of fresh water, and 20 gallon greywater tank (from sink and shower.) Toilet is a Nature’s Head composting toilet that doesn’t smell, and only needs changing on a monthly basis. Dimmable warm LED lighting, 2 MaxxAir fans with 10 speeds and thermostat, lots of cabinet and drawer storage, and even more storage in the cargo area for mountain bikes or other large adventure gear.What's included-Clean sheets and comforter
-Towels
-Pots & Pans
-Utensils, plates, bowls, cups, wine bottle opener, can opener
-2 burner electric cooktop
-Snow chains
-Propane Mr. Buddy heater
-Van installed with GPS lo-jack system for security
-Maintenance and normal repairs included (does not include damage caused by user)RecommendationsI'm sure TripAdvisor will do a much better job of tailoring to your specific interests for attractions to do and see, so I'll focus more on places to go with the van. San Diego County is fairly strict on regulations for camper vans when it comes to things like overnight parking, so I would make sure you have a driveway or campground to park in, especially within city limits. There's an app called iOverlander that is an invaluable resource for this sort of thing, and also lists water fill-up stations, etc.For a chill evening in San Diego
-Park on Fiesta Island or almost anywhere in Mission Bay to enjoy a campfire right next to the van. Closes at 10pm.If you want a half-day excursion
-Mission Trails is a large reserve 30 minutes away with a campground and many trails to hike, peaks to summit (including Cowles Mtn. the highest point in the city of SD) and outdoor rock climbingFor a weekend trip
-Joshua Tree NP is a 3 hour drive north-east with lots of hiking, rock climbing, and scrambling. Campgrounds in the park are usually booked up 6 months in advance, but there is free overnight parking on Bureau of Land Management open space just outside the park.Other things to note-Must be returned with full tank of gas
-No off-road driving; $200.00 fee for excessive wear and tear
-Please refill freshwater tank & empty greywater before returning
-No pets; sorry!
-Vehicle must be returned to San Diego, CA at termination of rental period
-Towels
-Pots & Pans
-Utensils, plates, bowls, cups, wine bottle opener, can opener
-2 burner electric cooktop
-Snow chains
-Propane Mr. Buddy heater
-Van installed with GPS lo-jack system for security
-Maintenance and normal repairs included (does not include damage caused by user)RecommendationsI'm sure TripAdvisor will do a much better job of tailoring to your specific interests for attractions to do and see, so I'll focus more on places to go with the van. San Diego County is fairly strict on regulations for camper vans when it comes to things like overnight parking, so I would make sure you have a driveway or campground to park in, especially within city limits. There's an app called iOverlander that is an invaluable resource for this sort of thing, and also lists water fill-up stations, etc.For a chill evening in San Diego
-Park on Fiesta Island or almost anywhere in Mission Bay to enjoy a campfire right next to the van. Closes at 10pm.If you want a half-day excursion
-Mission Trails is a large reserve 30 minutes away with a campground and many trails to hike, peaks to summit (including Cowles Mtn. the highest point in the city of SD) and outdoor rock climbingFor a weekend trip
-Joshua Tree NP is a 3 hour drive north-east with lots of hiking, rock climbing, and scrambling. Campgrounds in the park are usually booked up 6 months in advance, but there is free overnight parking on Bureau of Land Management open space just outside the park.Other things to note-Must be returned with full tank of gas
-No off-road driving; $200.00 fee for excessive wear and tear
-Please refill freshwater tank & empty greywater before returning
-No pets; sorry!
-Vehicle must be returned to San Diego, CA at termination of rental period
This 2017 Ram Promaster 2500 has an indoor shower with instant hot water heater, enamel cast iron sink, butcher block countertops, a Dometic fridge with freezer, 10” queen memory foam mattress, solar panel and battery bank, 42 gallons of fresh water, and 20 gallon greywater tank (from sink and shower.) Toilet is a Nature’s Head composting toilet that doesn’t smell, and only needs changing on a monthly basis. Dimmable warm LED lighting, 2 MaxxAir fans with 10 speeds and thermostat, lots of cabinet and drawer storage, and even more storage in the cargo area for mountain bikes or other large adventure gear.What's included-Clean sheets and comforter
-Towels
-Pots & Pans
-Utensils, plates, bowls, cups, wine bottle opener, can opener
-2 burner electric cooktop
-Snow chains
-Propane Mr. Buddy heater
-Van installed with GPS lo-jack system for security
-Maintenance and normal repairs included (does not include damage caused by user)RecommendationsI'm sure TripAdvisor will do a much better job of tailoring to your specific interests for attractions to do and see, so I'll focus more on places to go with the van. San Diego County is fairly strict on regulations for camper vans when it comes to things like overnight parking, so I would make sure you have a driveway or campground to park in, especially within city limits. There's an app called iOverlander that is an invaluable resource for this sort of thing, and also lists water fill-up stations, etc.For a chill evening in San Diego
-Park on Fiesta Island or almost anywhere in Mission Bay to enjoy a campfire right next to the van. Closes at 10pm.If you want a half-day excursion
-Mission Trails is a large reserve 30 minutes away with a campground and many trails to hike, peaks to summit (including Cowles Mtn. the highest point in the city of SD) and outdoor rock climbingFor a weekend trip
-Joshua Tree NP is a 3 hour drive north-east with lots of hiking, rock climbing, and scrambling. Campgrounds in the park are usually booked up 6 months in advance, but there is free overnight parking on Bureau of Land Management open space just outside the park.Other things to note-Must be returned with full tank of gas
-No off-road driving; $200.00 fee for excessive wear and tear
-Please refill freshwater tank & empty greywater before returning
-No pets; sorry!
-Vehicle must be returned to San Diego, CA at termination of rental period
-Towels
-Pots & Pans
-Utensils, plates, bowls, cups, wine bottle opener, can opener
-2 burner electric cooktop
-Snow chains
-Propane Mr. Buddy heater
-Van installed with GPS lo-jack system for security
-Maintenance and normal repairs included (does not include damage caused by user)RecommendationsI'm sure TripAdvisor will do a much better job of tailoring to your specific interests for attractions to do and see, so I'll focus more on places to go with the van. San Diego County is fairly strict on regulations for camper vans when it comes to things like overnight parking, so I would make sure you have a driveway or campground to park in, especially within city limits. There's an app called iOverlander that is an invaluable resource for this sort of thing, and also lists water fill-up stations, etc.For a chill evening in San Diego
-Park on Fiesta Island or almost anywhere in Mission Bay to enjoy a campfire right next to the van. Closes at 10pm.If you want a half-day excursion
-Mission Trails is a large reserve 30 minutes away with a campground and many trails to hike, peaks to summit (including Cowles Mtn. the highest point in the city of SD) and outdoor rock climbingFor a weekend trip
-Joshua Tree NP is a 3 hour drive north-east with lots of hiking, rock climbing, and scrambling. Campgrounds in the park are usually booked up 6 months in advance, but there is free overnight parking on Bureau of Land Management open space just outside the park.Other things to note-Must be returned with full tank of gas
-No off-road driving; $200.00 fee for excessive wear and tear
-Please refill freshwater tank & empty greywater before returning
-No pets; sorry!
-Vehicle must be returned to San Diego, CA at termination of rental period
Quick summary
AI generated
This campervan is built for seamless off-grid adventure, perfect for exploring wild places.
Enjoy true freedom with solar power, a hot shower, and a no-smell composting toilet.
A cozy queen bed and stocked kitchen mean you just bring food for worry-free trips.
Ample gear storage and a bike rack are ready for all your outdoor explorations.
2017 Dodge Ram Promaster 2500
Length
20 ft
20 ft
Transmission
Automatic
Automatic
Fuel Type
Gasoline
Gasoline
Tank Size
24 gal
24 gal
Sleeps
2
2
Seatbelts
4
4
Sleeping arrangements
1 bed
Queen bed
1
1
2017 Dodge Ram Promaster 2500
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Guest reviews
4.4
Very Good
7 reviews
Overall rating
5
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2
1
Communication
4.6
Cleanliness
4.4
Maintenance
4.4
Value
4.4
Listing accuracy
4.4
Review summary
Responsive and informative, with safety lapse
Daniel (and Emily) generally provide thorough walkthroughs, communicate well, and are helpful with questions. However, one guest reported Daniel dismissed critical safety concerns like bald tires and non-functional electrics.
Easy to drive, facing safety concerns
Guests praise its easy driving, spaciousness, comfortable queen bed, and amenities like solar, refrigerator, and shower. However, one rental cited bald tires, non-functional electrics, a non-draining shower, and dim headlights, impacting safety.
Features
2017 Dodge Ram Promaster 2500
- Sleeps 2
- 4 seatbelts
- Fresh water: 42 gal
- Fuel type: Gas
- Fuel capacity: 24 gal
- Automatic transmission
- Sleeps 2
- 4 seatbelts
- Fresh water: 42 gal
- Fuel type: Gas
- Fuel capacity: 24 gal
- Automatic transmission
Amenities
- Linens included
- Toilet
- Inside Shower
- Solart
- Water hookup
- Stove
- Refrigerator
- Kitchen Sink
- Dining Table
- Linens included
- Toilet
- Inside Shower
- Solart
- Water hookup
- Stove
- Refrigerator
- Kitchen Sink
- Dining Table
Location
San Diego, CA • Exact location provided after booking
San Diego, CA • Exact location provided after booking
Rules and policies
- 3 p.m. start time
11 a.m. end time - Music festival friendly
- Tailgating friendly
- Not pet friendly
- No smoking
- Mileage: 100 free miles / day
- No generator
Cancellation: Flexible
Meet your host, Daniel
Member since 2022
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My wife and I just finished an amazing extended road trip in our custom-built campervan, and would love to have someone else experience the joys of traveling and living wherever the wind blows!
My wife and I just finished an amazing extended road trip in our custom-built campervan, and would love to have someone else experience the joys of traveling and living wherever the wind blows!
