Rental Van Information

Everything you need to know before your trip.

We want your experience to be simple, smooth, and enjoyable from start to finish. Below is helpful information to prepare you for life on the road in a Vanna camper van.

REntal Van Information

Before You Go

Take a few minutes to review what’s included in your van and plan accordingly. Packing in soft or collapsible bags makes it easier to store your gear once you’re on the road.

Think about your destination and the weather. While the van is heated and comfortable inside, you’ll want the right clothing and gear if you plan to spend time outdoors.

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Camping & Where to Stay

One of the biggest advantages of a Vanna van is the ability to camp almost anywhere. From campgrounds to remote public land, you have the flexibility to travel your way.

For many renters getting away can mean going completely off grid. With our four-season, fully equipped, off-grid vans, we are able to give renters that experience! For more information on public land camping for each state check out the Bureau of Land Management Camping website. They also provide resources for climbing, E-biking, hiking, and mountain biking on public lands.

North Dakota State Park Camping
Minnesota State Park Camping
Montana State Park Camping
Colorado State Park Camping

Grey Water & Waste

In North Dakota and Minnesota, grey water is treated like sewage and must be dumped properly. Campsites with RV’s must provide a sanitary dumping station. We do not provide a hose to attach to the grey water tank for dumping. Instead, there is a switch to open the tank and it dumps out from underneath the van. Dumping over sewer drains is allowed. A good rule of thumb is to make sure you are dumping at least 200 feet away from water sources.

When camping in National Forest lands grey water must be dumped 200 feet away from streams or lakes and use small amounts of biodegradable soap. Scatter strained dishwater.

In the backcountry, dump grey water away from any fresh water sources. Campgrounds usually have designated dumping areas.

Driving & Using the Van

Our vans are designed to be easy to drive and simple to operate. At pickup, we walk you through every system so you feel confident before you leave.

From power and heating to water and storage, everything is built to be intuitive so you can focus on your trip, not the setup.

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FAQ

Answers before you ask

Have questions before you hit the road? We’ve answered some of the most common things renters ask so you know exactly what to expect. If you need anything else, our team is always here to help.

What do I need to rent a camper van?
You’ll need a valid driver’s license, proof of insurance, and must meet our minimum age requirement. Full details are provided during booking.
Each rental includes 150 miles per day. Additional miles are $0.50 per mile, or you can prepay at a discounted rate of $0.35 per mile.
Yes. Our vans drive similar to a large SUV or truck. During pickup, we walk you through everything so you feel comfortable before you leave.
No. All Vanna vans are fully off-grid with solar power, battery storage, and heating, so you can camp without needing power or water connections.

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