Clover the Campervan, where modern farmhouse meets adventure!

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What flexibility is available for picking up and dropping off the RV?

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I do my best to accommodate your needs where I can, but as a solo lady, I do have to work within my capacity. Please message me to see what we can do! I can come up with some creative solutions, and also understand what Outdoorsy needs for insurance purposes, so hopefully we find something that makes us all happy!

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Who is allowed to come with me?

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This part might be confusing. While the van sleeps three comfortably, it only has two legal seatbelts, so basically there is the verified driver (you, yay!) and you can bring one guest (who can also be a verified driver if they submit their info). If you arrive at a campground or destination, and have an additional guest that sleeps in the van, this is totally fine if that's what you choose, but they are not legally allowed to ride with you while the van is in motion.

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As a guest, what do I need to bring on a trip with Clover?

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I try to cover a lot of the bases for you so you can just show up with your clothes, toiletries, food items, personal electronics and charging cables and you should be good to go! A day pack, rain jacket, headlamp, sunscreen and bug spray is helpful if you're spending a lot of time outdoors. Travel mugs and refillable water bottles are handy, too. And lastly, don't forget your sunglasses!

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How do the electric, water and sewage hook up work while setting up at the campground?

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This van is designed to be completely off grid! No hook ups needed, giving you plenty of freedom to explore. Electricity is supplied via the solar panels and inverter, and the water needs are self contained with the 20 gallon fresh water tank, and the 5 gallon grey tank under the sink. The toilet is a cassette style, so this is fully portable as well. The only time you might need electrical hook ups is if you are stationary for long periods of time AND it's been cloudy or shady where you are.