2021 Dodge Promaster 2500, Custom, AC, Full OFF Grid Unit.
5
Excellent
3
Pet friendly
25+
Sleeps 2
20 ft. long
The is a brand new 2021 Promaster custom build RV, professionally converted fully equipped with a full size bed, sink, induction stove, microwave, ventilation, Webasto heater, Velit roof Air Conditioner, full size shower and pull out dry flush laveo toilet, Fridge/Freezer combo , tons of storage space, a 44 gallon water wheel tank for fresh water and a 600amp hour solar system to offer you all the power you could ever want. Fridge/Freezer comboThe rig is also packed with custom cabinetry, soft close doors and custom trim out, skylight above the bed to watch the stars and plenty of outlets to charge your devises. Full black out shades for each window, outdoor shower and much more.Was ist inbegriffenFresh linens, cookware, utensils, coffee machine, dry flush refill, drink ware, plates and coffee pods. Airport delivery to LAX available upon request. Delivery available upon request up to 50 miles.EmpfehlungenEmbarking on a recreational vehicle (RV) trip through California's national parks offers a breathtaking journey through diverse landscapes, from towering granite peaks to ancient forests and pristine coastlines. Here's a suggested itinerary covering all the national parks in California:**1. Joshua Tree National Park**
- Start your journey in the southern part of the state at Joshua Tree National Park.
- Explore unique rock formations, hike through Joshua tree forests, and stargaze at night.
- Camp at one of the park's RV-friendly campgrounds, like Black Rock or Jumbo Rocks.**2. Channel Islands National Park**
- Head west to Ventura or Santa Barbara to catch a ferry to Channel Islands National Park.
- Discover the rugged beauty of this remote island chain, home to diverse wildlife and pristine marine environments.
- While RVs aren't allowed on the islands, you can leave your RV at a nearby campground or parking area and take a day trip to the islands.**3. Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks**
- Drive north to the Sierra Nevada mountains to visit Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks.
- Stand in awe of the giant sequoia trees, including the famous General Sherman Tree, the largest tree on Earth by volume.
- Camp in one of the campgrounds in the parks, such as Lodgepole or Grant Grove Village.**4. Yosemite National Park**
- Continue north to Yosemite National Park, one of the most iconic national parks in the United States.
- Marvel at granite cliffs, thundering waterfalls, and pristine alpine meadows.
- Stay in one of the RV-friendly campgrounds in the park, like Upper Pines or Wawona.**5. Pinnacles National Park**
- Head west to Pinnacles National Park, known for its unique rock formations and diverse ecosystems.
- Hike through talus caves, spot California condors, and enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding countryside.
- Stay at the campground in the park, which offers RV sites with hookups.**6. Redwood National and State Parks**
- Drive north along the scenic Pacific Coast Highway to reach Redwood National and State Parks.
- Stand in awe of the towering coastal redwoods, the tallest trees on Earth.
- Camp in one of the RV-friendly campgrounds in the parks, such as Jedediah Smith or Prairie Creek.**7. Lassen Volcanic National Park**
- Finally, head northeast to Lassen Volcanic National Park, home to steaming fumaroles, bubbling mud pots, and volcanic peaks.
- Explore the park's network of trails, including the popular Bumpass Hell Trail.
- Camp at one of the campgrounds in the park, like Manzanita Lake or Butte Lake.This RV trip through California's national parks promises unforgettable experiences and stunning natural beauty at every turn. Make sure to check for any park-specific regulations or seasonal closures before embarking on your journey. Enjoy the adventure!Weitere wichtige DingePets are welcome, no smoking and festivals are allowed if approved. Burning Man is strictly prohibited.
- Start your journey in the southern part of the state at Joshua Tree National Park.
- Explore unique rock formations, hike through Joshua tree forests, and stargaze at night.
- Camp at one of the park's RV-friendly campgrounds, like Black Rock or Jumbo Rocks.**2. Channel Islands National Park**
- Head west to Ventura or Santa Barbara to catch a ferry to Channel Islands National Park.
- Discover the rugged beauty of this remote island chain, home to diverse wildlife and pristine marine environments.
- While RVs aren't allowed on the islands, you can leave your RV at a nearby campground or parking area and take a day trip to the islands.**3. Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks**
- Drive north to the Sierra Nevada mountains to visit Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks.
- Stand in awe of the giant sequoia trees, including the famous General Sherman Tree, the largest tree on Earth by volume.
- Camp in one of the campgrounds in the parks, such as Lodgepole or Grant Grove Village.**4. Yosemite National Park**
- Continue north to Yosemite National Park, one of the most iconic national parks in the United States.
- Marvel at granite cliffs, thundering waterfalls, and pristine alpine meadows.
- Stay in one of the RV-friendly campgrounds in the park, like Upper Pines or Wawona.**5. Pinnacles National Park**
- Head west to Pinnacles National Park, known for its unique rock formations and diverse ecosystems.
- Hike through talus caves, spot California condors, and enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding countryside.
- Stay at the campground in the park, which offers RV sites with hookups.**6. Redwood National and State Parks**
- Drive north along the scenic Pacific Coast Highway to reach Redwood National and State Parks.
- Stand in awe of the towering coastal redwoods, the tallest trees on Earth.
- Camp in one of the RV-friendly campgrounds in the parks, such as Jedediah Smith or Prairie Creek.**7. Lassen Volcanic National Park**
- Finally, head northeast to Lassen Volcanic National Park, home to steaming fumaroles, bubbling mud pots, and volcanic peaks.
- Explore the park's network of trails, including the popular Bumpass Hell Trail.
- Camp at one of the campgrounds in the park, like Manzanita Lake or Butte Lake.This RV trip through California's national parks promises unforgettable experiences and stunning natural beauty at every turn. Make sure to check for any park-specific regulations or seasonal closures before embarking on your journey. Enjoy the adventure!Weitere wichtige DingePets are welcome, no smoking and festivals are allowed if approved. Burning Man is strictly prohibited.
The is a brand new 2021 Promaster custom build RV, professionally converted fully equipped with a full size bed, sink, induction stove, microwave, ventilation, Webasto heater, Velit roof Air Conditioner, full size shower and pull out dry flush laveo toilet, Fridge/Freezer combo , tons of storage space, a 44 gallon water wheel tank for fresh water and a 600amp hour solar system to offer you all the power you could ever want. Fridge/Freezer comboThe rig is also packed with custom cabinetry, soft close doors and custom trim out, skylight above the bed to watch the stars and plenty of outlets to charge your devises. Full black out shades for each window, outdoor shower and much more.Was ist inbegriffenFresh linens, cookware, utensils, coffee machine, dry flush refill, drink ware, plates and coffee pods. Airport delivery to LAX available upon request. Delivery available upon request up to 50 miles.EmpfehlungenEmbarking on a recreational vehicle (RV) trip through California's national parks offers a breathtaking journey through diverse landscapes, from towering granite peaks to ancient forests and pristine coastlines. Here's a suggested itinerary covering all the national parks in California:**1. Joshua Tree National Park**
- Start your journey in the southern part of the state at Joshua Tree National Park.
- Explore unique rock formations, hike through Joshua tree forests, and stargaze at night.
- Camp at one of the park's RV-friendly campgrounds, like Black Rock or Jumbo Rocks.**2. Channel Islands National Park**
- Head west to Ventura or Santa Barbara to catch a ferry to Channel Islands National Park.
- Discover the rugged beauty of this remote island chain, home to diverse wildlife and pristine marine environments.
- While RVs aren't allowed on the islands, you can leave your RV at a nearby campground or parking area and take a day trip to the islands.**3. Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks**
- Drive north to the Sierra Nevada mountains to visit Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks.
- Stand in awe of the giant sequoia trees, including the famous General Sherman Tree, the largest tree on Earth by volume.
- Camp in one of the campgrounds in the parks, such as Lodgepole or Grant Grove Village.**4. Yosemite National Park**
- Continue north to Yosemite National Park, one of the most iconic national parks in the United States.
- Marvel at granite cliffs, thundering waterfalls, and pristine alpine meadows.
- Stay in one of the RV-friendly campgrounds in the park, like Upper Pines or Wawona.**5. Pinnacles National Park**
- Head west to Pinnacles National Park, known for its unique rock formations and diverse ecosystems.
- Hike through talus caves, spot California condors, and enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding countryside.
- Stay at the campground in the park, which offers RV sites with hookups.**6. Redwood National and State Parks**
- Drive north along the scenic Pacific Coast Highway to reach Redwood National and State Parks.
- Stand in awe of the towering coastal redwoods, the tallest trees on Earth.
- Camp in one of the RV-friendly campgrounds in the parks, such as Jedediah Smith or Prairie Creek.**7. Lassen Volcanic National Park**
- Finally, head northeast to Lassen Volcanic National Park, home to steaming fumaroles, bubbling mud pots, and volcanic peaks.
- Explore the park's network of trails, including the popular Bumpass Hell Trail.
- Camp at one of the campgrounds in the park, like Manzanita Lake or Butte Lake.This RV trip through California's national parks promises unforgettable experiences and stunning natural beauty at every turn. Make sure to check for any park-specific regulations or seasonal closures before embarking on your journey. Enjoy the adventure!Weitere wichtige DingePets are welcome, no smoking and festivals are allowed if approved. Burning Man is strictly prohibited.
- Start your journey in the southern part of the state at Joshua Tree National Park.
- Explore unique rock formations, hike through Joshua tree forests, and stargaze at night.
- Camp at one of the park's RV-friendly campgrounds, like Black Rock or Jumbo Rocks.**2. Channel Islands National Park**
- Head west to Ventura or Santa Barbara to catch a ferry to Channel Islands National Park.
- Discover the rugged beauty of this remote island chain, home to diverse wildlife and pristine marine environments.
- While RVs aren't allowed on the islands, you can leave your RV at a nearby campground or parking area and take a day trip to the islands.**3. Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks**
- Drive north to the Sierra Nevada mountains to visit Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks.
- Stand in awe of the giant sequoia trees, including the famous General Sherman Tree, the largest tree on Earth by volume.
- Camp in one of the campgrounds in the parks, such as Lodgepole or Grant Grove Village.**4. Yosemite National Park**
- Continue north to Yosemite National Park, one of the most iconic national parks in the United States.
- Marvel at granite cliffs, thundering waterfalls, and pristine alpine meadows.
- Stay in one of the RV-friendly campgrounds in the park, like Upper Pines or Wawona.**5. Pinnacles National Park**
- Head west to Pinnacles National Park, known for its unique rock formations and diverse ecosystems.
- Hike through talus caves, spot California condors, and enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding countryside.
- Stay at the campground in the park, which offers RV sites with hookups.**6. Redwood National and State Parks**
- Drive north along the scenic Pacific Coast Highway to reach Redwood National and State Parks.
- Stand in awe of the towering coastal redwoods, the tallest trees on Earth.
- Camp in one of the RV-friendly campgrounds in the parks, such as Jedediah Smith or Prairie Creek.**7. Lassen Volcanic National Park**
- Finally, head northeast to Lassen Volcanic National Park, home to steaming fumaroles, bubbling mud pots, and volcanic peaks.
- Explore the park's network of trails, including the popular Bumpass Hell Trail.
- Camp at one of the campgrounds in the park, like Manzanita Lake or Butte Lake.This RV trip through California's national parks promises unforgettable experiences and stunning natural beauty at every turn. Make sure to check for any park-specific regulations or seasonal closures before embarking on your journey. Enjoy the adventure!Weitere wichtige DingePets are welcome, no smoking and festivals are allowed if approved. Burning Man is strictly prohibited.
2021 Dodge Promaster 2500
Length
20 ft
20 ft
Fuel Type
Gasoline
Gasoline
Sleeps
2
2
Sicherheitsgurte
2
2
Host add-ons
Folding chairs and table
Generator 5000 watt
Guest reviews
5
Excellent
3 reviews
Gesamtbewertung
5
4
3
2
1
Kommunikation
5
Sauberkeit
5
Maintenance
4.5
Wert
5
Genauigkeit des Inserats
5
Features
2021 Dodge Promaster 2500
- Sleeps 2
- 2 Sicherheitsgurte
- Fresh water: 44 gal
- Gray water: 60 gal
- Sleeps 2
- 2 Sicherheitsgurte
- Fresh water: 44 gal
- Gray water: 60 gal
Ausstattung
- Toilette
- Innendusche
- Außendusche
- Solar
- Water hookup
- Electric hookup
- Sewer hookup
- Fernseher/DVD-Player
- Toilette
- Innendusche
- Außendusche
- Solar
- Water hookup
- Electric hookup
- Sewer hookup
- Fernseher/DVD-Player
Nearby places to stay
BURBANK, CA • Exact location provided after booking
1. Surf Outpost
Malibu, CA • 26 miles away
2. Lake Piru Recreation Area
Piru, CA • 33 miles away
3. Hudson Ranch Historical Resort and Campgrounds
Maricopa, CA • 75 miles away
4. Native Falls Campground
Temecula, CA • 87 miles away
5. Paradise by the Sea Beach RV Resort
Oceanside, CA • 88 miles away
Availability and RV fit not guaranteed. Please verify directly with campgrounds before booking.
BURBANK, CA • Exact location provided after booking
Rules and policies
- Pet friendly
- No music festivals
- No tailgating
- No smoking
- Mileage: 200 free miles / day
- Unbegrenzte hour für das Stromaggregat
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