Explore Alaska in a Comfortable, Easy-to-Drive Camper Van
See Alaska on your own schedule with the freedom of a camper van and the comforts of an RV.
This Class B camper is compact enough to comfortably explore Alaska’s highways, towns, campgrounds and scenic stops, while still giving you a queen-size bed, private bathroom, kitchen, furnace and hot water.
It’s a great option for a couple, solo traveler, or small family looking for an affordable and comfortable way to experience Alaska.
Great for Alaska’s Fall Season
Late August and September are an incredible time to explore Alaska. The mountains begin turning gold, summer crowds thin out, and darker nights bring opportunities to see the northern lights.
After a cool day exploring, hiking or fishing, come back to your own camper, turn on the furnace, make dinner and relax.
Sleeps 2 Adults + 1 Child
The rear sofa converts into a queen-size bed and can comfortably sleep two adults. The layout can accommodate an additional child as well.
Comfort & Features
• Queen-size convertible rear bed
• Private bathroom with toilet + indoor shower
• Propane furnace
• Hot water
• 2-burner propane cooktop
• Refrigerator/freezer
• Microwave
• Kitchen sink
• Dining area with foldaway table
• Overhead A/C
• 6’2” interior height
• 30-amp shore power
• Plenty of storage for an Alaska road trip
Easy to Drive
Built on a Dodge Ram 3500 chassis, this Class B is approximately 20 feet long — considerably easier to drive, maneuver and park than a large motorhome.
That makes it especially convenient for stopping at grocery stores, restaurants, trailheads, campgrounds and scenic pullouts along the way.
Perfect For
• Couples
• Solo travelers
• Parent + child trips
• Small families
• Fall foliage trips
• Northern lights adventures
• Fishing trips
• Hiking trips
• Photography trips
• Weekend getaways
• Longer Alaska road trips
Where Can You Go?
Some of my favorite trips from Anchorage include:
Kenai Peninsula — 4–7 days
Anchorage → Girdwood → Seward → Cooper Landing → Homer → Anchorage
Denali & Interior — 5–8 days
Anchorage → Talkeetna → Denali → Fairbanks → Glennallen → Anchorage
Prince William Sound — 2–3 days
Anchorage → Girdwood → Portage → Whittier → Anchorage
I’m also happy to help with Alaska travel and campground recommendations before your trip.
