The HoneyVroom Van served as the adventure-mobile, home on the road for our honeymoon. Like you might be, we were intrigued by van life for a couple years before we finally pulled the trigger and made it happen with HoneyVroom van. This van is the perfect introduction to van life - cozy, comfortable, and functional - giving everything you need to get a taste of what life on the road could be like.
This van is a Ram Promaster 2500 high-roof, a professional custom build out by Wanderful Wheels in Colorado. Driving a large vehicle might seem intimidating, but HoneyVroom van is the perfect size (<20 ft) to be extremely beginner-friendly - it fits perfectly into a regular parking spot & it's equipped with a back-up cam & a digital rearview mirror.
Drive out and explore trails in the PNW, our various national parks, or all the wineries & farms nearby. Once you're hungry from your adventures, you can wash your hands in the kitchen sink & cook your meals on our 2 burner induction cook-top. Enjoy this inside on the bench & lagun table, or lounge outside under the MoonShade awning with comfortable camping chairs & table. When you're ready to call it a night, throw up the privacy covers on the windows & fall asleep on our spacious 6'' thick queen bed (note this sleeps horizontally - width wise in the van).
Choose to do your business outside in nature, at campsites and public restrooms, or add on the dry-flush toilet at an additional cost.
With solar power & an inverter to charge while you drive, we've never run out of power! Equipped with several USB & regular outlets throughout the van, you can ensure all your devices stay charged to capture your memories on this trip.
*Note*: The van is suited for 40-90 degree F weather. It's well-insulated to keep you warm during cool nights in the mountain. During the hot summers, the A/C in the cabin keeps you cool while driving & when parked, our overhead fan combined with opening the 3 windows allows you to keep air flowing through for a gentle breeze. But when the temperatures start to hit freezing, we put her into hibernation & rest for the winter.
