Meet Tuley, a 2020 Ram ProMaster built for Yellowstone days and Montana nights.
She lives near Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport (BZN), about an hour and a half from Yellowstone’s north entrance. Grand Teton, Big Sky, Glacier, and the Gallatin and Madison rivers are all within an easy drive. Unlimited miles are included, so hit them all!
Starlink keeps you connected where cell service disappears. 200W of solar and a 3,000Wh Goal Zero keep everything running. The Tempur Pedic queen means you actually sleep. She drives like an SUV, parks in a normal spot, and has only 4,600 miles on her.
Flying in? I’ll have her parked and waiting at BZN, so a delayed flight won’t throw off your trip. I also deliver to hotels and campgrounds within 30 miles.
Bring your food and your clothes. Everything else is here.
Stay Connected
• Starlink satellite internet, included free, for remote work, streaming, and maps where there’s no cell signal
• 120V outlets for laptops, plus 12V and USB ports
• Flatscreen TV with Hdmi, USB C, and Lightning cables
Kitchen
• Dometic fridge on a slide out drawer
• Two burner induction stove that stows in a drawer to free up counter space
• Microwave, French press, and kettle
• Sink with 10 gallons of fresh water and a separate grey water tank
• Pots, pans, plates, bowls, cutlery, seasonings, spices, and cooking spray
• Cleaning supplies
Sleep
• Tempur Pedic queen mattress with sheets, comforter, and pillows
• Heated blanket for chilly nights, powered by the Goal Zero
• Fully insulated with Thinsulate and Dynamat, so she stays quiet and holds temperature
• MaxxAir roof fan with remote, plus sliding windows for airflow
• Swiveling front seats for lounging
Power
• Goal Zero Yeti 3000X power station (3,000Wh)
• Charges three ways: 200W roof solar, while driving, and shore power
• LED lighting throughout
Bathroom
• Thetford portable toilet and toilet paper
• Portable rinse kit for muddy boots, dusty feet, or a quick rinse after a hike
Storage
• Custom magnetic aluminum cabinets
• Rear storage for your bags, rods, and gear
Outdoors
• Two camp chairs and a folding camp table
• Outdoor mat for the sliding door, so less dirt gets inside
• String lights and a lantern for evenings at camp
• Flashlights and roasting sticks
• JBL Bluetooth speaker
• Two towels for a river or lake dip
Good TO Know
• No heater. Nights around Yellowstone can drop below freezing in May, September, and October, so pack warm layers and a hat. The heated blanket and insulation keep the bed cozy.
• No hot water. The kettle and induction stove heat water fast for dishes or a warm rinse.
• No indoor shower. Many campgrounds have showers.
• Starlink needs a clear view of the sky, so it may drop under heavy tree cover or in deep canyons.
• AC runs from the cab while driving. At camp, the roof fan and windows keep air moving.
• She’s a high roof van, so skip parking garages and drive thrus.
• Pets welcome (up to 2) for a $50 cleaning fee per trip. Please bring a blanket for the bed.
