Ready for #Vanlife? 2022 Winnebago Solis - seats &

Our 2022 Winnebago Solis seats and sleeps 4 people in comfort and style. Enjoy the best that van life has to offer in a meticulously clean, stylish, fully stocked adventure vehicle! This nimble campervan will fit almost anywhere. We have upgraded the stock murphy bed with a fixed, RV king sized bed - no need to assemble your bed when you’re ready to sleep, and it will accommodate taller people much better than the stock mattress while providing more sleeping space for two. A major comfort upgrade!

Experience the convenience of cooking in the van or on the included Solo Stove Ranger (be sure to select as a free add-on); enjoy a cappuccino or French press (Nespresso pods included in your rental!); bathe in the privacy of the van or set up the outdoor heated shower. Roast marshmallows over the fire of the Solo Stove fire pit (where permitted).

Camp chairs, an outdoor table, cookware, dishes, silverware, Nespresso machine and French press coffee maker are all included in your rental. Linens are included unless you request to bring your own.s. The water and propane tanks will be full when you start your adventure. Power is provided by solar panels and a quieter-than-average Onan generator.

This rental is cleaned thoroughly between guests. Sheets are washed with bleach for maximum sanitation. Be sure to select bed linens as a free add-on if you want to include them in your rental; towels and waterproof mattress pad are included automatically.

Please Note: November - March renter are required to stay at campgrounds with electric hookups (30 amp or 50 amp - we have an adaptor for either type). Also, while this vehicle can function off-grid it is not equipped to handle rough roads and has a very low clearance due to the position of the generator. Be cautious about hipcamps and other nontraditional camping locations - the van will get stuck in wet grass, much less mud or thick mulch. Ask to see photos of the actual campsite before making reservations. Most established campgrounds (state and national parks, etc) are okay.