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Overland Camping Rig - Shirley

Name: Overland Camping Rig - Shirley
Brand: Toyota
SKU: 240648
Price: 411 CAD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8 (3 reviews)

4.8 • 3 commentaires

Van • Garden City, ID

3 invités

3 couchages

16 ft. long

2021 Toyota 4Runner

Take the wheel of our fully equipped overland Toyota 4Runner for turn-key camping. Our Camp-Rig is a complete camping system for up to 3 adults(alternate configurations may be available for families of 4 with small children).
Leave Your Gear AT Home! Our Camp-Rig is outfitted with: Rooftop Tent, Sun Awning, 4 Gallon Potable Water System, LP gas, Enhanced Power System, Solar, Navigation and Emergency Communications, Field kitchen/stove/50qrt electric fridge/ Stocked with cookware, eat-ware, cutlery, French Press, sponges, soap, towels, and more!
Lantern/Flashlight, Overland Category Med Kit, Fire Extinguisher, Mini Hand Saw, Shovel
And many more little creature comforts.

Caractéristiques

2021 Toyota 4Runner

3 couchages
3 ceintures de sécurité
Eau douce : 5 gal
Type de carburant : gaz
Capacité en carburant : 23 gal
Transmission automatique

3 couchages
3 ceintures de sécurité
Eau douce : 5 gal
Type de carburant : gaz
Capacité en carburant : 23 gal
Transmission automatique

Aménagements

Solaire
Cuisinière
Réfrigérateur
Chauffage
Climatisation
Auvent

Solaire
Cuisinière
Réfrigérateur
Chauffage
Climatisation
Auvent

Rencontrez votre hôte, Idaho Overland Adventures

Membre depuis 2021Concessionnaire

Our vehicle. Our gear. Your memories! Choose from our fully-equipped on-road/off-road camping fleet. Based in Boise, Idaho we rent fully-outfitted overland vehicles and trailers that let you explore more, reduce the workload of camping and create memories that last a lifetime. Grab your clothes and food and come experience a new twist on a favorite American past-time that makes camping carefree and easy.

Répond en général en moins de 24 heures

Règles et politiques

Animaux non acceptés
Pas de festivals de musique
Ne pas autoriser le talonnage
Non fumeur

Kilométrage : 100 gratuit miles / day

Responsibilities of Renters and Drivers:While our fleet comes properly equipped, we advise you to use your best judgment and only travel in driving conditions that do not exceed the capability of the driver and vehicle. We are confident you will treat our Camp Rigs and/or Camp Wagons like they're your own and that you would protect the vehicle against inclement weather and other road hazards. As a renter you are required to follow any and all instructions, recommendations, and cautions of Idaho Overland Adventures, LLC at all times during the rental, including, without limitation, in respect of the operation of any vehicle/trailer and/or equipment. Comply with all placards on and in the vehicle, trailer and included equipment. Failure to do so may cause harm, injury or death to you and/or others. Vehicle may become unstable if driven at high speeds. All authorized drivers acknowledge they must use their best judgment, drive safely, and anticipate breaking and turns.In regards to trailer rental, per the Idaho Dept. of Transportation; the use of trailer brakes is recommended while towing a trailers with an unloaded weight of 1,500 lbs. or more when operated upon a highway shall be equipped with an independent braking system to control the movement of and to stop and hold the vehicle and be designed to be applied by the driver of the towing motor vehicle from its cab.Other Considerations:
- At no point during the rental period may the vehicle be driven or taken outside the United States.
- DO NOT drive the vehicle or trailers with its equipment unsecured or exposed.
- DO NOT drive the vehicle or trailers through a car wash.
- DO NOT drive in or through a structure of an underpass, gas station, drive-through, or other object where there is insufficient clearance.
- Our Camp Rigs are NOT allowed to have anything towed behind them.
- Pets permitted only with prior written request by Renter and approval by Idaho Overland Adventures LLC. Pets must be restrained or
crated during transport.Primary Renter/Authorized Driver(s) acknowledge and agree that a driver must:
(1) be 25 years of age, (2) hold a valid driver’s license that is neither suspended or
revoked, (3) possess insurance that covers the rented vehicle or have purchased an
insurance package through us, (4) be listed as an Authorized Driver on this Agreement, and
(5) not have had a DUI, DWI, DWAI or a “Wet and Reckless” in the past 36 months.
Furthermore, we will not rent to repeat DUI offenders who are required to use a
portable Breathalyzer.The Overlanders Oath:
As an Overlander, I promise to do my part;
To be safe and respectful, to use my head and my heart.
I promise to Leave No Trace and to always Tread Lightly!
To be mindful of this commitment, daily and nightly.
I vow to minimize the impact I have on the outdoors,
To clean up more than just my mess when I go out to explore.
I will strive to preserve our natural resources and lighten "our land's" load,
To be considerate of others along my journey, both on and off-road.

Assistance routière 24h/24, 7j/7

Une assistance routière pour chaque location, ainsi qu'une aide pour planifier votre séjour ou utiliser le camping-car.

Options

Agrémentez votre séjour avec ces options. Disponibles au moment du paiement.

Add an extra 2 person ground tent

For those that prefer a ground tent instead of, or in addition to the already included 2 person roof top tent, here's a 2 person option.

47,95 $ CA

Camp Toilet

NO need to squat in the woods with this add-on! Also includes two Cleanwaste "GO Anywhere Toilet Kits" and 1 roll of TP.

41,10 $ CA

Childs Car Seat

As a convenience to parents we can provide a car seat for your child for a onetime fee. Car seats are age, size and weight specific so it is the renters responsibility to provide us with actual age/height/weight in order for Idaho Overland Adventures to provide the proper car seat. It is the parent or guardian's responsibility to ensure that the car seat is installed properly, and safely fits child per Department of Transportation requirements.

41,10 $ CA

Add an extra 2 person ground tent

For those that prefer a ground tent instead of, or in addition to the already included 2 person roof top tent, here's a 2 person option.

47,95 $ CA

Camp Toilet

NO need to squat in the woods with this add-on! Also includes two Cleanwaste "GO Anywhere Toilet Kits" and 1 roll of TP.

41,10 $ CA

Childs Car Seat

41,10 $ CA

Disponibilité et tarifs

avril 2024

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mai 2024

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Il y a un séjour minimum de 1 night

Frais

Dépôt de garantie : 685,00 $ CA (remboursable)
Frais de préparation : 108,23 $ CA. This fee covers preparing this unit for rental, including: Cleaning Fee; Schedule Safety - Free for Limited Time

Overland Camping Rig - Shirley

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Évaluations

(4.8)

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Brian B.

octobre 20214.5

TN Guys part IIWell this is our second review, we loved the Idaho Overland Adventure folks so much we had to return for a second trip before we needed snow shoes. This trip we mounted up good Ole’ Shirley again (The 4-runner) and headed to parts west and north of Boise. Our route included Silver city - Idaho Hotel, Alvord Desert, Steens Mountains, John Day, Sumpter, Pendelton, Walla Walla, Clarkston & Lewiston and back down through Hells Canyon and sights in-between. Our first trip hit temps in the upper 90’s while this trip saw lows in the teens. Regardless of the weather, the gear provided kept us comfortable. Which is great knowing that you can pack minimally and not have to worry.Fantastic trip again and we logged about 1,200 miles this time. Since we normally try to limit driving to daylight hours, we were able to enjoy more campfires and hanging at the campsite because of the slightly shorter days when compared to our first trip over the summer. There were also less people as this seemed to be past the high tourist season. Thus, we were able to enjoy the escape from congestion and soak up more solitude with nature. The only down side was that there were a few places of interest we did not get to visit because they were closed for the off season.This trip we were able to help a couple folks out of the snow atop the Steen Mountain at around 9,480feet (a minivan and a Subaru). If you head up into the snow country be sure and know your snow driving skill level. After that workout, we headed for a much-needed soak in the hot springs pool just outside of Crane. It was just what was needed and very relaxing. Turned north and visited a few spots along the route to Pendelton. There we had a great conversation with a sweet 91-year young lady who is associated with the Pendelton underground tours. She runs the antique store just next door. If you go there be sure and check out the tour, it’s pretty neat and be sure and tell her hello from the TN guys.From there it was up to Walla Walla and on over to Clarkston & Lewiston. We then turned back southeast through the Hells Canyon valley for some spectacular views. Saw some salmon ladders along the way (we have none in TN) and camped our last night at the Copperfield Campground so we could grab a nice hot shower before the plane ride back home. We are already looking forward to visiting again next summer for two more trips to complete our journey north and south of Boise. Excited to get back in the saddle with Shirley!!!

Ian W.

octobre 20215

My wife and I thoroughly enjoyed our 9-day excursion in late September, a 1,400-mile loop across the rugged and beautiful terrain of the Tri-State region (eastern Idaho, northwestern Wyoming, and southwestern Montana). We encountered dusty high desert, rolling green farmland, deep basalt canyons, Snake River meanders, snowy mountain passes, mirror calm lakes, brilliant yellow aspen, autumnal Teton sunsets, campfires, Milky Way night skies, frost-covered mornings, boiling pools of brilliant hues, stoic elk and bison, trout streams, high plains ranches, bumpy dirt roads, pine-covered ridges, and burnt orange Sawtooth sunrises; it was incredible.As for Idaho Overland Adventures, Joe and Brianne have structured this company to provide clients with safe access to a true outdoor experience and their professionalism really shows. The 4Runner is very well apportioned with all essential systems (electrical, water, shelter and cooking) in a logical layout that is thoughtfully incorporated into the vehicle. It really functions as a superb overlander and nothing has been overlooked. In-vehicle satellite communication links you with IOA home base, giving you the peace of mind of knowing that someone can be reached if something unexpected should arise.At check-in Joe leaves nothing to chance and provides a thorough walk-through of all aspects of the vehicle and onboard equipment. The vehicles are meticulously maintained and even include extra nice-to-have camp items (shovel, saw, fire-starters, headlamp, lantern) so you don’t have to bring your own.
Back in 2019 my wife and I completed an epic 5,000km self-drive safari in Namibia, renting a heavily used Toyota Hilux overlander from an outfitter in Windhoek. While it got us through the 3 week trip with only two equipment failures, that truck doesn’t hold a candle to the product that IOA offers. We’ve been on the search for a way to relive the magic of that Africa trip back here in the US and I must say that overlanding with IOA was exactly what we’d been looking for!

Brian B.

août 20215

Wow trip of a lifetime....best trip\experience I've ever had. I am normally not a review writer...just check the stars and call it good. However, after such a great experience I felt inclined to put down a few words.We were really impressed with the quality of gear provided by the outfitters....everything was quality from the refrigerator that kept everything at 31F regardless of the outside temperature, all the way down to the eating utensils that were made of quality stainless. It was gear you would buy for your personal long term camping - nothing you would purchase from a chain store. Probably too many amenities to list, but I will highlight a few - 2lb propane tank, stove, refrigerator, level up first aid kit, mounted 6'ish gal potable water tank, sleeping bags, pillows, Garmin mapping system (you will lose cell service in the remote mountains), camp table and chairs, nice awning, solar charging system, shovel, paper towels TP, plates, cups, soap....etc..I think most items are listed on the website for a more complete list.... However if you have any questions, just them a call they are always happy to help. I will note that the Garmin never lost communication and we were on a few pretty remote trails. We were also able to track our trip on google maps via android even without cell service.The 4runner could handle anywhere you wanted to go from the remote back country to the main interstate...essentially whatever trip you want go on, it can handle. It was also a very economical option especially when you compare it to the cost of a combined car and hotel rental, not to mention there is no check-in or check-out time as your bed is always were you park at the end of the day. More importantly we never had to camp or wake near a neighbor unless you count the mule deer or antelope in the back country. That said, if you prefer more developed or designated camping areas\sites it is perfect for that as well. This was more of a scouting trip for us with the intent to return to certain areas for more exploring and probably some fishing and possibly hunting.The tent...might be a little intimidating to a few at first, but literally once you set it up you will see it is no problem and set up time will be under 10-15 minutes (this includes unrolling your sleeping bag). You will be looking to install one on your own vehicle...ha! No seriously! It sleeps two very comfortably and three people would easily be do-able. The tent was surprisingly comfortable with a thick mat padding to serve as your mattress. It features an inside light and several pockets to store your gear and even has a hang bag outside for your shoes. We were rained on a couple nights and stayed dry - again quality gear all around!Issues and recommendations???....well we really didn't have any other than the fact that we probably over packed since this was our first time on such an adventure. Oh there was a minor issue with insurance coverage, however this was on our individual insurance company and not on the outfitter. It seems since the vehicle has a tent mounted to it is is considered an RV.... just be sure and have your coverage in writing to the outfitter before arrival. The outfitter mentioned this to us far in advance, however our personal insurance company dropped the ball. Otherwise they do offer a very economical coverage package as a second option that you might just want to do instead. This is what we did, and it offered a bit of extra peace of mind in case something went wrong or was accidentally broken. One other regional thing was that we notice was that most advertised gas prices in the areas we traveled in were for E85 which is not very common in the southeast where we live - just be sure to fill up with E87 or higher for the 4runner.Checkout takes about 30ish minutes so they can go over all the features of the rig, tent set up, and where everything is located. Everything we found was pretty straightforward and you can always communicate with the outfitter throughout the length of your trip via the Garmin or cell (when you have cell service) if you have any questions. Vehicle turn in is about the same, a quick once over of the gear and truck and your on your way. We had plenty of time to to catch our fight out and it is a short 10-15minute $12-15 Uber\taxi to the airport from the outfitter location.