"Wagabond" - 2024 Sequence 20k + Full Kitchen & Bath + Off-Grid + Starlink
"Wagabond" - 2024 Sequence 20k + Full Kitchen & Bath + Off-Grid + Starlink
Nouvelle annonce
2 voyages
Offres de livraison
Animaux acceptés
25+
2 couchages
Meet Wagabond -
Most camper vans are advertised as ready for adventure. Wagabond has already proved it.Wagabond is a 2024 Thor Sequence 20K designed for two travelers who want the freedom of a camper van without giving up a real kitchen, bathroom, bed, climate control, storage or internet.We are the original owners and know this van inside and out. Last summer, Wagabond carried us and our three dogs on a 78-day trip through 16 states and 17 national parks from Spokane to Cherokee, North Carolina, and back. Along the way, it handled national park campgrounds, dispersed boondocking, Harvest Hosts, big-city downtowns, mountain highways, and luxury RV resorts. And it looks good doing it!That trip taught us what really matters on the road, and we have equipped Wagabond to make your trip as easy and comfortable as possible. Trust us when we tell you this van as THE Best floorplan.Sleeps 2 | 22.5 ft long | Gasoline | Full wet bath | 400 Ah lithium | Pet-friendly with approval | Starlink availableEasy To Drive -
It drives like a car. Seriously, it is a joy to drive.At 22.5 feet long the Wagabond drives and parks much more like a full-size truck than a traditional motorhome. Drive right into that grocery store and park in a standard parking space. It uses standard gasoline, so there is no diesel fuel or DEF to worry about. Seats 4 while driving; sleeps 2. There are seatbelts for 4 people, two up front, two on the couch.Driving features include:
• Ram ProMaster 3500 High Roof 2WD (front wheel drive)
• Gasoline Pentastar V6 Engine (plenty of power, and gets around 15 mpg)
• Automatic transmission
• Backup camera
• Keyless entry & remote start
• Touchscreen dash control panel / stereo
• Full-size spare tire
• Spare 5-gallon fuel can
• Compact Class B: 22 feet 6 inches and 9 feet 6 inches tall with storage boxes. Standard 80 inches wide. (21 feet long without The Shed)Wagabond is a good choice for first-time Class B travelers who are comfortable driving a full-size truck or van. We provide a complete orientation before departure so you understand the electrical system, water system, climate controls, bed, kitchen and campsite hookups.Built For Two -
The rear lounge gives you a comfortable place to relax, eat, read or work after a day of exploring. At night, it converts into the sleeping area in about one minute.Sleeps: 2
Bed dimensions: 78" x 57"
(I am 6'3" 220 lbs and I am perfectly comfortable.)The front captain’s chairs swivel around to the living area, giving you additional foot room in bed and seating without taking up more floor space.Serious Off-Grid Capability -
Wagabond is especially well suited for travelers who want more choices than a standard full-hookup RV campground.The electrical system includes:
• Re(Li)able 400 Ah lithium battery system
• 200 W rooftop solar
• 3000 W inverter
• Victron smart battery monitoring
• RVMaster coach-control system
• Additional 200 W portable solar panel (included)The lithium system runs the household outlets, USB charging, lights, refrigerator, water pump, and normal coach systems without shore power. The 200 W rooftop panel and included 200 W portable panel can extend off-grid stays, although solar production depends on weather, season, shade, and how much power you use.Extended air conditioning or heating system use will reduce the battery-only use time. They draw far more power than the other systems in the van. Extended use away from electrical hookups requires the optional Westinghouse propane inverter generator. Do not plan on extended air conditioning from the batteries alone.Starlink Connectivity Add-On -
Wagabond has an optional Starlink Gen 3 system powered directly from a switched 12-V circuit, so it does not require the inverter. Service depends on location, obstructions and network availability, but we have successfully used the system while traveling through the most remote parts of the country.The Shed -
We replaced the standard rear bike rack with a lightweight aluminum storage box that we call “The Shed.”It keeps 2 camp chairs, an outdoor rug and folding table outside the living space. You can set up camp in minutes without carrying a pile of outdoor equipment inside the van or blocking access to the bathroom.A Thule rear-door 2-bike rack is available instead of The Shed when requested before the trip.The Garage -
Two Overland Vehicle Systems storage boxes provide 234 quarts of secure, weather-resistant gear storage. This is especially helpful for hiking equipment, dog supplies, fishing gear, helmets, shoes and other items you may not want inside the living area.The Kitchen Includes -
• Portable induction cooktop
• Contoure convection microwave oven
• 4.1 cu. ft. refrigerator
• 1.2 cu. ft. freezer
• Stainless-steel sink
• Pop-up electrical outlets with USB power
• 27-gallon fresh-water tank (2-3 days with short showers and normal use)
• 13.3-gallon gray-water tank
• 13.5-gallon heated black-water tankThe upright refrigerator is easy to access without getting down on your knees and digging around for the eggs.Bathroom and Climate Control -
The enclosed wet bath includes a shower, toilet and sink, so you are not dependent on campground facilities or roadside bushes.Wagabond also includes:
• Air conditioning
• Propane central heating
• Propane water heater
• Heated holding tanks
• Three-season insulation
• Thermostat-controlled climate systemPet-Friendly With Prior Approval -
• Our three dogs - 120-lb yellow lab and two 20-lb Chihuahua/Terriers - traveled with us for 78 days. The bed has been raised 2 inches to give the doggos more room to sleep under the bed, or for more storage.
• Add the optional Westinghouse generator to run the thermostat-controlled air conditioning at camp on hot days.
• "Pets On Board - Climate Controlled" stickers, gear storage in The Garage for dog supplies.Awning and Outdoor Living -
• The power awning creates a comfortable shaded outdoor space, while The Shed lets you unload the chairs, rug and table without disturbing the interior of the van.
• The awning is the single most commonly damaged item on any camper van, and damage is not covered. Retract it any time wind picks up, before you leave camp, and every night before bed. Wind gusts can arrive without warning and will bend the arms or tear the fabric in seconds. Never leave the awning extended unattended, and never leave it out overnight. If you are unsure whether conditions are safe, retract it. Guests are responsible for the full cost of awning repair or replacement.Optional Add-Ons -
• Starlink service is available as an optional add-on. Requires a clear view of the sky, so heavy tree cover and canyon walls will limit it. Performance depends on your location and network conditions.
• Pet fee, for well-behaved dogs with prior approval.
• Thule rear-door two-bike rack in place of The Shed, with advance notice.
• Three-person tent
• Coleman two-burner propane stove
• Additional camping chairs
• Hammocks
• 22" Blackstone griddle
• 6-foot folding full-size plastic table
• 6-foot folding bar-height table
• Westinghouse iGen4500 propane inverter generator with remote start. Recommended for extended air-conditioning use or longer stationary off-grid stays. Includes one full propane cylinder and the required connection equipment. The generator must be operated outdoors in accordance with its operating instructions, never inside the van, under the awning, or near an open window, door, or air intake. Campground generator hours and restrictions still apply.
• One full propane cylinder
• Correct propane hose and regulator
• Remote
• Security cable and lock
• Instruction ManualReady For Your Trip -
You do not need to recreate our 78-day trip. Wagabond is equally happy at a lakeside campground, on a national park loop, beside a trailhead, downtown, or on a long cross-country adventure.It has already taken us on the adventure of a lifetime. Now it is ready for yours. Reserve Wagabond for your trip today!Full walkthrough:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WgjcjrkVZakSee the lithium battery and electrical system:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AM2WmEcPlKwCe qui est inclusLiving:
- Sheets and blankets included
- Bath mat
- TowelsKitchen:
- Pots and pans sized for the induction cooktop
- Pot holders or oven mitts
- Can opener, bottle opener, corkscrew
- Colander
- Measuring cups and spoons
- Plates, bowls, mugs and glasses for two
- Silverware, cooking utensils, knives and a cutting board
- Dish soap, sponge, dish towels, paper towels
- Broom and dustpan
- Multipurpose cleaner
- Trash bags and food storage containersOutdoor living:
- Two camp chairs
- Folding table
- Outdoor rug
- 200 W portable solar panel and its connecting cableRV essentials:
- Window coverings and blackout shades
- Bug screens on the side and back doors
- Fresh water hose and pressure regulator
- Potable-water filter
- Sewer hose and disposable gloves
- 30-amp shore power cord with 15-amp and 50-to-30-amp adapters
- 30-amp surge protector
- Flashlight and lantern
- Leveling blocks and wheel chocks
- Toilet chemicals and RV-safe toilet paper
- Full-size spare tire, jack and tire iron
- Jumper cables and basic tool kit
- Fire extinguisher, first aid kit, carbon monoxideAlso included at pickup:
- Freshwater-tank full (partially filled, empty, or filled on request)
- Gray and black tanks empty
- Full onboard propane tank
- Complete in-person orientation covering the electrical system, water system, climate controls, bed conversion, kitchen and campground hookups
- Printed quick-reference guide in the van
- Our cell number. We answer texts while you are on the road.RecommandationsSpokane is an excellent launch point for eastern Washington and North Idaho. Here is where we would go.Weekend trips, two to three days:Riverside State Park. The Bowl and Pitcher campground sits beside the Spokane River with hiking trails and an iconic suspension bridge, minutes from downtown.
Coeur d'Alene and North Idaho. Explore Tubbs Hill, then continue to Farragut State Park on Lake Pend Oreille for camping, hiking, biking, fishing, disc golf and World War II naval history. Heyburn State Park and the Trail of the Coeur d'Alenes are another strong option.
Mount Spokane State Park for hiking and viewpoints close to town, or head north to Priest Lake State Park for a quieter lake-and-forest getaway.
Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area for camping, paddling and relaxing near the water.Longer trips, four days or more:Glacier National Park. About five hours. Going-to-the-Sun Road, Many Glacier and Two Medicine. Check vehicle reservation requirements before you go. Wagabond's length is fine for the road.
Yellowstone and Grand Teton. Ten to eleven hours, better as a week. We camped both on our trip and Wagabond fit the campgrounds easily.
North Cascades and the Methow Valley. Four to five hours west. Highway 20 is one of the best drives in the state, and Winthrop makes a good base.
Olympic National Park. Seven hours. Rainforest, coast and mountains in one park.
Oregon Coast. Eight hours to Astoria, then work your way south.
Banff and Kootenay. Seven hours north. Bring your passport, and note that Canada requires our written approval in advance.Campground operations, road access, fire restrictions and reservation requirements change seasonally, so check current conditions before you leave. We are happy to help you plan a route that fits your trip length and camping style. Download iOverlander for dispersed camping on public land, and consider a Harvest Hosts membership for free overnight stays at wineries, farms and museums.Autres points à signaler- Only Outdoorsy-verified drivers may drive. Pickup and return include the required in-app key exchange, joint inspection and photos.
- Report any accident, damage, theft, vandalism or mechanical problem immediately through Outdoorsy. A police report is required for any third-party incident or suspected crime.
- Wagabond is 22.5 ft long with The Shed, 21 ft without, 9 ft 6 in high, and has 7 in of ground clearance. Confirm campsite and overhead limits.
- Canada requires our written approval before booking. Mexico is prohibited; entering or attempting to enter Mexico voids coverage for the entire trip.
- Wagabond is front-wheel drive, not 4x4. Paved roads and well-maintained gravel roads suitable for ordinary passenger vehicles are permitted. Rough, rutted, washed-out, unmaintained, high-clearance, 4WD-only and off-road routes are prohibited.
- A disclosed Zubie GPS/telematics device remains active for security, recovery, mileage and road-use compliance. Do not disable, disconnect, obstruct or tamper with it.
- Prohibited-road use may end the trip and requires an invoiced undercarriage and running-gear inspection, including alignment. Guests are responsible for actual documented inspection, cleaning, towing, recovery, diagnosis, repair and accessory-damage costs caused by prohibited use. Off-road damage is excluded from Outdoorsy's Host Protection Package and may leave the guest responsible for the full loss, not only the deductible.
- No smoking/vaping, roof access or towing. Approved pets are welcome, but guests remain responsible for pet damage and excess cleaning.
- Guests are responsible for loss or damage to host gear and add-ons, including storage boxes, bike rack, generator, solar panel, Starlink and camping equipment.
- Retract awning any time wind picks up or if unattended.
- Return with a full gas tank and empty gray/black tanks unless arranged otherwise. Posted refueling/dump fees apply.
Most camper vans are advertised as ready for adventure. Wagabond has already proved it.Wagabond is a 2024 Thor Sequence 20K designed for two travelers who want the freedom of a camper van without giving up a real kitchen, bathroom, bed, climate control, storage or internet.We are the original owners and know this van inside and out. Last summer, Wagabond carried us and our three dogs on a 78-day trip through 16 states and 17 national parks from Spokane to Cherokee, North Carolina, and back. Along the way, it handled national park campgrounds, dispersed boondocking, Harvest Hosts, big-city downtowns, mountain highways, and luxury RV resorts. And it looks good doing it!That trip taught us what really matters on the road, and we have equipped Wagabond to make your trip as easy and comfortable as possible. Trust us when we tell you this van as THE Best floorplan.Sleeps 2 | 22.5 ft long | Gasoline | Full wet bath | 400 Ah lithium | Pet-friendly with approval | Starlink availableEasy To Drive -
It drives like a car. Seriously, it is a joy to drive.At 22.5 feet long the Wagabond drives and parks much more like a full-size truck than a traditional motorhome. Drive right into that grocery store and park in a standard parking space. It uses standard gasoline, so there is no diesel fuel or DEF to worry about. Seats 4 while driving; sleeps 2. There are seatbelts for 4 people, two up front, two on the couch.Driving features include:
• Ram ProMaster 3500 High Roof 2WD (front wheel drive)
• Gasoline Pentastar V6 Engine (plenty of power, and gets around 15 mpg)
• Automatic transmission
• Backup camera
• Keyless entry & remote start
• Touchscreen dash control panel / stereo
• Full-size spare tire
• Spare 5-gallon fuel can
• Compact Class B: 22 feet 6 inches and 9 feet 6 inches tall with storage boxes. Standard 80 inches wide. (21 feet long without The Shed)Wagabond is a good choice for first-time Class B travelers who are comfortable driving a full-size truck or van. We provide a complete orientation before departure so you understand the electrical system, water system, climate controls, bed, kitchen and campsite hookups.Built For Two -
The rear lounge gives you a comfortable place to relax, eat, read or work after a day of exploring. At night, it converts into the sleeping area in about one minute.Sleeps: 2
Bed dimensions: 78" x 57"
(I am 6'3" 220 lbs and I am perfectly comfortable.)The front captain’s chairs swivel around to the living area, giving you additional foot room in bed and seating without taking up more floor space.Serious Off-Grid Capability -
Wagabond is especially well suited for travelers who want more choices than a standard full-hookup RV campground.The electrical system includes:
• Re(Li)able 400 Ah lithium battery system
• 200 W rooftop solar
• 3000 W inverter
• Victron smart battery monitoring
• RVMaster coach-control system
• Additional 200 W portable solar panel (included)The lithium system runs the household outlets, USB charging, lights, refrigerator, water pump, and normal coach systems without shore power. The 200 W rooftop panel and included 200 W portable panel can extend off-grid stays, although solar production depends on weather, season, shade, and how much power you use.Extended air conditioning or heating system use will reduce the battery-only use time. They draw far more power than the other systems in the van. Extended use away from electrical hookups requires the optional Westinghouse propane inverter generator. Do not plan on extended air conditioning from the batteries alone.Starlink Connectivity Add-On -
Wagabond has an optional Starlink Gen 3 system powered directly from a switched 12-V circuit, so it does not require the inverter. Service depends on location, obstructions and network availability, but we have successfully used the system while traveling through the most remote parts of the country.The Shed -
We replaced the standard rear bike rack with a lightweight aluminum storage box that we call “The Shed.”It keeps 2 camp chairs, an outdoor rug and folding table outside the living space. You can set up camp in minutes without carrying a pile of outdoor equipment inside the van or blocking access to the bathroom.A Thule rear-door 2-bike rack is available instead of The Shed when requested before the trip.The Garage -
Two Overland Vehicle Systems storage boxes provide 234 quarts of secure, weather-resistant gear storage. This is especially helpful for hiking equipment, dog supplies, fishing gear, helmets, shoes and other items you may not want inside the living area.The Kitchen Includes -
• Portable induction cooktop
• Contoure convection microwave oven
• 4.1 cu. ft. refrigerator
• 1.2 cu. ft. freezer
• Stainless-steel sink
• Pop-up electrical outlets with USB power
• 27-gallon fresh-water tank (2-3 days with short showers and normal use)
• 13.3-gallon gray-water tank
• 13.5-gallon heated black-water tankThe upright refrigerator is easy to access without getting down on your knees and digging around for the eggs.Bathroom and Climate Control -
The enclosed wet bath includes a shower, toilet and sink, so you are not dependent on campground facilities or roadside bushes.Wagabond also includes:
• Air conditioning
• Propane central heating
• Propane water heater
• Heated holding tanks
• Three-season insulation
• Thermostat-controlled climate systemPet-Friendly With Prior Approval -
• Our three dogs - 120-lb yellow lab and two 20-lb Chihuahua/Terriers - traveled with us for 78 days. The bed has been raised 2 inches to give the doggos more room to sleep under the bed, or for more storage.
• Add the optional Westinghouse generator to run the thermostat-controlled air conditioning at camp on hot days.
• "Pets On Board - Climate Controlled" stickers, gear storage in The Garage for dog supplies.Awning and Outdoor Living -
• The power awning creates a comfortable shaded outdoor space, while The Shed lets you unload the chairs, rug and table without disturbing the interior of the van.
• The awning is the single most commonly damaged item on any camper van, and damage is not covered. Retract it any time wind picks up, before you leave camp, and every night before bed. Wind gusts can arrive without warning and will bend the arms or tear the fabric in seconds. Never leave the awning extended unattended, and never leave it out overnight. If you are unsure whether conditions are safe, retract it. Guests are responsible for the full cost of awning repair or replacement.Optional Add-Ons -
• Starlink service is available as an optional add-on. Requires a clear view of the sky, so heavy tree cover and canyon walls will limit it. Performance depends on your location and network conditions.
• Pet fee, for well-behaved dogs with prior approval.
• Thule rear-door two-bike rack in place of The Shed, with advance notice.
• Three-person tent
• Coleman two-burner propane stove
• Additional camping chairs
• Hammocks
• 22" Blackstone griddle
• 6-foot folding full-size plastic table
• 6-foot folding bar-height table
• Westinghouse iGen4500 propane inverter generator with remote start. Recommended for extended air-conditioning use or longer stationary off-grid stays. Includes one full propane cylinder and the required connection equipment. The generator must be operated outdoors in accordance with its operating instructions, never inside the van, under the awning, or near an open window, door, or air intake. Campground generator hours and restrictions still apply.
• One full propane cylinder
• Correct propane hose and regulator
• Remote
• Security cable and lock
• Instruction ManualReady For Your Trip -
You do not need to recreate our 78-day trip. Wagabond is equally happy at a lakeside campground, on a national park loop, beside a trailhead, downtown, or on a long cross-country adventure.It has already taken us on the adventure of a lifetime. Now it is ready for yours. Reserve Wagabond for your trip today!Full walkthrough:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WgjcjrkVZakSee the lithium battery and electrical system:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AM2WmEcPlKwCe qui est inclusLiving:
- Sheets and blankets included
- Bath mat
- TowelsKitchen:
- Pots and pans sized for the induction cooktop
- Pot holders or oven mitts
- Can opener, bottle opener, corkscrew
- Colander
- Measuring cups and spoons
- Plates, bowls, mugs and glasses for two
- Silverware, cooking utensils, knives and a cutting board
- Dish soap, sponge, dish towels, paper towels
- Broom and dustpan
- Multipurpose cleaner
- Trash bags and food storage containersOutdoor living:
- Two camp chairs
- Folding table
- Outdoor rug
- 200 W portable solar panel and its connecting cableRV essentials:
- Window coverings and blackout shades
- Bug screens on the side and back doors
- Fresh water hose and pressure regulator
- Potable-water filter
- Sewer hose and disposable gloves
- 30-amp shore power cord with 15-amp and 50-to-30-amp adapters
- 30-amp surge protector
- Flashlight and lantern
- Leveling blocks and wheel chocks
- Toilet chemicals and RV-safe toilet paper
- Full-size spare tire, jack and tire iron
- Jumper cables and basic tool kit
- Fire extinguisher, first aid kit, carbon monoxideAlso included at pickup:
- Freshwater-tank full (partially filled, empty, or filled on request)
- Gray and black tanks empty
- Full onboard propane tank
- Complete in-person orientation covering the electrical system, water system, climate controls, bed conversion, kitchen and campground hookups
- Printed quick-reference guide in the van
- Our cell number. We answer texts while you are on the road.RecommandationsSpokane is an excellent launch point for eastern Washington and North Idaho. Here is where we would go.Weekend trips, two to three days:Riverside State Park. The Bowl and Pitcher campground sits beside the Spokane River with hiking trails and an iconic suspension bridge, minutes from downtown.
Coeur d'Alene and North Idaho. Explore Tubbs Hill, then continue to Farragut State Park on Lake Pend Oreille for camping, hiking, biking, fishing, disc golf and World War II naval history. Heyburn State Park and the Trail of the Coeur d'Alenes are another strong option.
Mount Spokane State Park for hiking and viewpoints close to town, or head north to Priest Lake State Park for a quieter lake-and-forest getaway.
Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area for camping, paddling and relaxing near the water.Longer trips, four days or more:Glacier National Park. About five hours. Going-to-the-Sun Road, Many Glacier and Two Medicine. Check vehicle reservation requirements before you go. Wagabond's length is fine for the road.
Yellowstone and Grand Teton. Ten to eleven hours, better as a week. We camped both on our trip and Wagabond fit the campgrounds easily.
North Cascades and the Methow Valley. Four to five hours west. Highway 20 is one of the best drives in the state, and Winthrop makes a good base.
Olympic National Park. Seven hours. Rainforest, coast and mountains in one park.
Oregon Coast. Eight hours to Astoria, then work your way south.
Banff and Kootenay. Seven hours north. Bring your passport, and note that Canada requires our written approval in advance.Campground operations, road access, fire restrictions and reservation requirements change seasonally, so check current conditions before you leave. We are happy to help you plan a route that fits your trip length and camping style. Download iOverlander for dispersed camping on public land, and consider a Harvest Hosts membership for free overnight stays at wineries, farms and museums.Autres points à signaler- Only Outdoorsy-verified drivers may drive. Pickup and return include the required in-app key exchange, joint inspection and photos.
- Report any accident, damage, theft, vandalism or mechanical problem immediately through Outdoorsy. A police report is required for any third-party incident or suspected crime.
- Wagabond is 22.5 ft long with The Shed, 21 ft without, 9 ft 6 in high, and has 7 in of ground clearance. Confirm campsite and overhead limits.
- Canada requires our written approval before booking. Mexico is prohibited; entering or attempting to enter Mexico voids coverage for the entire trip.
- Wagabond is front-wheel drive, not 4x4. Paved roads and well-maintained gravel roads suitable for ordinary passenger vehicles are permitted. Rough, rutted, washed-out, unmaintained, high-clearance, 4WD-only and off-road routes are prohibited.
- A disclosed Zubie GPS/telematics device remains active for security, recovery, mileage and road-use compliance. Do not disable, disconnect, obstruct or tamper with it.
- Prohibited-road use may end the trip and requires an invoiced undercarriage and running-gear inspection, including alignment. Guests are responsible for actual documented inspection, cleaning, towing, recovery, diagnosis, repair and accessory-damage costs caused by prohibited use. Off-road damage is excluded from Outdoorsy's Host Protection Package and may leave the guest responsible for the full loss, not only the deductible.
- No smoking/vaping, roof access or towing. Approved pets are welcome, but guests remain responsible for pet damage and excess cleaning.
- Guests are responsible for loss or damage to host gear and add-ons, including storage boxes, bike rack, generator, solar panel, Starlink and camping equipment.
- Retract awning any time wind picks up or if unattended.
- Return with a full gas tank and empty gray/black tanks unless arranged otherwise. Posted refueling/dump fees apply.
Meet Wagabond -
Most camper vans are advertised as ready for adventure. Wagabond has already proved it.Wagabond is a 2024 Thor Sequence 20K designed for two travelers who want the freedom of a camper van without giving up a real kitchen, bathroom, bed, climate control, storage or internet.We are the original owners and know this van inside and out. Last summer, Wagabond carried us and our three dogs on a 78-day trip through 16 states and 17 national parks from Spokane to Cherokee, North Carolina, and back. Along the way, it handled national park campgrounds, dispersed boondocking, Harvest Hosts, big-city downtowns, mountain highways, and luxury RV resorts. And it looks good doing it!That trip taught us what really matters on the road, and we have equipped Wagabond to make your trip as easy and comfortable as possible. Trust us when we tell you this van as THE Best floorplan.Sleeps 2 | 22.5 ft long | Gasoline | Full wet bath | 400 Ah lithium | Pet-friendly with approval | Starlink availableEasy To Drive -
It drives like a car. Seriously, it is a joy to drive.At 22.5 feet long the Wagabond drives and parks much more like a full-size truck than a traditional motorhome. Drive right into that grocery store and park in a standard parking space. It uses standard gasoline, so there is no diesel fuel or DEF to worry about. Seats 4 while driving; sleeps 2. There are seatbelts for 4 people, two up front, two on the couch.Driving features include:
• Ram ProMaster 3500 High Roof 2WD (front wheel drive)
• Gasoline Pentastar V6 Engine (plenty of power, and gets around 15 mpg)
• Automatic transmission
• Backup camera
• Keyless entry & remote start
• Touchscreen dash control panel / stereo
• Full-size spare tire
• Spare 5-gallon fuel can
• Compact Class B: 22 feet 6 inches and 9 feet 6 inches tall with storage boxes. Standard 80 inches wide. (21 feet long without The Shed)Wagabond is a good choice for first-time Class B travelers who are comfortable driving a full-size truck or van. We provide a complete orientation before departure so you understand the electrical system, water system, climate controls, bed, kitchen and campsite hookups.Built For Two -
The rear lounge gives you a comfortable place to relax, eat, read or work after a day of exploring. At night, it converts into the sleeping area in about one minute.Sleeps: 2
Bed dimensions: 78" x 57"
(I am 6'3" 220 lbs and I am perfectly comfortable.)The front captain’s chairs swivel around to the living area, giving you additional foot room in bed and seating without taking up more floor space.Serious Off-Grid Capability -
Wagabond is especially well suited for travelers who want more choices than a standard full-hookup RV campground.The electrical system includes:
• Re(Li)able 400 Ah lithium battery system
• 200 W rooftop solar
• 3000 W inverter
• Victron smart battery monitoring
• RVMaster coach-control system
• Additional 200 W portable solar panel (included)The lithium system runs the household outlets, USB charging, lights, refrigerator, water pump, and normal coach systems without shore power. The 200 W rooftop panel and included 200 W portable panel can extend off-grid stays, although solar production depends on weather, season, shade, and how much power you use.Extended air conditioning or heating system use will reduce the battery-only use time. They draw far more power than the other systems in the van. Extended use away from electrical hookups requires the optional Westinghouse propane inverter generator. Do not plan on extended air conditioning from the batteries alone.Starlink Connectivity Add-On -
Wagabond has an optional Starlink Gen 3 system powered directly from a switched 12-V circuit, so it does not require the inverter. Service depends on location, obstructions and network availability, but we have successfully used the system while traveling through the most remote parts of the country.The Shed -
We replaced the standard rear bike rack with a lightweight aluminum storage box that we call “The Shed.”It keeps 2 camp chairs, an outdoor rug and folding table outside the living space. You can set up camp in minutes without carrying a pile of outdoor equipment inside the van or blocking access to the bathroom.A Thule rear-door 2-bike rack is available instead of The Shed when requested before the trip.The Garage -
Two Overland Vehicle Systems storage boxes provide 234 quarts of secure, weather-resistant gear storage. This is especially helpful for hiking equipment, dog supplies, fishing gear, helmets, shoes and other items you may not want inside the living area.The Kitchen Includes -
• Portable induction cooktop
• Contoure convection microwave oven
• 4.1 cu. ft. refrigerator
• 1.2 cu. ft. freezer
• Stainless-steel sink
• Pop-up electrical outlets with USB power
• 27-gallon fresh-water tank (2-3 days with short showers and normal use)
• 13.3-gallon gray-water tank
• 13.5-gallon heated black-water tankThe upright refrigerator is easy to access without getting down on your knees and digging around for the eggs.Bathroom and Climate Control -
The enclosed wet bath includes a shower, toilet and sink, so you are not dependent on campground facilities or roadside bushes.Wagabond also includes:
• Air conditioning
• Propane central heating
• Propane water heater
• Heated holding tanks
• Three-season insulation
• Thermostat-controlled climate systemPet-Friendly With Prior Approval -
• Our three dogs - 120-lb yellow lab and two 20-lb Chihuahua/Terriers - traveled with us for 78 days. The bed has been raised 2 inches to give the doggos more room to sleep under the bed, or for more storage.
• Add the optional Westinghouse generator to run the thermostat-controlled air conditioning at camp on hot days.
• "Pets On Board - Climate Controlled" stickers, gear storage in The Garage for dog supplies.Awning and Outdoor Living -
• The power awning creates a comfortable shaded outdoor space, while The Shed lets you unload the chairs, rug and table without disturbing the interior of the van.
• The awning is the single most commonly damaged item on any camper van, and damage is not covered. Retract it any time wind picks up, before you leave camp, and every night before bed. Wind gusts can arrive without warning and will bend the arms or tear the fabric in seconds. Never leave the awning extended unattended, and never leave it out overnight. If you are unsure whether conditions are safe, retract it. Guests are responsible for the full cost of awning repair or replacement.Optional Add-Ons -
• Starlink service is available as an optional add-on. Requires a clear view of the sky, so heavy tree cover and canyon walls will limit it. Performance depends on your location and network conditions.
• Pet fee, for well-behaved dogs with prior approval.
• Thule rear-door two-bike rack in place of The Shed, with advance notice.
• Three-person tent
• Coleman two-burner propane stove
• Additional camping chairs
• Hammocks
• 22" Blackstone griddle
• 6-foot folding full-size plastic table
• 6-foot folding bar-height table
• Westinghouse iGen4500 propane inverter generator with remote start. Recommended for extended air-conditioning use or longer stationary off-grid stays. Includes one full propane cylinder and the required connection equipment. The generator must be operated outdoors in accordance with its operating instructions, never inside the van, under the awning, or near an open window, door, or air intake. Campground generator hours and restrictions still apply.
• One full propane cylinder
• Correct propane hose and regulator
• Remote
• Security cable and lock
• Instruction ManualReady For Your Trip -
You do not need to recreate our 78-day trip. Wagabond is equally happy at a lakeside campground, on a national park loop, beside a trailhead, downtown, or on a long cross-country adventure.It has already taken us on the adventure of a lifetime. Now it is ready for yours. Reserve Wagabond for your trip today!Full walkthrough:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WgjcjrkVZakSee the lithium battery and electrical system:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AM2WmEcPlKwCe qui est inclusLiving:
- Sheets and blankets included
- Bath mat
- TowelsKitchen:
- Pots and pans sized for the induction cooktop
- Pot holders or oven mitts
- Can opener, bottle opener, corkscrew
- Colander
- Measuring cups and spoons
- Plates, bowls, mugs and glasses for two
- Silverware, cooking utensils, knives and a cutting board
- Dish soap, sponge, dish towels, paper towels
- Broom and dustpan
- Multipurpose cleaner
- Trash bags and food storage containersOutdoor living:
- Two camp chairs
- Folding table
- Outdoor rug
- 200 W portable solar panel and its connecting cableRV essentials:
- Window coverings and blackout shades
- Bug screens on the side and back doors
- Fresh water hose and pressure regulator
- Potable-water filter
- Sewer hose and disposable gloves
- 30-amp shore power cord with 15-amp and 50-to-30-amp adapters
- 30-amp surge protector
- Flashlight and lantern
- Leveling blocks and wheel chocks
- Toilet chemicals and RV-safe toilet paper
- Full-size spare tire, jack and tire iron
- Jumper cables and basic tool kit
- Fire extinguisher, first aid kit, carbon monoxideAlso included at pickup:
- Freshwater-tank full (partially filled, empty, or filled on request)
- Gray and black tanks empty
- Full onboard propane tank
- Complete in-person orientation covering the electrical system, water system, climate controls, bed conversion, kitchen and campground hookups
- Printed quick-reference guide in the van
- Our cell number. We answer texts while you are on the road.RecommandationsSpokane is an excellent launch point for eastern Washington and North Idaho. Here is where we would go.Weekend trips, two to three days:Riverside State Park. The Bowl and Pitcher campground sits beside the Spokane River with hiking trails and an iconic suspension bridge, minutes from downtown.
Coeur d'Alene and North Idaho. Explore Tubbs Hill, then continue to Farragut State Park on Lake Pend Oreille for camping, hiking, biking, fishing, disc golf and World War II naval history. Heyburn State Park and the Trail of the Coeur d'Alenes are another strong option.
Mount Spokane State Park for hiking and viewpoints close to town, or head north to Priest Lake State Park for a quieter lake-and-forest getaway.
Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area for camping, paddling and relaxing near the water.Longer trips, four days or more:Glacier National Park. About five hours. Going-to-the-Sun Road, Many Glacier and Two Medicine. Check vehicle reservation requirements before you go. Wagabond's length is fine for the road.
Yellowstone and Grand Teton. Ten to eleven hours, better as a week. We camped both on our trip and Wagabond fit the campgrounds easily.
North Cascades and the Methow Valley. Four to five hours west. Highway 20 is one of the best drives in the state, and Winthrop makes a good base.
Olympic National Park. Seven hours. Rainforest, coast and mountains in one park.
Oregon Coast. Eight hours to Astoria, then work your way south.
Banff and Kootenay. Seven hours north. Bring your passport, and note that Canada requires our written approval in advance.Campground operations, road access, fire restrictions and reservation requirements change seasonally, so check current conditions before you leave. We are happy to help you plan a route that fits your trip length and camping style. Download iOverlander for dispersed camping on public land, and consider a Harvest Hosts membership for free overnight stays at wineries, farms and museums.Autres points à signaler- Only Outdoorsy-verified drivers may drive. Pickup and return include the required in-app key exchange, joint inspection and photos.
- Report any accident, damage, theft, vandalism or mechanical problem immediately through Outdoorsy. A police report is required for any third-party incident or suspected crime.
- Wagabond is 22.5 ft long with The Shed, 21 ft without, 9 ft 6 in high, and has 7 in of ground clearance. Confirm campsite and overhead limits.
- Canada requires our written approval before booking. Mexico is prohibited; entering or attempting to enter Mexico voids coverage for the entire trip.
- Wagabond is front-wheel drive, not 4x4. Paved roads and well-maintained gravel roads suitable for ordinary passenger vehicles are permitted. Rough, rutted, washed-out, unmaintained, high-clearance, 4WD-only and off-road routes are prohibited.
- A disclosed Zubie GPS/telematics device remains active for security, recovery, mileage and road-use compliance. Do not disable, disconnect, obstruct or tamper with it.
- Prohibited-road use may end the trip and requires an invoiced undercarriage and running-gear inspection, including alignment. Guests are responsible for actual documented inspection, cleaning, towing, recovery, diagnosis, repair and accessory-damage costs caused by prohibited use. Off-road damage is excluded from Outdoorsy's Host Protection Package and may leave the guest responsible for the full loss, not only the deductible.
- No smoking/vaping, roof access or towing. Approved pets are welcome, but guests remain responsible for pet damage and excess cleaning.
- Guests are responsible for loss or damage to host gear and add-ons, including storage boxes, bike rack, generator, solar panel, Starlink and camping equipment.
- Retract awning any time wind picks up or if unattended.
- Return with a full gas tank and empty gray/black tanks unless arranged otherwise. Posted refueling/dump fees apply.
Most camper vans are advertised as ready for adventure. Wagabond has already proved it.Wagabond is a 2024 Thor Sequence 20K designed for two travelers who want the freedom of a camper van without giving up a real kitchen, bathroom, bed, climate control, storage or internet.We are the original owners and know this van inside and out. Last summer, Wagabond carried us and our three dogs on a 78-day trip through 16 states and 17 national parks from Spokane to Cherokee, North Carolina, and back. Along the way, it handled national park campgrounds, dispersed boondocking, Harvest Hosts, big-city downtowns, mountain highways, and luxury RV resorts. And it looks good doing it!That trip taught us what really matters on the road, and we have equipped Wagabond to make your trip as easy and comfortable as possible. Trust us when we tell you this van as THE Best floorplan.Sleeps 2 | 22.5 ft long | Gasoline | Full wet bath | 400 Ah lithium | Pet-friendly with approval | Starlink availableEasy To Drive -
It drives like a car. Seriously, it is a joy to drive.At 22.5 feet long the Wagabond drives and parks much more like a full-size truck than a traditional motorhome. Drive right into that grocery store and park in a standard parking space. It uses standard gasoline, so there is no diesel fuel or DEF to worry about. Seats 4 while driving; sleeps 2. There are seatbelts for 4 people, two up front, two on the couch.Driving features include:
• Ram ProMaster 3500 High Roof 2WD (front wheel drive)
• Gasoline Pentastar V6 Engine (plenty of power, and gets around 15 mpg)
• Automatic transmission
• Backup camera
• Keyless entry & remote start
• Touchscreen dash control panel / stereo
• Full-size spare tire
• Spare 5-gallon fuel can
• Compact Class B: 22 feet 6 inches and 9 feet 6 inches tall with storage boxes. Standard 80 inches wide. (21 feet long without The Shed)Wagabond is a good choice for first-time Class B travelers who are comfortable driving a full-size truck or van. We provide a complete orientation before departure so you understand the electrical system, water system, climate controls, bed, kitchen and campsite hookups.Built For Two -
The rear lounge gives you a comfortable place to relax, eat, read or work after a day of exploring. At night, it converts into the sleeping area in about one minute.Sleeps: 2
Bed dimensions: 78" x 57"
(I am 6'3" 220 lbs and I am perfectly comfortable.)The front captain’s chairs swivel around to the living area, giving you additional foot room in bed and seating without taking up more floor space.Serious Off-Grid Capability -
Wagabond is especially well suited for travelers who want more choices than a standard full-hookup RV campground.The electrical system includes:
• Re(Li)able 400 Ah lithium battery system
• 200 W rooftop solar
• 3000 W inverter
• Victron smart battery monitoring
• RVMaster coach-control system
• Additional 200 W portable solar panel (included)The lithium system runs the household outlets, USB charging, lights, refrigerator, water pump, and normal coach systems without shore power. The 200 W rooftop panel and included 200 W portable panel can extend off-grid stays, although solar production depends on weather, season, shade, and how much power you use.Extended air conditioning or heating system use will reduce the battery-only use time. They draw far more power than the other systems in the van. Extended use away from electrical hookups requires the optional Westinghouse propane inverter generator. Do not plan on extended air conditioning from the batteries alone.Starlink Connectivity Add-On -
Wagabond has an optional Starlink Gen 3 system powered directly from a switched 12-V circuit, so it does not require the inverter. Service depends on location, obstructions and network availability, but we have successfully used the system while traveling through the most remote parts of the country.The Shed -
We replaced the standard rear bike rack with a lightweight aluminum storage box that we call “The Shed.”It keeps 2 camp chairs, an outdoor rug and folding table outside the living space. You can set up camp in minutes without carrying a pile of outdoor equipment inside the van or blocking access to the bathroom.A Thule rear-door 2-bike rack is available instead of The Shed when requested before the trip.The Garage -
Two Overland Vehicle Systems storage boxes provide 234 quarts of secure, weather-resistant gear storage. This is especially helpful for hiking equipment, dog supplies, fishing gear, helmets, shoes and other items you may not want inside the living area.The Kitchen Includes -
• Portable induction cooktop
• Contoure convection microwave oven
• 4.1 cu. ft. refrigerator
• 1.2 cu. ft. freezer
• Stainless-steel sink
• Pop-up electrical outlets with USB power
• 27-gallon fresh-water tank (2-3 days with short showers and normal use)
• 13.3-gallon gray-water tank
• 13.5-gallon heated black-water tankThe upright refrigerator is easy to access without getting down on your knees and digging around for the eggs.Bathroom and Climate Control -
The enclosed wet bath includes a shower, toilet and sink, so you are not dependent on campground facilities or roadside bushes.Wagabond also includes:
• Air conditioning
• Propane central heating
• Propane water heater
• Heated holding tanks
• Three-season insulation
• Thermostat-controlled climate systemPet-Friendly With Prior Approval -
• Our three dogs - 120-lb yellow lab and two 20-lb Chihuahua/Terriers - traveled with us for 78 days. The bed has been raised 2 inches to give the doggos more room to sleep under the bed, or for more storage.
• Add the optional Westinghouse generator to run the thermostat-controlled air conditioning at camp on hot days.
• "Pets On Board - Climate Controlled" stickers, gear storage in The Garage for dog supplies.Awning and Outdoor Living -
• The power awning creates a comfortable shaded outdoor space, while The Shed lets you unload the chairs, rug and table without disturbing the interior of the van.
• The awning is the single most commonly damaged item on any camper van, and damage is not covered. Retract it any time wind picks up, before you leave camp, and every night before bed. Wind gusts can arrive without warning and will bend the arms or tear the fabric in seconds. Never leave the awning extended unattended, and never leave it out overnight. If you are unsure whether conditions are safe, retract it. Guests are responsible for the full cost of awning repair or replacement.Optional Add-Ons -
• Starlink service is available as an optional add-on. Requires a clear view of the sky, so heavy tree cover and canyon walls will limit it. Performance depends on your location and network conditions.
• Pet fee, for well-behaved dogs with prior approval.
• Thule rear-door two-bike rack in place of The Shed, with advance notice.
• Three-person tent
• Coleman two-burner propane stove
• Additional camping chairs
• Hammocks
• 22" Blackstone griddle
• 6-foot folding full-size plastic table
• 6-foot folding bar-height table
• Westinghouse iGen4500 propane inverter generator with remote start. Recommended for extended air-conditioning use or longer stationary off-grid stays. Includes one full propane cylinder and the required connection equipment. The generator must be operated outdoors in accordance with its operating instructions, never inside the van, under the awning, or near an open window, door, or air intake. Campground generator hours and restrictions still apply.
• One full propane cylinder
• Correct propane hose and regulator
• Remote
• Security cable and lock
• Instruction ManualReady For Your Trip -
You do not need to recreate our 78-day trip. Wagabond is equally happy at a lakeside campground, on a national park loop, beside a trailhead, downtown, or on a long cross-country adventure.It has already taken us on the adventure of a lifetime. Now it is ready for yours. Reserve Wagabond for your trip today!Full walkthrough:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WgjcjrkVZakSee the lithium battery and electrical system:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AM2WmEcPlKwCe qui est inclusLiving:
- Sheets and blankets included
- Bath mat
- TowelsKitchen:
- Pots and pans sized for the induction cooktop
- Pot holders or oven mitts
- Can opener, bottle opener, corkscrew
- Colander
- Measuring cups and spoons
- Plates, bowls, mugs and glasses for two
- Silverware, cooking utensils, knives and a cutting board
- Dish soap, sponge, dish towels, paper towels
- Broom and dustpan
- Multipurpose cleaner
- Trash bags and food storage containersOutdoor living:
- Two camp chairs
- Folding table
- Outdoor rug
- 200 W portable solar panel and its connecting cableRV essentials:
- Window coverings and blackout shades
- Bug screens on the side and back doors
- Fresh water hose and pressure regulator
- Potable-water filter
- Sewer hose and disposable gloves
- 30-amp shore power cord with 15-amp and 50-to-30-amp adapters
- 30-amp surge protector
- Flashlight and lantern
- Leveling blocks and wheel chocks
- Toilet chemicals and RV-safe toilet paper
- Full-size spare tire, jack and tire iron
- Jumper cables and basic tool kit
- Fire extinguisher, first aid kit, carbon monoxideAlso included at pickup:
- Freshwater-tank full (partially filled, empty, or filled on request)
- Gray and black tanks empty
- Full onboard propane tank
- Complete in-person orientation covering the electrical system, water system, climate controls, bed conversion, kitchen and campground hookups
- Printed quick-reference guide in the van
- Our cell number. We answer texts while you are on the road.RecommandationsSpokane is an excellent launch point for eastern Washington and North Idaho. Here is where we would go.Weekend trips, two to three days:Riverside State Park. The Bowl and Pitcher campground sits beside the Spokane River with hiking trails and an iconic suspension bridge, minutes from downtown.
Coeur d'Alene and North Idaho. Explore Tubbs Hill, then continue to Farragut State Park on Lake Pend Oreille for camping, hiking, biking, fishing, disc golf and World War II naval history. Heyburn State Park and the Trail of the Coeur d'Alenes are another strong option.
Mount Spokane State Park for hiking and viewpoints close to town, or head north to Priest Lake State Park for a quieter lake-and-forest getaway.
Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area for camping, paddling and relaxing near the water.Longer trips, four days or more:Glacier National Park. About five hours. Going-to-the-Sun Road, Many Glacier and Two Medicine. Check vehicle reservation requirements before you go. Wagabond's length is fine for the road.
Yellowstone and Grand Teton. Ten to eleven hours, better as a week. We camped both on our trip and Wagabond fit the campgrounds easily.
North Cascades and the Methow Valley. Four to five hours west. Highway 20 is one of the best drives in the state, and Winthrop makes a good base.
Olympic National Park. Seven hours. Rainforest, coast and mountains in one park.
Oregon Coast. Eight hours to Astoria, then work your way south.
Banff and Kootenay. Seven hours north. Bring your passport, and note that Canada requires our written approval in advance.Campground operations, road access, fire restrictions and reservation requirements change seasonally, so check current conditions before you leave. We are happy to help you plan a route that fits your trip length and camping style. Download iOverlander for dispersed camping on public land, and consider a Harvest Hosts membership for free overnight stays at wineries, farms and museums.Autres points à signaler- Only Outdoorsy-verified drivers may drive. Pickup and return include the required in-app key exchange, joint inspection and photos.
- Report any accident, damage, theft, vandalism or mechanical problem immediately through Outdoorsy. A police report is required for any third-party incident or suspected crime.
- Wagabond is 22.5 ft long with The Shed, 21 ft without, 9 ft 6 in high, and has 7 in of ground clearance. Confirm campsite and overhead limits.
- Canada requires our written approval before booking. Mexico is prohibited; entering or attempting to enter Mexico voids coverage for the entire trip.
- Wagabond is front-wheel drive, not 4x4. Paved roads and well-maintained gravel roads suitable for ordinary passenger vehicles are permitted. Rough, rutted, washed-out, unmaintained, high-clearance, 4WD-only and off-road routes are prohibited.
- A disclosed Zubie GPS/telematics device remains active for security, recovery, mileage and road-use compliance. Do not disable, disconnect, obstruct or tamper with it.
- Prohibited-road use may end the trip and requires an invoiced undercarriage and running-gear inspection, including alignment. Guests are responsible for actual documented inspection, cleaning, towing, recovery, diagnosis, repair and accessory-damage costs caused by prohibited use. Off-road damage is excluded from Outdoorsy's Host Protection Package and may leave the guest responsible for the full loss, not only the deductible.
- No smoking/vaping, roof access or towing. Approved pets are welcome, but guests remain responsible for pet damage and excess cleaning.
- Guests are responsible for loss or damage to host gear and add-ons, including storage boxes, bike rack, generator, solar panel, Starlink and camping equipment.
- Retract awning any time wind picks up or if unattended.
- Return with a full gas tank and empty gray/black tanks unless arranged otherwise. Posted refueling/dump fees apply.
Résumé rapide
Généré par l'IA
Perfect for adventurous couples, this campervan unlocks ultimate off-grid freedom.
Enjoy robust lithium power, solar, and Starlink for remote, connected travels.
Smart external "Shed" and "Garage" storage mean quick setup and organized gear.
This pet-friendly van is easy to drive and fully stocked for seamless, ready adventures.
2024 Thor Sequence
Longueur
21 ft
21 ft
Transmission
Automatique
Automatique
Type de carburant
Essence
Essence
Poids brut
9 350 lbs
9 350 lbs
Capacité d'accueil
2
2
Ceintures de sécurité
4
4
Dispositions de couchage
Lit queen lit
1
1
"Wagabond" - 2024 Sequence 20k + Full Kitchen & Bath + Off-Grid + Starlink
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Julian R.
octobre 2026
5.0Jeff was thoughtful, thorough, and made sure we had everything we needed for a great trip. Would definitely book this again
Jeff was thoughtful, thorough, and made sure we had everything we needed for a great trip. Would definitely book this again
Bernadette C.
octobre 2026
3.0The camper van was well equipped with extras that someone might need on a trip. We were his first rental and we stayed for 13 nights. Jeff was very responsive prior and during the trip. We had issues for the first 6 nights and Jeff responded right away. The camper van has no indoor cooking except a hotplate and microwave. He provided an outdoor stove also. The bed was definitely a challenge each night to make. The van was easy to drive and park in a lot.
The camper van was well equipped with extras that someone might need on a trip. We were his first rental and we stayed for 13 nights. Jeff was very responsive prior and during the trip. We had issues for the first 6 nights and Jeff responded right away. The camper van has no indoor cooking except a hotplate and microwave. He provided an outdoor stove also. The bed was definitely a challenge each night to make. The van was easy to drive and park in a lot.
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Caractéristiques
2024 Thor Sequence
- 2 couchages
- 4 ceintures de sécurité
- Type de carburant : gaz
- Transmission automatique
- Poids brut : 9 350 lbs
- 2 couchages
- 4 ceintures de sécurité
- Type de carburant : gaz
- Transmission automatique
- Poids brut : 9 350 lbs
Aménagements
- Linge de maison inclus
- WC
- Douche intérieure
- Douche extérieure
- Lavabo de salle de bains
- Papier hygiénique
- Accessoires de toilette
- Eau chaude
- Générateur
- Linge de maison inclus
- WC
- Douche intérieure
- Douche extérieure
- Lavabo de salle de bains
- Papier hygiénique
- Accessoires de toilette
- Eau chaude
- Générateur
Emplacement
Spokane, WA • Emplacement exact fourni après la réservation
Spokane, WA • Emplacement exact fourni après la réservation
Règles et politiques
- Only Outdoorsy-verified drivers may drive. Pickup and return include the required in-app key exchange, joint inspection and photos.
- Report any accident, damage, theft, vandalism or mechanical problem immediately through Outdoorsy. A police report is required for any third-party incident or suspected crime.
- Wagabond is 22.5 ft long with The Shed, 21 ft without, 9 ft 6 in high, and has 7 in of ground clearance. Confirm campsite and overhead limits.
- Canada requires our written approval before booking. Mexico is prohibited; entering or attempting to enter Mexico voids coverage for the entire trip.
- Wagabond is front-wheel drive, not 4x4. Paved roads and well-maintained gravel roads suitable for ordinary passenger vehicles are permitted. Rough, rutted, washed-out, unmaintained, high-clearance, 4WD-only and off-road routes are prohibited. Ask through Outdoorsy before entering a questionable road.
- A disclosed Zubie GPS/telematics device remains active for security, recovery, mileage and road-use compliance. Do not disable, disconnect, obstruct or tamper with it.
- Prohibited-road use may end the trip and requires an invoiced undercarriage and running-gear inspection, including alignment. Guests are responsible for actual documented inspection, cleaning, towing, recovery, diagnosis, repair and accessory-damage costs caused by prohibited use. Off-road damage is excluded from Outdoorsy's Host Protection Package and may leave the guest responsible for the full loss, not only the deductible.
- No smoking/vaping, roof access or towing. Approved pets are welcome, but guests remain responsible for pet damage and excess cleaning.
- Guests are responsible for loss or damage to host gear and add-ons, including storage boxes, bike rack, generator, solar panel, Starlink and camping equipment.
- Retract awning any time wind picks up or if unattended.
- Return with a full gas tank and empty gray/black tanks unless arranged otherwise. Posted refueling/dump fees apply.
- Only Outdoorsy-verified drivers may drive. Pickup and return include the required in-app key exchange, joint inspection and photos.
- Report any accident, damage, theft, vandalism or mechanical problem immediately through Outdoorsy. A police report is required for any third-party incident or suspected crime.
- Wagabond is 22.5 ft long with The Shed, 21 ft without, 9 ft 6 in high, and has 7 in of ground clearance. Confirm campsite and overhead limits.
- Canada requires our written approval before booking. Mexico is prohibited; entering or attempting to enter Mexico voids coverage for the entire trip.
- Wagabond is front-wheel drive, not 4x4. Paved roads and well-maintained gravel roads suitable for ordinary passenger vehicles are permitted. Rough, rutted, washed-out, unmaintained, high-clearance, 4WD-only and off-road routes are prohibited. Ask through Outdoorsy before entering a questionable road.
- A disclosed Zubie GPS/telematics device remains active for security, recovery, mileage and road-use compliance. Do not disable, disconnect, obstruct or tamper with it.
- Prohibited-road use may end the trip and requires an invoiced undercarriage and running-gear inspection, including alignment. Guests are responsible for actual documented inspection, cleaning, towing, recovery, diagnosis, repair and accessory-damage costs caused by prohibited use. Off-road damage is excluded from Outdoorsy's Host Protection Package and may leave the guest responsible for the full loss, not only the deductible.
- No smoking/vaping, roof access or towing. Approved pets are welcome, but guests remain responsible for pet damage and excess cleaning.
- Guests are responsible for loss or damage to host gear and add-ons, including storage boxes, bike rack, generator, solar panel, Starlink and camping equipment.
- Retract awning any time wind picks up or if unattended.
- Return with a full gas tank and empty gray/black tanks unless arranged otherwise. Posted refueling/dump fees apply.
- Heure de début : 09 h
Heure de fin 17 h - Animaux acceptés
- Idéal pour les festivals de musique
- Ne pas autoriser le talonnage
- Non fumeur
- Kilométrage : 200 gratuit miles / day
- Aucun générateur hours / day
Annulation : Moderate
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We love the Northwest! We have been living, camping, backpacking, hiking, fishing, skiing, and RVing here our whole lives. If you need recommendations, we can help you out.
We love the Northwest! We have been living, camping, backpacking, hiking, fishing, skiing, and RVing here our whole lives. If you need recommendations, we can help you out.
