PNW Experience - Overland Tacoma TRD
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Animaux acceptés
21+
2 couchages
This trusty adventure rig is a well-loved 2017 Toyota Tacoma TRD off-road coupled with a brand new Thule Tepui Kukenam roof top tent. Equipped with an on-the-go kitchen system, cozy bedding with full size pillows, and just-in-case safety gear so you can adventure comfortably knowing you're covered with all the essentials.Thoughtfully curated to get you exploring around the PNW, this truck has everything you need for worry free parking at Columbia River Gorge trailheads, access passes to the many National Parks near-by, a private campground at the base of Mt St. Helen, and I can even help you set up specific reservations in the area, let's chat about what you are hoping to do and make this the best over landing experience possible.Airport pickup from Portland International available upon request Ce qui est inclusDiscover Pass (Columbia River Gorge / WA)
Northwest Forest Service Pass (CRG / USDA / OR and WA)
America the Beautiful Pass (National Parks)
Breeze-by pass for cashless crossings at Cascade Locks and Hood River (limit 6 tolls, additional tolls $2 per toll)
Making your adventures as seamless as possibleTruck: Cleaned and sanitized before every trip
2017 w/ 115k, experience visible in places, cleans up like new.
Discoverer AT3 on-road/off-road tires
4x4 high and low / crawl function / terrain settings
Lockable truck cap / key less entry, ignition
Easy bluetooth connections / touch screen radio
Back up camera / all Toyota's wonderful safety features
Weathertech seat covers on all seatsTent: Cleaned and sanitized before every trip
Fold out 600D rip-stop canvas tent
96" x 56" x 52" open provides plenty of space for two (6'2" person fits comfortably)
Rest comfortably with a memory foam mattress topper
Snuggle in with full size pillows and King size blankets
Pull off the rain fly / open windows to enjoy the stars and breeze or hunker down with everything zipped tight for a warm / secure shelter when storms threaten
Full tutorial provided at pickupKitchen: Cleaned and sanitized before every trip
60 QT Grizzly cooler
7 Gallon water storage with spout
2 burner Coleman propane stove (3 fuel cans included)
Cast iron skillets (small and large) / cleaning tool
Small non stick pan / 4 QT pot with lid
Large water kettle / 2 Hydroflask coffee tumblers
Cutting boards / knife
Cooking utensils / flatware
Plates / bowls
Wash basin / soap / quick dry dish towel
Colander / mixing bowl w/ lid
2 QT stainless dog bowl
4' folding camp table / two camp chairs
Tin foil, zip locks, paper towels, trash bagsSafety: Because you never know
85 piece First Aid kit
Fully charged external Jump kit (new battery July '22)
Fire extinguisher
Leveling blocks
10L gravity water filter
Shovel / hand trowel / TPRecommandationsThis area is PERFECT for outdoor exploration! Within a day's drive there are so many beautiful scenic landscapes, head north to Rainier or the North Cascades, south to the big Red Woods, East towards the back roads of Idaho, or West to the breath taking coastline. Maybe you only have a few days to escape, there is plenty to explore in the National Monument at Mount St. Helens, the National Forests at Mount Adams and Mount Hood, and of course the endless scenic trails of the Columbia River Gorge. Public lands are an american birthright and a global attraction. Conservation, preservation and advocacy work best when we have personal experiences with these spaces. Let's plan together, maps and itineraries available upon request as well as meal ideas. Autres points à signalerBring your best fur friend along but please keep them out of the Roof Top Tent. They can sleep in the cab of the truck or we can provide a dog bed for the truck bed.
Northwest Forest Service Pass (CRG / USDA / OR and WA)
America the Beautiful Pass (National Parks)
Breeze-by pass for cashless crossings at Cascade Locks and Hood River (limit 6 tolls, additional tolls $2 per toll)
Making your adventures as seamless as possibleTruck: Cleaned and sanitized before every trip
2017 w/ 115k, experience visible in places, cleans up like new.
Discoverer AT3 on-road/off-road tires
4x4 high and low / crawl function / terrain settings
Lockable truck cap / key less entry, ignition
Easy bluetooth connections / touch screen radio
Back up camera / all Toyota's wonderful safety features
Weathertech seat covers on all seatsTent: Cleaned and sanitized before every trip
Fold out 600D rip-stop canvas tent
96" x 56" x 52" open provides plenty of space for two (6'2" person fits comfortably)
Rest comfortably with a memory foam mattress topper
Snuggle in with full size pillows and King size blankets
Pull off the rain fly / open windows to enjoy the stars and breeze or hunker down with everything zipped tight for a warm / secure shelter when storms threaten
Full tutorial provided at pickupKitchen: Cleaned and sanitized before every trip
60 QT Grizzly cooler
7 Gallon water storage with spout
2 burner Coleman propane stove (3 fuel cans included)
Cast iron skillets (small and large) / cleaning tool
Small non stick pan / 4 QT pot with lid
Large water kettle / 2 Hydroflask coffee tumblers
Cutting boards / knife
Cooking utensils / flatware
Plates / bowls
Wash basin / soap / quick dry dish towel
Colander / mixing bowl w/ lid
2 QT stainless dog bowl
4' folding camp table / two camp chairs
Tin foil, zip locks, paper towels, trash bagsSafety: Because you never know
85 piece First Aid kit
Fully charged external Jump kit (new battery July '22)
Fire extinguisher
Leveling blocks
10L gravity water filter
Shovel / hand trowel / TPRecommandationsThis area is PERFECT for outdoor exploration! Within a day's drive there are so many beautiful scenic landscapes, head north to Rainier or the North Cascades, south to the big Red Woods, East towards the back roads of Idaho, or West to the breath taking coastline. Maybe you only have a few days to escape, there is plenty to explore in the National Monument at Mount St. Helens, the National Forests at Mount Adams and Mount Hood, and of course the endless scenic trails of the Columbia River Gorge. Public lands are an american birthright and a global attraction. Conservation, preservation and advocacy work best when we have personal experiences with these spaces. Let's plan together, maps and itineraries available upon request as well as meal ideas. Autres points à signalerBring your best fur friend along but please keep them out of the Roof Top Tent. They can sleep in the cab of the truck or we can provide a dog bed for the truck bed.
This trusty adventure rig is a well-loved 2017 Toyota Tacoma TRD off-road coupled with a brand new Thule Tepui Kukenam roof top tent. Equipped with an on-the-go kitchen system, cozy bedding with full size pillows, and just-in-case safety gear so you can adventure comfortably knowing you're covered with all the essentials.Thoughtfully curated to get you exploring around the PNW, this truck has everything you need for worry free parking at Columbia River Gorge trailheads, access passes to the many National Parks near-by, a private campground at the base of Mt St. Helen, and I can even help you set up specific reservations in the area, let's chat about what you are hoping to do and make this the best over landing experience possible.Airport pickup from Portland International available upon request Ce qui est inclusDiscover Pass (Columbia River Gorge / WA)
Northwest Forest Service Pass (CRG / USDA / OR and WA)
America the Beautiful Pass (National Parks)
Breeze-by pass for cashless crossings at Cascade Locks and Hood River (limit 6 tolls, additional tolls $2 per toll)
Making your adventures as seamless as possibleTruck: Cleaned and sanitized before every trip
2017 w/ 115k, experience visible in places, cleans up like new.
Discoverer AT3 on-road/off-road tires
4x4 high and low / crawl function / terrain settings
Lockable truck cap / key less entry, ignition
Easy bluetooth connections / touch screen radio
Back up camera / all Toyota's wonderful safety features
Weathertech seat covers on all seatsTent: Cleaned and sanitized before every trip
Fold out 600D rip-stop canvas tent
96" x 56" x 52" open provides plenty of space for two (6'2" person fits comfortably)
Rest comfortably with a memory foam mattress topper
Snuggle in with full size pillows and King size blankets
Pull off the rain fly / open windows to enjoy the stars and breeze or hunker down with everything zipped tight for a warm / secure shelter when storms threaten
Full tutorial provided at pickupKitchen: Cleaned and sanitized before every trip
60 QT Grizzly cooler
7 Gallon water storage with spout
2 burner Coleman propane stove (3 fuel cans included)
Cast iron skillets (small and large) / cleaning tool
Small non stick pan / 4 QT pot with lid
Large water kettle / 2 Hydroflask coffee tumblers
Cutting boards / knife
Cooking utensils / flatware
Plates / bowls
Wash basin / soap / quick dry dish towel
Colander / mixing bowl w/ lid
2 QT stainless dog bowl
4' folding camp table / two camp chairs
Tin foil, zip locks, paper towels, trash bagsSafety: Because you never know
85 piece First Aid kit
Fully charged external Jump kit (new battery July '22)
Fire extinguisher
Leveling blocks
10L gravity water filter
Shovel / hand trowel / TPRecommandationsThis area is PERFECT for outdoor exploration! Within a day's drive there are so many beautiful scenic landscapes, head north to Rainier or the North Cascades, south to the big Red Woods, East towards the back roads of Idaho, or West to the breath taking coastline. Maybe you only have a few days to escape, there is plenty to explore in the National Monument at Mount St. Helens, the National Forests at Mount Adams and Mount Hood, and of course the endless scenic trails of the Columbia River Gorge. Public lands are an american birthright and a global attraction. Conservation, preservation and advocacy work best when we have personal experiences with these spaces. Let's plan together, maps and itineraries available upon request as well as meal ideas. Autres points à signalerBring your best fur friend along but please keep them out of the Roof Top Tent. They can sleep in the cab of the truck or we can provide a dog bed for the truck bed.
Northwest Forest Service Pass (CRG / USDA / OR and WA)
America the Beautiful Pass (National Parks)
Breeze-by pass for cashless crossings at Cascade Locks and Hood River (limit 6 tolls, additional tolls $2 per toll)
Making your adventures as seamless as possibleTruck: Cleaned and sanitized before every trip
2017 w/ 115k, experience visible in places, cleans up like new.
Discoverer AT3 on-road/off-road tires
4x4 high and low / crawl function / terrain settings
Lockable truck cap / key less entry, ignition
Easy bluetooth connections / touch screen radio
Back up camera / all Toyota's wonderful safety features
Weathertech seat covers on all seatsTent: Cleaned and sanitized before every trip
Fold out 600D rip-stop canvas tent
96" x 56" x 52" open provides plenty of space for two (6'2" person fits comfortably)
Rest comfortably with a memory foam mattress topper
Snuggle in with full size pillows and King size blankets
Pull off the rain fly / open windows to enjoy the stars and breeze or hunker down with everything zipped tight for a warm / secure shelter when storms threaten
Full tutorial provided at pickupKitchen: Cleaned and sanitized before every trip
60 QT Grizzly cooler
7 Gallon water storage with spout
2 burner Coleman propane stove (3 fuel cans included)
Cast iron skillets (small and large) / cleaning tool
Small non stick pan / 4 QT pot with lid
Large water kettle / 2 Hydroflask coffee tumblers
Cutting boards / knife
Cooking utensils / flatware
Plates / bowls
Wash basin / soap / quick dry dish towel
Colander / mixing bowl w/ lid
2 QT stainless dog bowl
4' folding camp table / two camp chairs
Tin foil, zip locks, paper towels, trash bagsSafety: Because you never know
85 piece First Aid kit
Fully charged external Jump kit (new battery July '22)
Fire extinguisher
Leveling blocks
10L gravity water filter
Shovel / hand trowel / TPRecommandationsThis area is PERFECT for outdoor exploration! Within a day's drive there are so many beautiful scenic landscapes, head north to Rainier or the North Cascades, south to the big Red Woods, East towards the back roads of Idaho, or West to the breath taking coastline. Maybe you only have a few days to escape, there is plenty to explore in the National Monument at Mount St. Helens, the National Forests at Mount Adams and Mount Hood, and of course the endless scenic trails of the Columbia River Gorge. Public lands are an american birthright and a global attraction. Conservation, preservation and advocacy work best when we have personal experiences with these spaces. Let's plan together, maps and itineraries available upon request as well as meal ideas. Autres points à signalerBring your best fur friend along but please keep them out of the Roof Top Tent. They can sleep in the cab of the truck or we can provide a dog bed for the truck bed.
2017 Toyota Tacoma
Longueur
19 ft
19 ft
Transmission
Automatique
Automatique
Type de carburant
Essence
Essence
Taille du réservoir
20 gal
20 gal
Capacité d'accueil
2
2
Ceintures de sécurité
4
4
Dispositions de couchage
Lit double
1
1
Extras de l'hôte
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Caractéristiques
2017 Toyota Tacoma
- 2 couchages
- 4 ceintures de sécurité
- Eau douce : 7 gal
- Type de carburant : gaz
- Capacité en carburant : 20 gal
- Transmission automatique
- 2 couchages
- 4 ceintures de sécurité
- Eau douce : 7 gal
- Type de carburant : gaz
- Capacité en carburant : 20 gal
- Transmission automatique
Aménagements
- Entrées audio
- Radio
- Lecteur de CD
- Cuisinière
- Table à manger
- Chauffage
- Climatisation
- Vérins de nivellement
- Entrées audio
- Radio
- Lecteur de CD
- Cuisinière
- Table à manger
- Chauffage
- Climatisation
- Vérins de nivellement
Lieux d'hébergement à proximité
Stevenson, WA • Emplacement exact fourni après la réservation
1. Cougar RV Park & Campground
Cougar, WA • 31 miles away
2. Imperial River Co.
Maupin, OR • 54 miles away
3. Riffe Lake Campground
Mossyrock, WA • 61 miles away
4. Dundee Hills Resort
Dundee, OR • 62 miles away
5. Valley's Edge RV Park
Sheridan, OR • 85 miles away
La disponibilité et l'adéquation du VR ne sont pas garanties. Veuillez vérifier directement auprès des terrains de camping avant de réserver.
Stevenson, WA • Emplacement exact fourni après la réservation
Règles et politiques
- Heure de début : 15 h
Heure de fin 11 h - Animaux acceptés
- Idéal pour les festivals de musique
- Compatible avec un hayon
- Non fumeur
- Kilométrage : 150 gratuit miles / day
- Pas de génératrice
Annulation : Flexible
Rencontrez votre hôte, Sarah
Membre depuis 2021
Hi there. My name is Sarah and I love to be outside. I've always had a grand sense of adventure, be it backpacking with my dog, climbing multi pitch rock and ice routes, sky diving, or road tripping, I'm forever searching for another spectacular view or the peaceful silence of the forest. My career as an electrical worker sent me cross country full time in 2020 and ever since I have been accidentally working my way towards putting together an overland truck worthy of dirt roads and remote campsites. In the process of finding myself in the woods I learned all about public lands, good stewardship of those spaces, and how valuable those spaces truly are, not only for people but more importantly for the wildlife whose natural environments are diminishing. Sharing a love for the outdoors with everyone is the greatest way to protect outdoor spaces, so if you would like to know some of my favorite places don't hesitate to ask.
Hi there. My name is Sarah and I love to be outside. I've always had a grand sense of adventure, be it backpacking with my dog, climbing multi pitch rock and ice routes, sky diving, or road tripping, I'm forever searching for another spectacular view or the peaceful silence of the forest. My career as an electrical worker sent me cross country full time in 2020 and ever since I have been accidentally working my way towards putting together an overland truck worthy of dirt roads and remote campsites. In the process of finding myself in the woods I learned all about public lands, good stewardship of those spaces, and how valuable those spaces truly are, not only for people but more importantly for the wildlife whose natural environments are diminishing. Sharing a love for the outdoors with everyone is the greatest way to protect outdoor spaces, so if you would like to know some of my favorite places don't hesitate to ask.
