Coyote Melon Camper – 2013 Sprinter 144"
5 • 3 reviews
2 guests
Sleeps 2
20 ft. long
Pet friendly
Offers delivery
2013 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter
The Coyote Melon camper is designed for the nomad-at-heart. With its off-grid capabilities, you have what you need to get away from it all. Take her by the ocean and sip sangria, or brew some tea in the majestic Sierra Nevadas. When you're fully powered by the sun, there's no telling what hidden wonderland you might discover and decide to stay a while.My hope and expectation is for you to uncover something lasting and worthwhile during your stay.Coyote Melon comes equipped with fresh water, a (propane) gas cooktop, 300 Watts solar panels(that's allot of Watts!), 100 Amp hour battery bank, and chest refrigerator/freezer. Huge storage area in rear of the van. I can include a camping toilet, but I recommend primarily finding restrooms outside the van."Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication"
-Leonardo DA VinciWhat's includedBedding -
Fresh sheets, comforter, and pillows. Bring warm clothes to sleep in, if you plan to travel to climates below 40 degrees. Let me know ahead of time and I can provide more blankets.Cookware -
(2) complimentary 1-pound Coleman propane canisters are included. If you stay in the van longer than 1 week and plan to cook every meal, you may need more.(2) complete sets of silverware, a chef's knife, pot + pans, spatula, etc. If anything in the kitchen is lacking, I can most likely supply you with whatever is desired before you depart!Sponge, dish soap, and hand towels included.(1) 7-gallon Aquatainer of water (additional aquatainer available upon request)Other -
(1) Heavy duty flashlight
(1) Road Atlas
(1) Farewell fist bumpRecommendations+ Joshua Tree National Park (I used to live here and can provide some guidance on enjoying this otherworldly place)
+ Sequoia National Park/King's Canyon
+ Grand Canyon National Park
+ Anza Borrego - A mecca for solitude and desert beauty
+ Idyllwild - A quaint mountain town with incredible hikes (Including several trails that summit the legendary Mt. San Jacinto).
+ Castle Lake – Mt. Shasta: A lake near the mountains where no powered crafts are allowed. Amazing, free camping spots nearby.
+ San Diego Beaches
+ Los Angeles Beaches
+ The Sierra Nevada mountains - Truly thousands of incredible places to camp and explore in the mountains John Muir made his home.
+ Arizona forest roads are some of my favorite to explore!Let me know what you're interested in and we can collaborate on what kind of camping will best suit you. Other things to note- For safety, propane stove should be disconnected after every use.
- No smoking inside van.
- Inverter should be turned off when not in use to conserve solar energy.
- Once you arrive, take a few deep breaths, get curious about your surroundings, and let time slow down.
-Leonardo DA VinciWhat's includedBedding -
Fresh sheets, comforter, and pillows. Bring warm clothes to sleep in, if you plan to travel to climates below 40 degrees. Let me know ahead of time and I can provide more blankets.Cookware -
(2) complimentary 1-pound Coleman propane canisters are included. If you stay in the van longer than 1 week and plan to cook every meal, you may need more.(2) complete sets of silverware, a chef's knife, pot + pans, spatula, etc. If anything in the kitchen is lacking, I can most likely supply you with whatever is desired before you depart!Sponge, dish soap, and hand towels included.(1) 7-gallon Aquatainer of water (additional aquatainer available upon request)Other -
(1) Heavy duty flashlight
(1) Road Atlas
(1) Farewell fist bumpRecommendations+ Joshua Tree National Park (I used to live here and can provide some guidance on enjoying this otherworldly place)
+ Sequoia National Park/King's Canyon
+ Grand Canyon National Park
+ Anza Borrego - A mecca for solitude and desert beauty
+ Idyllwild - A quaint mountain town with incredible hikes (Including several trails that summit the legendary Mt. San Jacinto).
+ Castle Lake – Mt. Shasta: A lake near the mountains where no powered crafts are allowed. Amazing, free camping spots nearby.
+ San Diego Beaches
+ Los Angeles Beaches
+ The Sierra Nevada mountains - Truly thousands of incredible places to camp and explore in the mountains John Muir made his home.
+ Arizona forest roads are some of my favorite to explore!Let me know what you're interested in and we can collaborate on what kind of camping will best suit you. Other things to note- For safety, propane stove should be disconnected after every use.
- No smoking inside van.
- Inverter should be turned off when not in use to conserve solar energy.
- Once you arrive, take a few deep breaths, get curious about your surroundings, and let time slow down.
The Coyote Melon camper is designed for the nomad-at-heart. With its off-grid capabilities, you have what you need to get away from it all. Take her by the ocean and sip sangria, or brew some tea in the majestic Sierra Nevadas. When you're fully powered by the sun, there's no telling what hidden wonderland you might discover and decide to stay a while.My hope and expectation is for you to uncover something lasting and worthwhile during your stay.Coyote Melon comes equipped with fresh water, a (propane) gas cooktop, 300 Watts solar panels(that's allot of Watts!), 100 Amp hour battery bank, and chest refrigerator/freezer. Huge storage area in rear of the van. I can include a camping toilet, but I recommend primarily finding restrooms outside the van."Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication"
-Leonardo DA VinciWhat's includedBedding -
Fresh sheets, comforter, and pillows. Bring warm clothes to sleep in, if you plan to travel to climates below 40 degrees. Let me know ahead of time and I can provide more blankets.Cookware -
(2) complimentary 1-pound Coleman propane canisters are included. If you stay in the van longer than 1 week and plan to cook every meal, you may need more.(2) complete sets of silverware, a chef's knife, pot + pans, spatula, etc. If anything in the kitchen is lacking, I can most likely supply you with whatever is desired before you depart!Sponge, dish soap, and hand towels included.(1) 7-gallon Aquatainer of water (additional aquatainer available upon request)Other -
(1) Heavy duty flashlight
(1) Road Atlas
(1) Farewell fist bumpRecommendations+ Joshua Tree National Park (I used to live here and can provide some guidance on enjoying this otherworldly place)
+ Sequoia National Park/King's Canyon
+ Grand Canyon National Park
+ Anza Borrego - A mecca for solitude and desert beauty
+ Idyllwild - A quaint mountain town with incredible hikes (Including several trails that summit the legendary Mt. San Jacinto).
+ Castle Lake – Mt. Shasta: A lake near the mountains where no powered crafts are allowed. Amazing, free camping spots nearby.
+ San Diego Beaches
+ Los Angeles Beaches
+ The Sierra Nevada mountains - Truly thousands of incredible places to camp and explore in the mountains John Muir made his home.
+ Arizona forest roads are some of my favorite to explore!Let me know what you're interested in and we can collaborate on what kind of camping will best suit you. Other things to note- For safety, propane stove should be disconnected after every use.
- No smoking inside van.
- Inverter should be turned off when not in use to conserve solar energy.
- Once you arrive, take a few deep breaths, get curious about your surroundings, and let time slow down.
-Leonardo DA VinciWhat's includedBedding -
Fresh sheets, comforter, and pillows. Bring warm clothes to sleep in, if you plan to travel to climates below 40 degrees. Let me know ahead of time and I can provide more blankets.Cookware -
(2) complimentary 1-pound Coleman propane canisters are included. If you stay in the van longer than 1 week and plan to cook every meal, you may need more.(2) complete sets of silverware, a chef's knife, pot + pans, spatula, etc. If anything in the kitchen is lacking, I can most likely supply you with whatever is desired before you depart!Sponge, dish soap, and hand towels included.(1) 7-gallon Aquatainer of water (additional aquatainer available upon request)Other -
(1) Heavy duty flashlight
(1) Road Atlas
(1) Farewell fist bumpRecommendations+ Joshua Tree National Park (I used to live here and can provide some guidance on enjoying this otherworldly place)
+ Sequoia National Park/King's Canyon
+ Grand Canyon National Park
+ Anza Borrego - A mecca for solitude and desert beauty
+ Idyllwild - A quaint mountain town with incredible hikes (Including several trails that summit the legendary Mt. San Jacinto).
+ Castle Lake – Mt. Shasta: A lake near the mountains where no powered crafts are allowed. Amazing, free camping spots nearby.
+ San Diego Beaches
+ Los Angeles Beaches
+ The Sierra Nevada mountains - Truly thousands of incredible places to camp and explore in the mountains John Muir made his home.
+ Arizona forest roads are some of my favorite to explore!Let me know what you're interested in and we can collaborate on what kind of camping will best suit you. Other things to note- For safety, propane stove should be disconnected after every use.
- No smoking inside van.
- Inverter should be turned off when not in use to conserve solar energy.
- Once you arrive, take a few deep breaths, get curious about your surroundings, and let time slow down.
Features
2013 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter
- Sleeps 2
- 2 seatbelts
- Fresh water: 7 gal
- Fuel type: Diesel
- Fuel capacity: 20 gal
- Automatic transmission
- Sleeps 2
- 2 seatbelts
- Fresh water: 7 gal
- Fuel type: Diesel
- Fuel capacity: 20 gal
- Automatic transmission
Amenities
- Solart
- Stove
- Refrigerator
- Kitchen Sink
- Heater
- Ceiling Fan
- Bike Rack
- Inverter
- Solart
- Stove
- Refrigerator
- Kitchen Sink
- Heater
- Ceiling Fan
- Bike Rack
- Inverter
Meet your host, Zak
Member since 2021
I grew up in the midwest and my favorite thing to do was play outside. After college I realized that grown-up playing outside meant seeing the beauty in a huge country, but in my own way. I've never found much satisfaction in RV parks or hotels, so camping off-grid has been an obsession for almost 10 years now.
Usually answers in less than 24 hours
Rules and policies
- Pet friendly
- No music festivals
- No tailgating
- No smoking
- Mileage: 110 free miles / day
No smoking allowed. If vehicle is smoked in, there will be a $200 charge subtracted from the security deposit.
24/7 roadside assistance
Learn more about Roadside AssistanceRoadside assistance on every rental, plus help planning your trip or operating the RV.
Learn more about Roadside AssistanceAdd-ons
Enhance your trip with these add-ons. Available at checkout.
Camping Chair
REI Co-op Flexlite Camp Chair
$30.60
/each
DOGGO PACKAGE
Food dish, spill-proof water bowl, and dog-bed
$76.50
/each
Skateboard
Cruiser-style skateboard
$38.25
/each
Camping Chair
REI Co-op Flexlite Camp Chair
$30.60
/each
DOGGO PACKAGE
Food dish, spill-proof water bowl, and dog-bed
$76.50
/each
Skateboard
Cruiser-style skateboard
$38.25
/each
Availability and rates
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There’s a 1 night minimum stay
Discounts
- Weekly (7+ nights): 14.2% off nightly rate
- Monthly (28+ nights): 3.5% off nightly rate
Fees
- Security deposit: $765.00 (refundable)
- Prep fee: $61.20. This fee will cover preparing and sanitizing the unit prior to each rental, filling fresh water tanks, and emptying/sanitizing greywater tank.
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