---If you are interested in staying in Sherpa but don't want to drive and don't mind staying in our driveway, we offer a reduced price---Interested in #vanlife but don't want the hassle of owning one? Do you want a comfortable and fun way to explore the PNW? We have the answer for you!Sherpa is a converted shuttle bus that is fully off grid capable. It has a full featured kitchen including an oven, gas stove top, a refrigerator and even a water purification system. The seating area is great for reading and relaxing after a long day of hiking. When night comes, pull down the screen, fire up the projector and put on you favorite movie while relaxing on the queen size bed.If you want a more outdoorsy experience, break out the provided chairs and fire up the propane fire pit and enjoy the views knowing that even though you might be in the middle of nowhere, you have all the creature comforts of home.If you don't have experience driving large rigs, this might not be the best experience for you.What's includedWe have a bunch of things to help you glamp. If there's anything in particular you don't see but want, let us know!- Full kitchen with utensils, coffee maker and instant hot water kettle
- All bed and bath linens and towels with shampoo/conditioner and soap
- 2 folding chairs and a table
- Propane fire pit
- Cleaning suppliesRecommendationsSherpa is designed to glamp in comfort in all climates. It has been a great mobile Ski Chalet for us in the winter. There's nothing better than having a warm place to stay after a long day on the mountain. It also makes a great base camp whether in a campground or boondockingTo go off grid, Sherpa has plenty of batteries, 600W of solar power, 40 gallon freshwater tank, 20 gallon grey water tank, and a flushing cassette toilet. If you're more into staying at established campgrounds, you can hook Sherpa up to shore power and replenish the water tank. A ceiling fan helps keep you cool in the summer and a diesel heater to keep you warm in the winter.
Other things to noteIf you don't have experience driving large rigs, this is probably not the adventure mobile for you.Pets welcome, but make sure to clean up after them.
No smoking or vaping inside the van please.Other things to note
We love Sherpa but also recognize she comes with limitations you may not be used to.1. Embrace minimalism: We recommend you pack light (backpacks and duffel bags). However, we have several drawers and a closet for hanging clothes/gear. There's also lots of space under the bed for skis/snowboards and other adventure gear.
2. Get used to tiny living: The ceilings are 6'0" tall, the shower is 24" wide, 32" long, and 6'0" tall. Showering and going to the bathroom is a bit less comfortable than you may be used to and if you are over 6'.
3. Power and water are essential: Although Sherpa is built specifically for boondocking, you should always be conscious of your water usage and take quick shower. The batteries hold a lot of energy and charge quickly in the sun, but using the instant hot water kettle or anything else with a high wattage will drain the batteries quickly.
4. Sherpa is BIG and slow. She's not going to get anywhere fast, but she'll get you there. Be easy on the gas and brakes and soft on the turns. She can get up the passes in the Cascades, but you might be chugging up at 45mph like the other semi trucks. Most of all, be aware of you surroundings and take your time.
5. Depending on how long your rental is, you may need to learn how to empty and clean the cassette toilet. Don't worry, it's not that bad. We'll teach you.
- All bed and bath linens and towels with shampoo/conditioner and soap
- 2 folding chairs and a table
- Propane fire pit
- Cleaning suppliesRecommendationsSherpa is designed to glamp in comfort in all climates. It has been a great mobile Ski Chalet for us in the winter. There's nothing better than having a warm place to stay after a long day on the mountain. It also makes a great base camp whether in a campground or boondockingTo go off grid, Sherpa has plenty of batteries, 600W of solar power, 40 gallon freshwater tank, 20 gallon grey water tank, and a flushing cassette toilet. If you're more into staying at established campgrounds, you can hook Sherpa up to shore power and replenish the water tank. A ceiling fan helps keep you cool in the summer and a diesel heater to keep you warm in the winter.
Other things to noteIf you don't have experience driving large rigs, this is probably not the adventure mobile for you.Pets welcome, but make sure to clean up after them.
No smoking or vaping inside the van please.Other things to note
We love Sherpa but also recognize she comes with limitations you may not be used to.1. Embrace minimalism: We recommend you pack light (backpacks and duffel bags). However, we have several drawers and a closet for hanging clothes/gear. There's also lots of space under the bed for skis/snowboards and other adventure gear.
2. Get used to tiny living: The ceilings are 6'0" tall, the shower is 24" wide, 32" long, and 6'0" tall. Showering and going to the bathroom is a bit less comfortable than you may be used to and if you are over 6'.
3. Power and water are essential: Although Sherpa is built specifically for boondocking, you should always be conscious of your water usage and take quick shower. The batteries hold a lot of energy and charge quickly in the sun, but using the instant hot water kettle or anything else with a high wattage will drain the batteries quickly.
4. Sherpa is BIG and slow. She's not going to get anywhere fast, but she'll get you there. Be easy on the gas and brakes and soft on the turns. She can get up the passes in the Cascades, but you might be chugging up at 45mph like the other semi trucks. Most of all, be aware of you surroundings and take your time.
5. Depending on how long your rental is, you may need to learn how to empty and clean the cassette toilet. Don't worry, it's not that bad. We'll teach you.
---If you are interested in staying in Sherpa but don't want to drive and don't mind staying in our driveway, we offer a reduced price---Interested in #vanlife but don't want the hassle of owning one? Do you want a comfortable and fun way to explore the PNW? We have the answer for you!Sherpa is a converted shuttle bus that is fully off grid capable. It has a full featured kitchen including an oven, gas stove top, a refrigerator and even a water purification system. The seating area is great for reading and relaxing after a long day of hiking. When night comes, pull down the screen, fire up the projector and put on you favorite movie while relaxing on the queen size bed.If you want a more outdoorsy experience, break out the provided chairs and fire up the propane fire pit and enjoy the views knowing that even though you might be in the middle of nowhere, you have all the creature comforts of home.If you don't have experience driving large rigs, this might not be the best experience for you.What's includedWe have a bunch of things to help you glamp. If there's anything in particular you don't see but want, let us know!- Full kitchen with utensils, coffee maker and instant hot water kettle
- All bed and bath linens and towels with shampoo/conditioner and soap
- 2 folding chairs and a table
- Propane fire pit
- Cleaning suppliesRecommendationsSherpa is designed to glamp in comfort in all climates. It has been a great mobile Ski Chalet for us in the winter. There's nothing better than having a warm place to stay after a long day on the mountain. It also makes a great base camp whether in a campground or boondockingTo go off grid, Sherpa has plenty of batteries, 600W of solar power, 40 gallon freshwater tank, 20 gallon grey water tank, and a flushing cassette toilet. If you're more into staying at established campgrounds, you can hook Sherpa up to shore power and replenish the water tank. A ceiling fan helps keep you cool in the summer and a diesel heater to keep you warm in the winter.
Other things to noteIf you don't have experience driving large rigs, this is probably not the adventure mobile for you.Pets welcome, but make sure to clean up after them.
No smoking or vaping inside the van please.Other things to note
We love Sherpa but also recognize she comes with limitations you may not be used to.1. Embrace minimalism: We recommend you pack light (backpacks and duffel bags). However, we have several drawers and a closet for hanging clothes/gear. There's also lots of space under the bed for skis/snowboards and other adventure gear.
2. Get used to tiny living: The ceilings are 6'0" tall, the shower is 24" wide, 32" long, and 6'0" tall. Showering and going to the bathroom is a bit less comfortable than you may be used to and if you are over 6'.
3. Power and water are essential: Although Sherpa is built specifically for boondocking, you should always be conscious of your water usage and take quick shower. The batteries hold a lot of energy and charge quickly in the sun, but using the instant hot water kettle or anything else with a high wattage will drain the batteries quickly.
4. Sherpa is BIG and slow. She's not going to get anywhere fast, but she'll get you there. Be easy on the gas and brakes and soft on the turns. She can get up the passes in the Cascades, but you might be chugging up at 45mph like the other semi trucks. Most of all, be aware of you surroundings and take your time.
5. Depending on how long your rental is, you may need to learn how to empty and clean the cassette toilet. Don't worry, it's not that bad. We'll teach you.
- All bed and bath linens and towels with shampoo/conditioner and soap
- 2 folding chairs and a table
- Propane fire pit
- Cleaning suppliesRecommendationsSherpa is designed to glamp in comfort in all climates. It has been a great mobile Ski Chalet for us in the winter. There's nothing better than having a warm place to stay after a long day on the mountain. It also makes a great base camp whether in a campground or boondockingTo go off grid, Sherpa has plenty of batteries, 600W of solar power, 40 gallon freshwater tank, 20 gallon grey water tank, and a flushing cassette toilet. If you're more into staying at established campgrounds, you can hook Sherpa up to shore power and replenish the water tank. A ceiling fan helps keep you cool in the summer and a diesel heater to keep you warm in the winter.
Other things to noteIf you don't have experience driving large rigs, this is probably not the adventure mobile for you.Pets welcome, but make sure to clean up after them.
No smoking or vaping inside the van please.Other things to note
We love Sherpa but also recognize she comes with limitations you may not be used to.1. Embrace minimalism: We recommend you pack light (backpacks and duffel bags). However, we have several drawers and a closet for hanging clothes/gear. There's also lots of space under the bed for skis/snowboards and other adventure gear.
2. Get used to tiny living: The ceilings are 6'0" tall, the shower is 24" wide, 32" long, and 6'0" tall. Showering and going to the bathroom is a bit less comfortable than you may be used to and if you are over 6'.
3. Power and water are essential: Although Sherpa is built specifically for boondocking, you should always be conscious of your water usage and take quick shower. The batteries hold a lot of energy and charge quickly in the sun, but using the instant hot water kettle or anything else with a high wattage will drain the batteries quickly.
4. Sherpa is BIG and slow. She's not going to get anywhere fast, but she'll get you there. Be easy on the gas and brakes and soft on the turns. She can get up the passes in the Cascades, but you might be chugging up at 45mph like the other semi trucks. Most of all, be aware of you surroundings and take your time.
5. Depending on how long your rental is, you may need to learn how to empty and clean the cassette toilet. Don't worry, it's not that bad. We'll teach you.
2003 Ford Custom Transit
Length
19 ft
19 ft
Fuel Type
Gasoline
Gasoline
Tank Size
25 gal
25 gal
Sleeps
2
2
Seatbelts
2
2
Sleeping arrangements
1 bed
Queen bed
1
1
Host add-ons
Guest reviews
5
Excellent
5 reviews
Overall rating
5
4
3
2
1
Communication
5
Cleanliness
5
Maintenance
5
Value
5
Listing accuracy
5
Features
2003 Ford Custom Transit
- Sleeps 2
- 2 seatbelts
- Fresh water: 40 gal
- Fuel type: Gas
- Fuel capacity: 25 gal
- Gray water: 20 gal
- Sleeps 2
- 2 seatbelts
- Fresh water: 40 gal
- Fuel type: Gas
- Fuel capacity: 25 gal
- Gray water: 20 gal
Amenities
- Toilet
- Inside Shower
- Generator
- Solart
- Electric hookup
- TV/DVD
- Oven
- Stove
- Toilet
- Inside Shower
- Generator
- Solart
- Electric hookup
- TV/DVD
- Oven
- Stove
Nearby places to stay
Seattle, WA • Exact location provided after booking
1. Whidbey Island Fairgrounds and Events Center
Langley, WA • 32 miles away
2. Tahuya Adventure Resort
Belfair, WA • 24 miles away
3. Glen Ayr Resort
Hoodsport, WA • 37 miles away
4. Alpine Lakes Lodge
Easton, WA • 55 miles away
5. RV@Olympic
Port Angeles, WA • 59 miles away
Availability and RV fit not guaranteed. Please verify directly with campgrounds before booking.
Seattle, WA • Exact location provided after booking
Rules and policies
- Pet friendly
- No music festivals
- No tailgating
- No smoking
- Mileage: 120 free miles / day
- Unlimited generator hours
Meet your host, Sean and Laura
Superhost • Member since 2022
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