
Class B
2020 Dodge Promaster Luxury Campervan
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Reviewed by Ben Kiser, RV rental operator and fleet consultant.
Class B · Sleeps 4 · 23 ft
Market median 2026-09
$165 a night
This listing’s price and availability are on the host’s page.
This one-of-a-kind Sprinter van was built as a hobby project by a luxury home builder. He was waiting on a sale to go through on a multi-million dollar beach house in Hawaii and decided to work on this van to keep him busy. When you get in the van, you'll immediately notice the quality of materials and thoughtfulness of every detail from the layout that lets you sit, sleep, and eat without having to re-make your bed each day to the easy-to-use outdoor shower, to the evaporative cooler that keeps you cool without having to lose your connection to the outdoors. (Seatbelts for four, so bring a friend!) He built this van to t same standard he maintains for his luxury homes, and just like his homes, it lives somewhere in the realm between being a stylish and comfortable space with everything you could need and being a work of art. When it comes to the interior, we didn't skimp on anything. We're Airbnb superhosts and we know that a luxury van deserves the luxury bedding, pillows, dishes, silverware, and cutlery. When you're out exploring all day, a comfy bed and a nice meal cooked in our fully-appointed kitchen is just what you'll need! The swivel chairs for the driver and passenger give you extra space to stretch out during your trip and the queen-sized bed in the back is your perfect place to relax after a long day! You'll also have your own cassette toilet and wash station in the rear storage area. Combined with the solar panels on the roof and propane heater, you're fully self-contained and off-grid! Additionally, a Tepui rooftop tent to sleep 2 more (4 total) was added so you don't have to pack in extra camping gear!
Inventory is set per listing. Confirm on the listing before you pack around it.
This one is listed at 23 ft, against the length limits the five Utah national parks publish. Length is all the listing gives you: ask the host for the width mirror to mirror and the height with everything on the roof, because at Zion those are the two that decide whether you get through.
Bryce Point Road and Paria View Road, 20 ft
Closed to RVs over 20 ft and to anything towing. Published only in Bryce Canyon's Superintendent's Compendium, not on any Plan Your Visit page.
Elephant Hill Access Road, Canyonlands, 21 ft
A two-wheel-drive gravel road to a major Needles trailhead. Vehicles and combinations over 21 ft overall are prohibited.
Canyonlands campgrounds, 28 ft
Willow Flat and The Needles both cap a vehicle, or a vehicle and trailer combined, at 28 ft.
Zion, Canyon Junction to the East Entrance, 35 ft 9 in
No permit has been available since 7 June 2026. An oversize vehicle is turned around at the gate.
Capitol Reef is not on the list because it publishes two limits for the same two spur roads, 23 ft and 27 ft, both current. Both are printed on the Capitol Reef page.
Availability, the live total and the booking itself all sit with the host. Ask for the width mirror to mirror and the GVWR in the same message.