Class B
2020 Dodge Promaster Luxury Campervan
Sleeps 221 ft
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All Season Adventure Van (AWD & 20+MPG)
Reviewed by Ben Kiser, RV rental operator and fleet consultant.
Class B · Sleeps 3 · 19.5 ft
Host's published day rate
$199 a night
Before tax, cleaning, mileage and any delivery fee. Availability and the total for your dates are on the host’s own page.
- RV Type
- Class B
- Sleeps
- 3
- Length
- 19.5 ft
- Height
- not published
- Width
- not published
- Kept near
- Salt Lake City, UT
What the host says about it
Get ready to explore without compromise—whether you’re chasing spring wildflowers, summer lakeside sunsets, or winter snowfall. This rig is built to take you there. Based on the Mercedes Sprinter 144″, this van delivers superb efficiency around 20 MPG, giving you more range for your adventures. Built on a robust AWD platform to get you confidently off the beaten path and into the wild. Compact and smart at ~19′ in length—easy to drive, access, and park—yet ready for big-time adventure. Designed for four passengers and comfortably sleeps two to three, making it perfect for couples, small families, or friends. Inside the van A 6″ memory-foam mattress ensures restful nights—no hassle, just comfort. Premium leather bench seating with lap belts keeps your crew comfortable and safe on every leg of the journey. Clever space-saving design: the “Stow & Go” ottoman doubles as extra seating, hidden storage, and even optional cassette toilet housing. Full kitchen setup: modern sink + induction stovetop + roomy fridge/freezer combo, letting you cook meals anywhere you roam. Extra thoughtful touches such as the passenger-seat swivel mean you can turn the cabin into a livable space when stopped. Gear & storage ready Massive 70 cubic-foot garage space: with 35″ of clearance for mountain bikes and a full 6′8″ depth for skis, boards, and more—your gear comes along happily. Outdoor hot-water shower in the garage: rinse off after a hike or paddle and keep things clean on the move. Modular roof-rack system and upgraded gear-storage options make this a van that keeps up with your lifestyle. Exterior & performance features Built to withstand rugged terrain: outfitted with durable 32″ all-terrain Yokohama tires, a protective hood wrap, and integrated light pods for early starts or late-night arrivals. With ~9.5″ ground clearance and the advanced AWD system, you’ll have control on dirt, sand, snow or pavement. Tow-ready: up to ~5,000 lbs capacity, so you can bring trailers, toys or extra gear. Ladder access to the roof for gear retrieval or just the view from on top. Systems & off-grid capability Large 40-gallon fresh water tank means fewer stops and more time exploring. Powerful lithium-ion battery bank with dual-input charging (via solar or engine) for true off-grid days. Climate-ready: diesel heater, four-season insulation, optional off-grid A/C — come heat or winter chill, you’ll stay comfortable. Premium materials throughout: white-oak counters, maple-paneled walls, commercial-grade laminate cabinetry, and weatherproof vinyl flooring to handle real adventure. What that means for your trip Whether you’re headed into national parks, chasing remote beaches, or just swapping the city for forest roads, this van gives you comfort + capability + freedom. You won’t be sacrificing daily-drive ease for adventure-mode performance. You’re renting a rig that flows seamlessly between grocery-store runs and two-week mountain expeditions.
Rental Policies at a Glance
- Balance due 30 days before your rental start date
- Cancel more than 30 days out for a 50% refund; no refund inside 30 days
- Pickup at 4:00 p.m., return by 10:00 a.m. by default, though times vary by location
- No smoking; pets welcome in designated pet-friendly units for a one-time fee
- Damage deposit returned within 5–10 business days when there's no damage
Questions about the All Season Adventure Van (AWD & 20+MPG)
The All Season Adventure Van (AWD & 20+MPG) sleeps up to 3. Sleeping capacity counts every berth in the floorplan, so a comfortable trip usually means booking for a few fewer people than the maximum.
The figure the marketplace shows is a base rate before dates. It does not carry the host's fees, the protection plan, or Utah's short term rental tax, which adds 2.5% state plus 7% Salt Lake County on a motor vehicle rented for under 30 consecutive days. Enter your own dates on the booking page for the real total.
Pickup is wherever the host keeps the rig, which for a Salt Lake City listing is usually somewhere in the valley rather than at the airport. Some hosts offer delivery for a fee they set themselves. We own no lot, and delivery is never ours to arrange.
The All Season Adventure Van (AWD & 20+MPG) is a bumper-pull travel trailer, so it needs a tow vehicle with a properly rated hitch. If you do not have one, check whether the host offers delivery. We do not tow.
The host picks it, and this site does not set one. Across the 610 listings measured in this market, 263 are flexible, 180 moderate, 82 strict and 84 write their own. That last group is the one to read, because a custom policy can be harsher than strict and the label tells you nothing about it. The policy on this listing is shown on the booking page before you pay, so open it there rather than assuming the class is typical.
Often, but it is the host's call and not a marketplace rule. 421 of the 610 listings measured are marked pet friendly, so roughly two in three. The 189 that are not will say so, and arriving with an undisclosed animal is how a cleaning charge lands on the deposit. Check this listing's own rules, and ask what a pet fee is before you book rather than after.
No Hidden Fees
What's Included
Inventory is set per listing. Confirm on the listing before you pack around it.
Typically Included
- Basic kitchen supplies
- Bedding and linens
- Outdoor chairs
- Outdoorsy 24/7 roadside (eligible bookings)
- Thorough RV walkthrough
Optional Add-Ons
- Delivery & setup
- Extra mileage packages
- Camping gear kit
- Pet-friendly setup
- Generator rental
You Cover
- Fuel for your trip
- Campground fees
- Refundable security deposit
- Propane refill (if used)
- Optional insurance upgrade
Which Utah park roads it clears
This one is listed at 19.5 ft, checked against what the five Utah national parks publish. The listing gives one dimension and the parks measure three, so confirm the rest with the host before you pay. The questions worth asking are on the listings page.
- Clears
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.
- Clears
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.
- Clears
Canyonlands campgrounds, 28 ft
Willow Flat and The Needles both cap a vehicle, or a vehicle and trailer combined, at 28 ft.
- Clears
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.
Check the All Season Adventure Van (AWD & 20+MPG) on the host's listing
Availability, the live total and the booking itself all sit with the host. The rate above is the published day rate: cleaning, mileage, generator hours, any delivery fee and Utah's 9.5 points are added at checkout.