1985 Vanagon Camper against a star filled night sky
Because time spent in nature is the perfect antidote and generosity is contagious too, we’re giving away hundreds of free road trips.
To who!? Rock stars… Doctors. Nurses. EMTs. Paramedics. Police. Fire fighters. Sanitation crews. Public health officials running the numbers. Mayors making the hard calls. Landlords who waived rent payments. Your brother who sewed 200 masks. The grocer that delivers food to your elderly neighbor’s door....
Nominate a rock star today and we'll hook them up with a free road trip.
“I didn't look at my phone; I didn't read any headlines ... I was distracted only by the sunsets and sweeping vistas. The highlight of my camper van trip was UNPLUGGING. I came home so refreshed and rejuvenated. It was the best thing I ever did for myself. Couldn't recommend it more highly for reconnecting with who you are, and the natural world around you.”
Eric, in the van called Grand Ronde
GoCamp vans are available for pick up at select locations in California, Colorado, Oregon, and Washington, giving you access to the best of the west. Everything you need is included - bedding, kitchen and cookware, camp chairs, and more. We’ve packed it all in so you can pack in the fun.
Few things are more satisfying, more soul enriching, or more fun than an epic camping trip. Even better? Taking one in a fully outfitted camper van.
“We've always been tent campers, which we love, but it's also a lot of work! The van's owner challenged us to find one thing he hadn't thought to include in our camping supplies. We couldn't do it. Every single thing we could possibly need was included.”
Stephanie, in the van called Mt Hood
Our camper vans are as unique and fun as the memories you'll make in them. From old school Volkswagen Vanagons and Eurovans to newer Mercedes-Benz or Dodge Sprinters, Ford Transits, Ram ProMasters, Sportsmobile and specialty conversion vans, Nissans, Delicas and rooftop tents, you have lots of great choices for your next road trip.
You just have to pick one, and there isn't a bad choice in the bunch!
“The experience was fantastic and something I will share with friends for a long time. Jordan shared his "pro" tips and Deborah at GoCamp as well. They both made it seem like a cool deal between friends.”
Patrick, in the van called Driftwood
GoCamp is just like AirBnB, but for camper vans. Every van on the GoCamp website is owned by an individual. You will meet the owner when you pick up the van, and get a quick orientation from the person who knows it best. Also, lots of van owners are more than happy to share insider tips on where to go, what to see, and the best camp spots.
Chances are good you will make a new friend. You'll definitely have a unique and personal experience. (Pictured: Chloe and Jordan, owners of the van called Driftwood.)
“The rental experience with you was seamless, stress free for first timers, and very easy. Our particular owner was fantastic and nicer than nice. Like beyond nice. I have, in the one week since I've been back from our trip, recommended you to around five people. Thanks again!”
David, in the van called Walnut Express
GoCamp vans are ready to hit the road. All you have to bring is yourself and a sense of adventure.
Plates, bowls, mugs, cups, wine glasses, silverware, etc. It's all there, plus a few local treats.
Pots, pans, kettle, mixing bowls, colander, cutting board, good sharp knives, grater, coffee press, etc. Everything you’d expect, and much more, is included.
Vans come with bedding - either in the form of sleeping bags or sheets and comforters - with pillows, of course! Towels are also provided.
A small camp table, camp chairs, lanterns, and various other camping items are included.
GoCamp has joined forces with over a dozen other camper van and jeep rental companies to give rock stars on the front lines of the fight against COVID-19 a free road trip. We believe time spent in nature is going to be the perfect antidote. And because generosity is contagious too, we expect to have hundreds of free trips to give away.
Every day brings a new development with regard to the novel coronavirus; the situation is unsettling for sure. As this unfolds within our local communities and the world at large, we’re focusing on gratitude, on the natural resilience of people and the planet, and on that which is within our control. We’ll post updates to our response here as changes are warranted.