View of the inside of a Vanagon Camper parked in the Columbia River Gorge
🍂 It’s here! It’s here! 🍂 Fall means open roads, vacant campsites, and lower rental rates. Fall is the perfect time of year to rent a camper van! Curious what you should go to with your GoCamp van? Here’s a list of our favorite fall activities.
You get it all from this classic Oregon Tour. Waterfalls, forests, scenic highways, beaches … Best head out of Portland as early as you can in your GoCamp camper van. Your first stop? Multnomah Falls.
One of the best parts about camping in a van is the cooking is really easy. We send you off with tons of cookware to make a feast. So let’s talk about provisioning for your trip.
This weekend route north of San Fransisco is perfect for a quick escape from the city. You’ll see Mount Tamalpais, Stinson Beach, Wright’s Beach and finally Point Reyes. Then head home refreshed and ready for another work week!
Take this classic Oregon road trip and you’ll see rivers, waterfalls, majestic forests and the bluest lake imaginable. Apart from route suggestions and camping recommendations, we also include tips on where to eat and what to do along the way.
Eurovan Weekenders have extra space. More space often translates to more people having fun. Weekenders seat three in the back seat, and also include a rear facing jump seat behind the driver for a total of 6 passengers.
GoCamp offers two different types of VW Eurovans – what are called “Campers” and “Weekenders.” Both styles have the fun pop top. The big difference relates to how the space in the main cabin is used. Campers have a little kitchenette inside the van that includes a sink, 12 gallons of water capacity, a two-burner gas stove, and either a small fridge or a cooler.
For spring break this year we headed to the deserts of Southern California, which recently exploded in what is being called a “Super Bloom” of wildflower blossoms. The bloom is so super, in fact, you can apparently see it from space. We just wanted to see it from our camper van.
When the rains come in Oregon, lots of long timers know to head east to Leslie Gulch for some sunshine and dry weather. That’s exactly what Andrew and Remy did with the GoCamp camper van called Rogue One last spring. It worked like a charm. Not only did they get dry weather, they got magical landscapes as well.
Here we share the backstory and inspiration for how and why GoCamp was born. For those of you looking for an adventure, we’re here to help make camping easy. And for those of you with a well-maintained camper van, we’re here to help you earn a little extra money when you aren’t using your van. Welcome to GoCamp.