Couple site by a fire in front of a Volkswagen Vanagon Camper at Cottonwood Canyon State Park in Oregon.
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Does this van look good on me? We love putting customers in the ‘perfect for them’ van. You can give us a call at any time to talk through your trip with us, and we’ll help guide you to the van best suited to your needs. But in the meantime, here are some tips for selecting the perfect for you GoCamp camper van. Because yes, that van looks great on you!
Learn the difference between a “Camper” and a “Weekender” so that you can make the best choice when selecting your GoCamp camper van rental. Our nifty illustrations highlight the key features of each style of Volkswagen camper van.
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.