2015 Mercedes Benz Sprinter “Lotus” -No Cleaning Fee!
5 • 12 reviews
2 guests
Sleeps 2
20 ft. long
Offers delivery
2015 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter
Why stay in a hotel when you can sleep where your adventures take you?Load up and head out with seating and sleeping for 2, plenty of storage space, a 2-burner stovetop, sink w/ electric pump, Yeti 45 cooler, plating and utensils, outlet and USB adapters for all charging needs, ceiling vent and fan, and mosquito net.If you have any questions about travel on the island please ask! There are several affordable campsites around the island, some available on short notice (links and details below). Keep in mind that reservations for the Kalalau Trail and Napali Coast go fast! Links to the reservations in recommendations below.The camper comes with everything you need to live inside, but if you'd like extras like a grilling set, tent, hammock, beach supplies (towels, fins, beach umbrella, speaker), or a portable charger, please check out the add-ons.I'm 6ft tall and use the van comfortably. This is a standard roof, interior floor-to-ceiling is 63". The bed is 65" long (5'5") x 44" wide (The mattress is between a twin and full). It can get tight for two people depending on your size/height, but an additional sleeping pad is available for the floor center aisle as an add-on as well. It is an inflatable camping sleeping pad (4" thick).144” WB, 2015 Mercedes Benz 2500. 136k miles, diesel.Available for pickup in Kapaa, HIWhat's includedThe van comes with:
-Linens to include a fitted bedsheet, top sheet, and 2 pillows + 2 pillowcases. An additional blanket can be provided if needed.
-Two bath towels, several washcloths, and cleaning towels
-Yeti 45 cooler (renter must supply ice)
-Two-burner stovetop
-Plates, bowls, and silverware for 2+
-Pot, pan, cooking utensils
-Spice rack with a variety of basic spices
-Two tripod folding chairs
-Blackout curtains in the front of van separating the driver area from the cabin area
-Bungee chord rack underneath the bed for hanging storage. Extra bungee chords are included for securing items around the van
-Bluetooth-compatible stereo/speaker system
-Overhead shelves, counter, and drawers as well as additional shelving for any gear/personal items/snacks you plan to bring along
-Rear door mosquito netRecommendationsWailua Falls, Waimea Canyon, Na Pali Coast tours and trails, Princeville, Hanalei Bay, Kapaa Town, Poipu, Hanapepe. There are so many great towns to check out with amazing natural features in the vicinity of each.Campground Information: www.kauai.gov/campingCounty campgrounds: recreation.kauai.gov, call (808) 241-4463
or visit the Department of Parks and Recreation (444 Rice St STE 105, Lihue, HI 96766) to grab a permit/speak to someone in person:
-‘Anini Beach Park - Kilauea, Northeast***
-Anahola Beach Park - Anahola, Eastside
-Salt Pond Park - Eleele, Southside***
-Lydgate Park Campground - Lydgate, EastsideState Campgrounds:
-Kōkeʻe State Park - Westside https://camping.ehawaii.gov/camping/all,details,57926.htmlPrivate Campgrounds: Google campgrounds for reservation information
-Kumu Camp - Anahola ***
-YMCA Camp Naue - Hanalei
-Camp Sloggett - cabin reservations onlyImportant: Nāpali Coast State Wilderness Park (SWP) & Kalalau Trail: In order to access the Nāpali Coast SWP as well as the Kalalau Trail, visitors have to go through Hāʻena State Park (SP). Hāʻena SP now requires advanced reservations for entry except for those with valid camping permits for the Nāpali Coast SWP and for Hawaii residents. Those with Nāpali Coast SWP Camping Permits do not need to make a Hāʻena SP Park Entry Reservation. Please present your valid camping permit upon arrival. Keep in mind that reservations for the Kalalau Trail and Napali Coast go fast! Plan ahead and make reservations for:
-Parking + shuttle to trail for day use: "gohaena .com"
-Napali Coast overnight camping on the Kalalau trail: "camping.ehawaii.gov/camping/" --> select Kauai and then Napali Coast State Wilderness Park to check availabilityPolipoli and Polihale Parks are prohibited due to 4-wheel drive required roads/sand and unimproved dirt roads*** = renter and host-recommended sitesOther things to note*No smoking/vaping inside the vehicle. You will be charged a cleaning and deodorizing fee if there is any smell of smoke inside the van upon return.*The vehicle is NOT equipped for any off-road/4x4 required roads or sand/muddy terrain. Renters will be held financially responsible for any damage due to unsafe/irresponsible driving decisions. Please ask if you are unsure whether the van can navigate safely where you want to go*Polihale State Park and Polipoli Spring State Recreation Area Prohibited, 4-Wheel Drive Required/Recommended*This is a standard roof camper. I'm 6ft, 175lbs, and have used the van for camping and exploring the outdoors, cooking, cleaning, living, etc with no issues. I use the stool for most of my prep work and cooking. I have shared the bed as well though it gets tight depending on how you like to sleep! Check out the dimensions above to make sure you're comfortable with the bed arrangement.*If you're larger/taller than me or have an additional person on your trip please ask about sleeping accommodations. There is a 4" sleeping pad available as an add-on that you can lay down in the middle aisle of the van for a second sleeping space/longer-length sleeping area ($15).Any other questions please ask!
-Linens to include a fitted bedsheet, top sheet, and 2 pillows + 2 pillowcases. An additional blanket can be provided if needed.
-Two bath towels, several washcloths, and cleaning towels
-Yeti 45 cooler (renter must supply ice)
-Two-burner stovetop
-Plates, bowls, and silverware for 2+
-Pot, pan, cooking utensils
-Spice rack with a variety of basic spices
-Two tripod folding chairs
-Blackout curtains in the front of van separating the driver area from the cabin area
-Bungee chord rack underneath the bed for hanging storage. Extra bungee chords are included for securing items around the van
-Bluetooth-compatible stereo/speaker system
-Overhead shelves, counter, and drawers as well as additional shelving for any gear/personal items/snacks you plan to bring along
-Rear door mosquito netRecommendationsWailua Falls, Waimea Canyon, Na Pali Coast tours and trails, Princeville, Hanalei Bay, Kapaa Town, Poipu, Hanapepe. There are so many great towns to check out with amazing natural features in the vicinity of each.Campground Information: www.kauai.gov/campingCounty campgrounds: recreation.kauai.gov, call (808) 241-4463
or visit the Department of Parks and Recreation (444 Rice St STE 105, Lihue, HI 96766) to grab a permit/speak to someone in person:
-‘Anini Beach Park - Kilauea, Northeast***
-Anahola Beach Park - Anahola, Eastside
-Salt Pond Park - Eleele, Southside***
-Lydgate Park Campground - Lydgate, EastsideState Campgrounds:
-Kōkeʻe State Park - Westside https://camping.ehawaii.gov/camping/all,details,57926.htmlPrivate Campgrounds: Google campgrounds for reservation information
-Kumu Camp - Anahola ***
-YMCA Camp Naue - Hanalei
-Camp Sloggett - cabin reservations onlyImportant: Nāpali Coast State Wilderness Park (SWP) & Kalalau Trail: In order to access the Nāpali Coast SWP as well as the Kalalau Trail, visitors have to go through Hāʻena State Park (SP). Hāʻena SP now requires advanced reservations for entry except for those with valid camping permits for the Nāpali Coast SWP and for Hawaii residents. Those with Nāpali Coast SWP Camping Permits do not need to make a Hāʻena SP Park Entry Reservation. Please present your valid camping permit upon arrival. Keep in mind that reservations for the Kalalau Trail and Napali Coast go fast! Plan ahead and make reservations for:
-Parking + shuttle to trail for day use: "gohaena .com"
-Napali Coast overnight camping on the Kalalau trail: "camping.ehawaii.gov/camping/" --> select Kauai and then Napali Coast State Wilderness Park to check availabilityPolipoli and Polihale Parks are prohibited due to 4-wheel drive required roads/sand and unimproved dirt roads*** = renter and host-recommended sitesOther things to note*No smoking/vaping inside the vehicle. You will be charged a cleaning and deodorizing fee if there is any smell of smoke inside the van upon return.*The vehicle is NOT equipped for any off-road/4x4 required roads or sand/muddy terrain. Renters will be held financially responsible for any damage due to unsafe/irresponsible driving decisions. Please ask if you are unsure whether the van can navigate safely where you want to go*Polihale State Park and Polipoli Spring State Recreation Area Prohibited, 4-Wheel Drive Required/Recommended*This is a standard roof camper. I'm 6ft, 175lbs, and have used the van for camping and exploring the outdoors, cooking, cleaning, living, etc with no issues. I use the stool for most of my prep work and cooking. I have shared the bed as well though it gets tight depending on how you like to sleep! Check out the dimensions above to make sure you're comfortable with the bed arrangement.*If you're larger/taller than me or have an additional person on your trip please ask about sleeping accommodations. There is a 4" sleeping pad available as an add-on that you can lay down in the middle aisle of the van for a second sleeping space/longer-length sleeping area ($15).Any other questions please ask!
Why stay in a hotel when you can sleep where your adventures take you?Load up and head out with seating and sleeping for 2, plenty of storage space, a 2-burner stovetop, sink w/ electric pump, Yeti 45 cooler, plating and utensils, outlet and USB adapters for all charging needs, ceiling vent and fan, and mosquito net.If you have any questions about travel on the island please ask! There are several affordable campsites around the island, some available on short notice (links and details below). Keep in mind that reservations for the Kalalau Trail and Napali Coast go fast! Links to the reservations in recommendations below.The camper comes with everything you need to live inside, but if you'd like extras like a grilling set, tent, hammock, beach supplies (towels, fins, beach umbrella, speaker), or a portable charger, please check out the add-ons.I'm 6ft tall and use the van comfortably. This is a standard roof, interior floor-to-ceiling is 63". The bed is 65" long (5'5") x 44" wide (The mattress is between a twin and full). It can get tight for two people depending on your size/height, but an additional sleeping pad is available for the floor center aisle as an add-on as well. It is an inflatable camping sleeping pad (4" thick).144” WB, 2015 Mercedes Benz 2500. 136k miles, diesel.Available for pickup in Kapaa, HIWhat's includedThe van comes with:
-Linens to include a fitted bedsheet, top sheet, and 2 pillows + 2 pillowcases. An additional blanket can be provided if needed.
-Two bath towels, several washcloths, and cleaning towels
-Yeti 45 cooler (renter must supply ice)
-Two-burner stovetop
-Plates, bowls, and silverware for 2+
-Pot, pan, cooking utensils
-Spice rack with a variety of basic spices
-Two tripod folding chairs
-Blackout curtains in the front of van separating the driver area from the cabin area
-Bungee chord rack underneath the bed for hanging storage. Extra bungee chords are included for securing items around the van
-Bluetooth-compatible stereo/speaker system
-Overhead shelves, counter, and drawers as well as additional shelving for any gear/personal items/snacks you plan to bring along
-Rear door mosquito netRecommendationsWailua Falls, Waimea Canyon, Na Pali Coast tours and trails, Princeville, Hanalei Bay, Kapaa Town, Poipu, Hanapepe. There are so many great towns to check out with amazing natural features in the vicinity of each.Campground Information: www.kauai.gov/campingCounty campgrounds: recreation.kauai.gov, call (808) 241-4463
or visit the Department of Parks and Recreation (444 Rice St STE 105, Lihue, HI 96766) to grab a permit/speak to someone in person:
-‘Anini Beach Park - Kilauea, Northeast***
-Anahola Beach Park - Anahola, Eastside
-Salt Pond Park - Eleele, Southside***
-Lydgate Park Campground - Lydgate, EastsideState Campgrounds:
-Kōkeʻe State Park - Westside https://camping.ehawaii.gov/camping/all,details,57926.htmlPrivate Campgrounds: Google campgrounds for reservation information
-Kumu Camp - Anahola ***
-YMCA Camp Naue - Hanalei
-Camp Sloggett - cabin reservations onlyImportant: Nāpali Coast State Wilderness Park (SWP) & Kalalau Trail: In order to access the Nāpali Coast SWP as well as the Kalalau Trail, visitors have to go through Hāʻena State Park (SP). Hāʻena SP now requires advanced reservations for entry except for those with valid camping permits for the Nāpali Coast SWP and for Hawaii residents. Those with Nāpali Coast SWP Camping Permits do not need to make a Hāʻena SP Park Entry Reservation. Please present your valid camping permit upon arrival. Keep in mind that reservations for the Kalalau Trail and Napali Coast go fast! Plan ahead and make reservations for:
-Parking + shuttle to trail for day use: "gohaena .com"
-Napali Coast overnight camping on the Kalalau trail: "camping.ehawaii.gov/camping/" --> select Kauai and then Napali Coast State Wilderness Park to check availabilityPolipoli and Polihale Parks are prohibited due to 4-wheel drive required roads/sand and unimproved dirt roads*** = renter and host-recommended sitesOther things to note*No smoking/vaping inside the vehicle. You will be charged a cleaning and deodorizing fee if there is any smell of smoke inside the van upon return.*The vehicle is NOT equipped for any off-road/4x4 required roads or sand/muddy terrain. Renters will be held financially responsible for any damage due to unsafe/irresponsible driving decisions. Please ask if you are unsure whether the van can navigate safely where you want to go*Polihale State Park and Polipoli Spring State Recreation Area Prohibited, 4-Wheel Drive Required/Recommended*This is a standard roof camper. I'm 6ft, 175lbs, and have used the van for camping and exploring the outdoors, cooking, cleaning, living, etc with no issues. I use the stool for most of my prep work and cooking. I have shared the bed as well though it gets tight depending on how you like to sleep! Check out the dimensions above to make sure you're comfortable with the bed arrangement.*If you're larger/taller than me or have an additional person on your trip please ask about sleeping accommodations. There is a 4" sleeping pad available as an add-on that you can lay down in the middle aisle of the van for a second sleeping space/longer-length sleeping area ($15).Any other questions please ask!
-Linens to include a fitted bedsheet, top sheet, and 2 pillows + 2 pillowcases. An additional blanket can be provided if needed.
-Two bath towels, several washcloths, and cleaning towels
-Yeti 45 cooler (renter must supply ice)
-Two-burner stovetop
-Plates, bowls, and silverware for 2+
-Pot, pan, cooking utensils
-Spice rack with a variety of basic spices
-Two tripod folding chairs
-Blackout curtains in the front of van separating the driver area from the cabin area
-Bungee chord rack underneath the bed for hanging storage. Extra bungee chords are included for securing items around the van
-Bluetooth-compatible stereo/speaker system
-Overhead shelves, counter, and drawers as well as additional shelving for any gear/personal items/snacks you plan to bring along
-Rear door mosquito netRecommendationsWailua Falls, Waimea Canyon, Na Pali Coast tours and trails, Princeville, Hanalei Bay, Kapaa Town, Poipu, Hanapepe. There are so many great towns to check out with amazing natural features in the vicinity of each.Campground Information: www.kauai.gov/campingCounty campgrounds: recreation.kauai.gov, call (808) 241-4463
or visit the Department of Parks and Recreation (444 Rice St STE 105, Lihue, HI 96766) to grab a permit/speak to someone in person:
-‘Anini Beach Park - Kilauea, Northeast***
-Anahola Beach Park - Anahola, Eastside
-Salt Pond Park - Eleele, Southside***
-Lydgate Park Campground - Lydgate, EastsideState Campgrounds:
-Kōkeʻe State Park - Westside https://camping.ehawaii.gov/camping/all,details,57926.htmlPrivate Campgrounds: Google campgrounds for reservation information
-Kumu Camp - Anahola ***
-YMCA Camp Naue - Hanalei
-Camp Sloggett - cabin reservations onlyImportant: Nāpali Coast State Wilderness Park (SWP) & Kalalau Trail: In order to access the Nāpali Coast SWP as well as the Kalalau Trail, visitors have to go through Hāʻena State Park (SP). Hāʻena SP now requires advanced reservations for entry except for those with valid camping permits for the Nāpali Coast SWP and for Hawaii residents. Those with Nāpali Coast SWP Camping Permits do not need to make a Hāʻena SP Park Entry Reservation. Please present your valid camping permit upon arrival. Keep in mind that reservations for the Kalalau Trail and Napali Coast go fast! Plan ahead and make reservations for:
-Parking + shuttle to trail for day use: "gohaena .com"
-Napali Coast overnight camping on the Kalalau trail: "camping.ehawaii.gov/camping/" --> select Kauai and then Napali Coast State Wilderness Park to check availabilityPolipoli and Polihale Parks are prohibited due to 4-wheel drive required roads/sand and unimproved dirt roads*** = renter and host-recommended sitesOther things to note*No smoking/vaping inside the vehicle. You will be charged a cleaning and deodorizing fee if there is any smell of smoke inside the van upon return.*The vehicle is NOT equipped for any off-road/4x4 required roads or sand/muddy terrain. Renters will be held financially responsible for any damage due to unsafe/irresponsible driving decisions. Please ask if you are unsure whether the van can navigate safely where you want to go*Polihale State Park and Polipoli Spring State Recreation Area Prohibited, 4-Wheel Drive Required/Recommended*This is a standard roof camper. I'm 6ft, 175lbs, and have used the van for camping and exploring the outdoors, cooking, cleaning, living, etc with no issues. I use the stool for most of my prep work and cooking. I have shared the bed as well though it gets tight depending on how you like to sleep! Check out the dimensions above to make sure you're comfortable with the bed arrangement.*If you're larger/taller than me or have an additional person on your trip please ask about sleeping accommodations. There is a 4" sleeping pad available as an add-on that you can lay down in the middle aisle of the van for a second sleeping space/longer-length sleeping area ($15).Any other questions please ask!
Features
2015 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter
- Sleeps 2
- 2 seatbelts
- Fuel type: Diesel
- Automatic transmission
- Gross weight: 5,500 lbs
- Sleeps 2
- 2 seatbelts
- Fuel type: Diesel
- Automatic transmission
- Gross weight: 5,500 lbs
Amenities
- Solart
- Audio Inputs
- Radio
- Stove
- Refrigerator
- Kitchen Sink
- Ceiling Fan
- Inverter
- Solart
- Audio Inputs
- Radio
- Stove
- Refrigerator
- Kitchen Sink
- Ceiling Fan
- Inverter
Meet your host, Andrew
Member since 2021
I moved to Kauai in early 2023 from San Diego after visiting the island for just a few days in 2022. Since then, it has been an amazing home and I'm still not done exploring everything there is to offer. I love sharing my van with first-time visitors and island regulars/residents. Please let me know if you'd like help deciding what to do and places to see!
Usually answers in less than 24 hours
Rules and policies
- Tailgating friendly
- Not pet friendly
- No music festivals
- No smoking
- Unlimited mileage
No climbing on the roof, smoking inside the vehicle, or off-roading. If you have any questions, just ask! I'm available by text or email most of the day.
24/7 roadside assistance
Learn more about Roadside AssistanceRoadside assistance on every rental, plus help planning your trip or operating the RV.
Learn more about Roadside AssistanceAdd-ons
Enhance your trip with these add-ons. Available at checkout.
Beach Towels
Sand Resistant Beach Towels
$8.15
/each
Beach Ubrella
Spend all day on the beach with a Tommy Bahama Beach Umbrella
$16.30
/each
Extra Sleeping Pad
Camping sleeping pad 79inx26in. For floor space if bed is too short or separate sleeping space is desired.
$24.45
/each
Beach Towels
Sand Resistant Beach Towels
$8.15
/each
Beach Ubrella
Spend all day on the beach with a Tommy Bahama Beach Umbrella
$16.30
/each
Extra Sleeping Pad
Camping sleeping pad 79inx26in. For floor space if bed is too short or separate sleeping space is desired.
$24.45
/each
Availability and rates
December 2023
| M | T | W | T | F | S | S |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
January 2024
| M | T | W | T | F | S | S |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
There’s a 2 night minimum stay
Discounts
- Weekly (7+ nights): 10% off nightly rate
- Monthly (28+ nights): 20% off nightly rate
Fees
- Security deposit: $815.00 (refundable)
2015 Mercedes Benz Sprinter “Lotus” -No Cleaning Fee!
Dates
Customer reviews
Reviews
(5)5
100 %
4.9
98 %
5
100 %
5
100 %
5
100 %
Communication
5Cleanliness
4.9Maintenance
5Value
5Listing Accuracy
5Guest photos
Pedro R.
December 20235
Savannah M.
November 20235
Wonderful Van, awesome stay! Andrew was always very quick to communicate and met us at the airport the morning of our flight home for easy drop off.
5 Photos submitted by Savannah M.
André B.
November 20235
No issues at all with Andrew or his van. He was very quick to reply with any questions we had during our rental. His van was great and made our Hawaiian vacation a memorable one!
1 Photo submitted by André B.
Julian S.
October 20235
Andrew was a great host. He was gracious and generous with his time prior to us leaving, and gave us very good advice for things to do on the island. The van itself was easy to drive, very clean and has all the amenities you could want. Loved having the mobility it offered and it’s truly the best way to see Kauai! Thank you Andrew!
Tjeerd S.
October 20235
We had a great time using this van on Kauai. Andrew was very accommodating. Before, during and after the trip. We had some concerns about the van being too warm, and he ensured us about the fans and mosquito net (so we could the back door open during the night. Since Kauai is not that big, it was also easy to stop by his place for a quick fix.
We definitely had to get used to the van life, but it definitely grew on us. We visited several campsites around Kauai: Kumu, Anini and Salt Pond. Kumu is the only private campground, but it's location is further from the best spots. Its great you can stay at the state beach parks, but you will have to be okay with a more parking lot experience and no private showers (showers are also cold, but to be honest with Hawaii's weather you don't really realize it).
Thanks to the provided gas and the coolbox, we were able to make our own breakfast every morning. The battery of the van seems to last forever, we could comfortably keep everything running during the day or night without worrying about power.
Due to my length as tall dutch guy (6ft3) I opted for the extra sleeping pad in the center aisle. We also made a lot of use of beach umbrella as add-on extra.
We definitely had to get used to the van life, but it definitely grew on us. We visited several campsites around Kauai: Kumu, Anini and Salt Pond. Kumu is the only private campground, but it's location is further from the best spots. Its great you can stay at the state beach parks, but you will have to be okay with a more parking lot experience and no private showers (showers are also cold, but to be honest with Hawaii's weather you don't really realize it).
Thanks to the provided gas and the coolbox, we were able to make our own breakfast every morning. The battery of the van seems to last forever, we could comfortably keep everything running during the day or night without worrying about power.
Due to my length as tall dutch guy (6ft3) I opted for the extra sleeping pad in the center aisle. We also made a lot of use of beach umbrella as add-on extra.
Noah S.
August 20235
Andrew has an awesome van! Drives like a dream and has everything you will need. He was easy to communicate with and great overall. We would definitely do this again and I recommend to anyone wanting a cool experience!
Have a question?Get answers directly from the host
Q.What flexibility is available for picking up and dropping off the RV?
A.
I am very flexible with pick-up and drop-off times. Outdoorsy defaults to 3pm pick-ups and 11am drop-offs, but I can schedule around your arrival and departure flights (if applicable)
Q.Are there any campgrounds where we shouldn't stay?
A.
Lydgate Beach Park and Ahukini State Park are both areas I would avoid camping for the night. Even during the day there are thefts.
Anini and Salt Pond are two of my favorites to camp!
Q.How does using the bathroom work in this camper?
A.
Starting Jan 2024, I will have a portable toilet available as an add-on for $30. Most renters find the public restrooms and showers at the campgrounds and beaches work for their trip, but if you'd like one for peace of mind please to so!
Emptying the portable toilet will be the renter's responsibility.
/-159.327,22.093,10,0/1260x450@2x?access_token=pk.eyJ1Ijoib3V0ZG9vcnN5IiwiYSI6ImNqdndtZzBhbDRlZzE0M29qdXJ0aXRrOHMifQ.toN1mcopGp7Yn5DH_YZRzA&logo=false&attribution=false)
