Bike Trail & River Ready Journey – Compact PNW Minimalist Camper
Offers delivery
21+
Sleeps 2
16 ft. long
7 guests
This kayak‑ and mountain‑bike‑ready micro‑camper is comfortable for 1 and cozy for 2. The real memory‑foam mattress means no air leaks, no sagging, and no waking up with your butt on the floor of the car — looking for the air pump... just a solid bed ready when you park. Privacy curtains cover the front cabin and rear side‑door windows, giving you a quieter, tucked‑in feel even in busier spots.It’s built for simple, get‑out‑and‑go trips — load your kayak, mount your bike, and you’re rolling in minutes. The low platform height makes gear easy to handle, and the compact size fits trailheads, river pull‑outs, and forest spots that bigger rigs can’t reach. The camping setup is straightforward, Uconnect works by USB,and gets up to 22 mpg.There are two layouts: Sleeping and Cooking. The bed rolls out in the back, and the kitchen box, cooler, and under‑floor bins tuck behind the front seats. When it’s time to cook, the bed rolls up and the kitchen folds out with a table, or you can lift the kitchen box out and use it at a picnic table or down at the beach. Even with everything stored, the cooler and kitchen box are still easy to reach for rest‑stop lunches and quick snacks. An electric cooler and power box keep food cold and devices charged without relying on the car.What's included1-2 Camp Chairs with Side Tables
• Power Box
• Powers cooler
• Charges devices15 Quart Electric Cooler
• No ice needed
• Quiet OperationKitchen Box with Fold Out Mini-Table
• Stove, fuel, cookware, strainer,
• Dishes, cups, utensils
• Cutting board, cheese grater
• Pop out sink, soap, towels,
• Foil, napkins, coffee filters, scrubber
• LED 4-way Lantern
• First Aid Kit.Sleeping Gear
• 3" Memory-foam mattress
• 2 pillows
• 2 sleeping bags3 piece privacy curtainsRecommendationsTrip Recommendations
- Clackamas River for floats, swimming spots, and easy campgrounds
- Mt. Hood NF for lakes, trails, and quiet forest camps
- Columbia Gorge for waterfalls, viewpoints, and short hikes
- Hood River for biking, breweries, and river access
- Oregon Coast for beach camping and tide pools
- Bend for high-desert trails and starry nightsOther things to noteOther Things to Note
- Located in outer SE Portland, about 15 minutes from nearby campgrounds
- Extra tents, chairs, and camp gear available on request
- Additional stove options if you need more cooking space
- Life jackets available for river or lake trips
- Kitchen box and cooler accessible while packed
- Campsites and permits are the renter’s responsibility
- Please return the vehicle clean and with all gear accounted for
• Power Box
• Powers cooler
• Charges devices15 Quart Electric Cooler
• No ice needed
• Quiet OperationKitchen Box with Fold Out Mini-Table
• Stove, fuel, cookware, strainer,
• Dishes, cups, utensils
• Cutting board, cheese grater
• Pop out sink, soap, towels,
• Foil, napkins, coffee filters, scrubber
• LED 4-way Lantern
• First Aid Kit.Sleeping Gear
• 3" Memory-foam mattress
• 2 pillows
• 2 sleeping bags3 piece privacy curtainsRecommendationsTrip Recommendations
- Clackamas River for floats, swimming spots, and easy campgrounds
- Mt. Hood NF for lakes, trails, and quiet forest camps
- Columbia Gorge for waterfalls, viewpoints, and short hikes
- Hood River for biking, breweries, and river access
- Oregon Coast for beach camping and tide pools
- Bend for high-desert trails and starry nightsOther things to noteOther Things to Note
- Located in outer SE Portland, about 15 minutes from nearby campgrounds
- Extra tents, chairs, and camp gear available on request
- Additional stove options if you need more cooking space
- Life jackets available for river or lake trips
- Kitchen box and cooler accessible while packed
- Campsites and permits are the renter’s responsibility
- Please return the vehicle clean and with all gear accounted for
This kayak‑ and mountain‑bike‑ready micro‑camper is comfortable for 1 and cozy for 2. The real memory‑foam mattress means no air leaks, no sagging, and no waking up with your butt on the floor of the car — looking for the air pump... just a solid bed ready when you park. Privacy curtains cover the front cabin and rear side‑door windows, giving you a quieter, tucked‑in feel even in busier spots.It’s built for simple, get‑out‑and‑go trips — load your kayak, mount your bike, and you’re rolling in minutes. The low platform height makes gear easy to handle, and the compact size fits trailheads, river pull‑outs, and forest spots that bigger rigs can’t reach. The camping setup is straightforward, Uconnect works by USB,and gets up to 22 mpg.There are two layouts: Sleeping and Cooking. The bed rolls out in the back, and the kitchen box, cooler, and under‑floor bins tuck behind the front seats. When it’s time to cook, the bed rolls up and the kitchen folds out with a table, or you can lift the kitchen box out and use it at a picnic table or down at the beach. Even with everything stored, the cooler and kitchen box are still easy to reach for rest‑stop lunches and quick snacks. An electric cooler and power box keep food cold and devices charged without relying on the car.What's included1-2 Camp Chairs with Side Tables
• Power Box
• Powers cooler
• Charges devices15 Quart Electric Cooler
• No ice needed
• Quiet OperationKitchen Box with Fold Out Mini-Table
• Stove, fuel, cookware, strainer,
• Dishes, cups, utensils
• Cutting board, cheese grater
• Pop out sink, soap, towels,
• Foil, napkins, coffee filters, scrubber
• LED 4-way Lantern
• First Aid Kit.Sleeping Gear
• 3" Memory-foam mattress
• 2 pillows
• 2 sleeping bags3 piece privacy curtainsRecommendationsTrip Recommendations
- Clackamas River for floats, swimming spots, and easy campgrounds
- Mt. Hood NF for lakes, trails, and quiet forest camps
- Columbia Gorge for waterfalls, viewpoints, and short hikes
- Hood River for biking, breweries, and river access
- Oregon Coast for beach camping and tide pools
- Bend for high-desert trails and starry nightsOther things to noteOther Things to Note
- Located in outer SE Portland, about 15 minutes from nearby campgrounds
- Extra tents, chairs, and camp gear available on request
- Additional stove options if you need more cooking space
- Life jackets available for river or lake trips
- Kitchen box and cooler accessible while packed
- Campsites and permits are the renter’s responsibility
- Please return the vehicle clean and with all gear accounted for
• Power Box
• Powers cooler
• Charges devices15 Quart Electric Cooler
• No ice needed
• Quiet OperationKitchen Box with Fold Out Mini-Table
• Stove, fuel, cookware, strainer,
• Dishes, cups, utensils
• Cutting board, cheese grater
• Pop out sink, soap, towels,
• Foil, napkins, coffee filters, scrubber
• LED 4-way Lantern
• First Aid Kit.Sleeping Gear
• 3" Memory-foam mattress
• 2 pillows
• 2 sleeping bags3 piece privacy curtainsRecommendationsTrip Recommendations
- Clackamas River for floats, swimming spots, and easy campgrounds
- Mt. Hood NF for lakes, trails, and quiet forest camps
- Columbia Gorge for waterfalls, viewpoints, and short hikes
- Hood River for biking, breweries, and river access
- Oregon Coast for beach camping and tide pools
- Bend for high-desert trails and starry nightsOther things to noteOther Things to Note
- Located in outer SE Portland, about 15 minutes from nearby campgrounds
- Extra tents, chairs, and camp gear available on request
- Additional stove options if you need more cooking space
- Life jackets available for river or lake trips
- Kitchen box and cooler accessible while packed
- Campsites and permits are the renter’s responsibility
- Please return the vehicle clean and with all gear accounted for
Quick summary
AI generated
Adventure-ready: this compact camper is perfect for active, minimalist explorers.
Mount your bike or kayak and access trailheads bigger rigs can't reach.
Enjoy a real memory-foam mattress, electric cooler, and powered devices.
The comprehensive kitchen kit means you just add food for easy camp meals.
2017 Dodge Journey
Length
16 ft
16 ft
Transmission
Automatic
Automatic
Fuel Type
Gasoline
Gasoline
Gross Weight
5,005 lbs
5,005 lbs
Sleeps
2
2
Seatbelts
7
7
Sleeping arrangements
1 bed
Twin bed
1
1
Bike Trail & River Ready Journey – Compact PNW Minimalist Camper
Dates
Features
2017 Dodge Journey
- Sleeps 2
- 7 seatbelts
- Fuel type: Gas
- Automatic transmission
- Gross weight: 5,005 lbs
- Sleeps 2
- 7 seatbelts
- Fuel type: Gas
- Automatic transmission
- Gross weight: 5,005 lbs
Amenities
- Audio Inputs
- Radio
- CD Player
- Pots and pans
- Dishes and utensils
- Cooking basics
- Heater
- Air Conditioner
- Audio Inputs
- Radio
- CD Player
- Pots and pans
- Dishes and utensils
- Cooking basics
- Heater
- Air Conditioner
Nearby places to stay
Portland, OR • Exact location provided after booking
1. Dundee Hills Resort
Dundee, OR • 28 miles away
2. Cougar RV Park & Campground
Cougar, WA • 41 miles away
3. Valley's Edge RV Park
Sheridan, OR • 50 miles away
4. Tillamook Bay City RV Park
Tillamook, OR • 67 miles away
5. Imperial River Co.
Maupin, OR • 72 miles away
Availability and RV fit not guaranteed. Please verify directly with campgrounds before booking.
Portland, OR • Exact location provided after booking
Rules and policies
• No Smoking in the vehicle subject to cleaning fee
• No music festivals, unless preapproved.
• No pets
• Guests must complete Driver Verification within one week from the preliminary booking approval to fully complete the booking request. Or risk cancellation.
• No Smoking in the vehicle subject to cleaning fee
• No music festivals, unless preapproved.
• No pets
• Guests must complete Driver Verification within one week from the preliminary booking approval to fully complete the booking request. Or risk cancellation.
- 9 am start time
3 pm end time - Tailgating friendly
- Not pet friendly
- No music festivals
- No smoking
- Mileage: 200 free miles / day
- No generator
Cancellation: Moderate
Meet your host, James
Member since 2024
I'm a single dad, self employed business owner who makes custom sports jerseys. I bought my camper in 2022 to get out and enjoy this beautiful state with my son.
I'm a single dad, self employed business owner who makes custom sports jerseys. I bought my camper in 2022 to get out and enjoy this beautiful state with my son.
