It’s your turn to set out on the road behind the wheel of a beautiful, vintage Volkswagen Vanagon. Meet Dusty Rhodes.Sit back, relax, and let the warm breeze take you back to a simpler time. And that huge smile on your face? Well, that’s just one of the side effects you'll experience during your trip.Dusty is ready to carry you away on all your Pacific Northwest camping adventures. He doesn’t move fast but you won’t mind because getting to camp is one of the best parts of the adventure. Once you’re there, you’ll be surprised by how many features this classic 1985 Westfalia has to offer.-Westfalia pop-up top with skylight and screened window
-Fridge, propane
-Stove with two burners, propane
-Kitchen sink for dish and hand washing, not recommended for drinking
-Camper heater with thermostat (set your temp before bed and when the air gets chilly, you won’t!)
-Awning
-Sleeping accommodations for 4
-Driver and passenger seat spin to rear facing for additional seating
-Two swing-out tables
-Tons of inside storage, plus an exterior open cargo area over the front cab
-Hitch for bike rack or cargo rack (not wired for towing)
-Automatic transmission
-Extra battery with isolator to run lights and accessories without draining main vehicle batteryWe’ve also equipped the van with some gear and accessories including:
-GSI Outdoors enamel plate, bowl, and coffee mug (4 sets)
-Cutlery, silverware, spatula, pot holders, dish towels
-Dish soap and sponge
-Outdoor rug
-Two compact camp chairs
-Outdoor string lights (LED, battery operated)
-ENO two-person hammock
-Frisbee
-Travel Bocce Ball
-Playing cards
-Rechargeable flashlight
-Sheets for both beds and two blankets
-Small ax (great for making kindling from already chopped wood)
-Coleman stove with propane (in case you’d rather cook outside)
-Ramps for leveling (if needed)Items you may want to bring with you:
-Additional camp chairs
-Camp table (if not staying in a site with a picnic table)
-Pillows for sleeping
-Sleeping bags or blankets
-Large ax, if you plan to chop full rounds of wood or unseasoned wood
-Cooler, depending on number of people and trip length as the fridge may not be large enough to accommodate everything you’ll need.
-Drinking waterAsk about add-on availability and pricing:
-Yakima SkyBox 16
-Yakima bike rack (2 bikes)
-2 Hala Hoss Standup Paddleboards (inflatable)
-GoPro
-Yeti cooler, Tundra 65
-Fridge, propane
-Stove with two burners, propane
-Kitchen sink for dish and hand washing, not recommended for drinking
-Camper heater with thermostat (set your temp before bed and when the air gets chilly, you won’t!)
-Awning
-Sleeping accommodations for 4
-Driver and passenger seat spin to rear facing for additional seating
-Two swing-out tables
-Tons of inside storage, plus an exterior open cargo area over the front cab
-Hitch for bike rack or cargo rack (not wired for towing)
-Automatic transmission
-Extra battery with isolator to run lights and accessories without draining main vehicle batteryWe’ve also equipped the van with some gear and accessories including:
-GSI Outdoors enamel plate, bowl, and coffee mug (4 sets)
-Cutlery, silverware, spatula, pot holders, dish towels
-Dish soap and sponge
-Outdoor rug
-Two compact camp chairs
-Outdoor string lights (LED, battery operated)
-ENO two-person hammock
-Frisbee
-Travel Bocce Ball
-Playing cards
-Rechargeable flashlight
-Sheets for both beds and two blankets
-Small ax (great for making kindling from already chopped wood)
-Coleman stove with propane (in case you’d rather cook outside)
-Ramps for leveling (if needed)Items you may want to bring with you:
-Additional camp chairs
-Camp table (if not staying in a site with a picnic table)
-Pillows for sleeping
-Sleeping bags or blankets
-Large ax, if you plan to chop full rounds of wood or unseasoned wood
-Cooler, depending on number of people and trip length as the fridge may not be large enough to accommodate everything you’ll need.
-Drinking waterAsk about add-on availability and pricing:
-Yakima SkyBox 16
-Yakima bike rack (2 bikes)
-2 Hala Hoss Standup Paddleboards (inflatable)
-GoPro
-Yeti cooler, Tundra 65
It’s your turn to set out on the road behind the wheel of a beautiful, vintage Volkswagen Vanagon. Meet Dusty Rhodes.Sit back, relax, and let the warm breeze take you back to a simpler time. And that huge smile on your face? Well, that’s just one of the side effects you'll experience during your trip.Dusty is ready to carry you away on all your Pacific Northwest camping adventures. He doesn’t move fast but you won’t mind because getting to camp is one of the best parts of the adventure. Once you’re there, you’ll be surprised by how many features this classic 1985 Westfalia has to offer.-Westfalia pop-up top with skylight and screened window
-Fridge, propane
-Stove with two burners, propane
-Kitchen sink for dish and hand washing, not recommended for drinking
-Camper heater with thermostat (set your temp before bed and when the air gets chilly, you won’t!)
-Awning
-Sleeping accommodations for 4
-Driver and passenger seat spin to rear facing for additional seating
-Two swing-out tables
-Tons of inside storage, plus an exterior open cargo area over the front cab
-Hitch for bike rack or cargo rack (not wired for towing)
-Automatic transmission
-Extra battery with isolator to run lights and accessories without draining main vehicle batteryWe’ve also equipped the van with some gear and accessories including:
-GSI Outdoors enamel plate, bowl, and coffee mug (4 sets)
-Cutlery, silverware, spatula, pot holders, dish towels
-Dish soap and sponge
-Outdoor rug
-Two compact camp chairs
-Outdoor string lights (LED, battery operated)
-ENO two-person hammock
-Frisbee
-Travel Bocce Ball
-Playing cards
-Rechargeable flashlight
-Sheets for both beds and two blankets
-Small ax (great for making kindling from already chopped wood)
-Coleman stove with propane (in case you’d rather cook outside)
-Ramps for leveling (if needed)Items you may want to bring with you:
-Additional camp chairs
-Camp table (if not staying in a site with a picnic table)
-Pillows for sleeping
-Sleeping bags or blankets
-Large ax, if you plan to chop full rounds of wood or unseasoned wood
-Cooler, depending on number of people and trip length as the fridge may not be large enough to accommodate everything you’ll need.
-Drinking waterAsk about add-on availability and pricing:
-Yakima SkyBox 16
-Yakima bike rack (2 bikes)
-2 Hala Hoss Standup Paddleboards (inflatable)
-GoPro
-Yeti cooler, Tundra 65
-Fridge, propane
-Stove with two burners, propane
-Kitchen sink for dish and hand washing, not recommended for drinking
-Camper heater with thermostat (set your temp before bed and when the air gets chilly, you won’t!)
-Awning
-Sleeping accommodations for 4
-Driver and passenger seat spin to rear facing for additional seating
-Two swing-out tables
-Tons of inside storage, plus an exterior open cargo area over the front cab
-Hitch for bike rack or cargo rack (not wired for towing)
-Automatic transmission
-Extra battery with isolator to run lights and accessories without draining main vehicle batteryWe’ve also equipped the van with some gear and accessories including:
-GSI Outdoors enamel plate, bowl, and coffee mug (4 sets)
-Cutlery, silverware, spatula, pot holders, dish towels
-Dish soap and sponge
-Outdoor rug
-Two compact camp chairs
-Outdoor string lights (LED, battery operated)
-ENO two-person hammock
-Frisbee
-Travel Bocce Ball
-Playing cards
-Rechargeable flashlight
-Sheets for both beds and two blankets
-Small ax (great for making kindling from already chopped wood)
-Coleman stove with propane (in case you’d rather cook outside)
-Ramps for leveling (if needed)Items you may want to bring with you:
-Additional camp chairs
-Camp table (if not staying in a site with a picnic table)
-Pillows for sleeping
-Sleeping bags or blankets
-Large ax, if you plan to chop full rounds of wood or unseasoned wood
-Cooler, depending on number of people and trip length as the fridge may not be large enough to accommodate everything you’ll need.
-Drinking waterAsk about add-on availability and pricing:
-Yakima SkyBox 16
-Yakima bike rack (2 bikes)
-2 Hala Hoss Standup Paddleboards (inflatable)
-GoPro
-Yeti cooler, Tundra 65
1985 Volkswagen T3 Westfalia
Length
15 ft
15 ft
Fuel Type
Gasoline
Gasoline
Sleeps
4
4
Seatbelts
5
5
Sleeping arrangements
Full beds
2
2
Host add-ons
GoPro Hero with waterproof case
Standup Paddleboards (SUP)
Yakima Bike Rack
Yakima SkyBox 16
YETI Cooler, Tundra 65
Guest reviews
4.9
Excellent
15 reviews
Overall rating
5
4
3
2
1
Communication
4.92
Cleanliness
5
Maintenance
4.62
Value
4.85
Listing accuracy
5
Features
1985 Volkswagen T3 Westfalia
- Sleeps 4
- 5 seatbelts
- Sleeps 4
- 5 seatbelts
Amenities
- Water hookup
- Electric hookup
- Audio Inputs
- Radio
- CD Player
- Stove
- Refrigerator
- Kitchen Sink
- Water hookup
- Electric hookup
- Audio Inputs
- Radio
- CD Player
- Stove
- Refrigerator
- Kitchen Sink
Nearby places to stay
Spokane, WA • Exact location provided after booking
1. Camp Coeur d'Alene
Coeur d'Alene, ID • 34 miles away
2. Wolf Lodge Campground
Coeur d'Alene, ID • 36 miles away
3. Lost Moose Campground
Cataldo, ID • 45 miles away
4. CDA River RV, Riverfront Campground
Cataldo, ID • 49 miles away
5. Crystal Gold Mine RV Park
Kellogg, ID • 61 miles away
Availability and RV fit not guaranteed. Please verify directly with campgrounds before booking.
Spokane, WA • Exact location provided after booking
Rules and policies
- Tailgating friendly
- Not pet friendly
- No music festivals
- No smoking
- Mileage: 100 free miles / day
Meet your host, Bryan and Heidi
Member since 2018
We're Spokane natives who love snow, sun, and exploring the NW with our two sons and silver lab. After spending 12 years exploring western WA while living in Seattle, we're back in Spokane and loving it. We alternate between camping in our CVT rooftop tent and our 1985 VW Westfalia.
We're Spokane natives who love snow, sun, and exploring the NW with our two sons and silver lab. After spending 12 years exploring western WA while living in Seattle, we're back in Spokane and loving it. We alternate between camping in our CVT rooftop tent and our 1985 VW Westfalia.
