Meet Goose, my first HighRoof Sprinter. (also, see Odelia my 2nd Sprinter also on Outdoorsy, she's newer so harder to find in search) Both have: hot water, hot outdoor shower, ample solar-electric power, queen bed, tons of drawers, built in fridge. They are easy to maneuver, stealthily park anywhere, gets amazing fuel economy 22-26mpg, and have ample storage for two + dog(s). - 6 ft ceiling - FULL-sized sink with running HOT & cold water - Kitchen stuff included, see pictures - fridge and freezer 1.7 cu-ft + optional additional powered freezer/cooler - passenger seat swivels for in-camp seating - 22-26mpg with car-like power - soft-close drawers that are deep and tall. - Bluetooth stereo with a rear-view camera - 15-gal fresh-water tank, 7-gal hot water, 17-gal of aux water, (figure 5-14 days of water) - Dimming LED recessed & overhead lights. Good for reading in bed. - Toy Storage: One bike can fit internally. - Hot water shower. Put the curtain up between the rear doors, bath mat down, enjoy a hot water shower under sun or stars - Solar/battery system, 5-USB ports, 7-120V plugs. Battery for ~2-3 days in the shade. Pure-sine inverter ~1200watts peak. - motorcycle hitch rack option - workhorse diesel engine noted for longevity, efficiency, power, scrupulously maintained - Optional Alpcour Portable Toilet Winter: - Heated mattress pad. Really nice when needed. - Diesel cabin heater, great for cold mornings and evenings (works with engine off) - Well-insulated. - easy-on "Alpine" chains available. Possible icy roads = double security deposit; but the van handles well on all the ice I've encountered. Bed: Fold-down the mattress to convert from day to night mode. For two people, insert a foot platform, it takes 30 seconds. It's a firm queen mattress. I sleep better here than anywhere else. More photos: 5gooses on IG Some options for one-way trips, what do you have in mind?