Enjoy the luxuries of home while exploring beautiful and remote places in nature. Pick up is convenient from East Vancouver. Goldi is easy to drive with a standard drivers license and easy to park in regular spots with a backup camera; she is small enough to go everywhere and big enough to stand up and spend some time in. There is a surprising amount of storage room so you won't feel cramped and can move around freely. Everything can be operated without a powered site, except for the 120V power outlets (which includes the microwave and heating/air conditioning), which means you can go dry camping and still have lights, water, kitchen function, etc. When plugged into power and water, everything works easily and we can show you how to use it properly. Goldi takes about 151 litres of gas in the tank and can drive about 5-600+ kms with a mix of city and highway driving. Conveniently set up with an awning and two person outside table so you can enjoy being outside even if the weather isn't cooperating. There are seven seatbelts so you can take friends with for the ride. The main bed above the cab sleeps two adults very comfortably with a 3" foam mattress topper and the dinette folds into a bed that would be suited for one person. There are curtains so it stays nice and dark at night and there is a front cover to provide privacy. Pick up with a full tank of gas and propane, return with a full tank of gas and propane. Drop off with empty grey and black water, otherwise there will be a fee to empty it. Restrictions to places you CANNOT drive: Mexico Logging and non-public roads Inaccessible areas Nevada: Burning Man Festival Alaska: Denali Highway, Dalton Highway (Hwy 11) between Coldfoot and Prudhoe Bay, McCarthy Road between Chitina and McCarthy Yukon: North Canol Highway British Columbia: Aishihik Lake Road between Dease Lake and Telegraph Creek Restricted Travel Areas: Authorization must be obtained to travel in the NW Territories, Nunavut, and Alaska.