Situé à Canmore, ce attractif van aménagé pour 173 € par nuit est un génial choix pour votre prochain pause My name is Justin. I am the owner of a pretty cool 1990 Ford Econoline conversion van, equipped with Starlink Roam dish and a solar powered Goal Zero Yeti 1250. Your rental also includes a free Parks Canada Discovery Pass and all of the basic camping necessities. This van has everything going for itself; a bit of retro, and a bit of modern. The interior will remind you of your grandma's living room (e.g. the blue velvet captain seats, the electric sofa bed, the small analog television, plugged to a fully functional VHS player, the thick blue carpet), whereas the Starlink Roam dish and Goal Zero Yeti 1250 solar-powered power station and roof solar panel will unmistakably bring you back to the 21st century. As a new addition this year, we've installed a Starlink Roam dish on top of the vehicle, allowing renters to enjoy high-speed internet while the vehicle is in motion. This way, you'll be able to stay connected to satelitte internet and have reliable access to wi-fi when visiting locations where connectivity is completely unavailable, such as the various mountainous roads and highways and isolated campgrounds of BC and Alberta. Originally converted in a camper van in Manitoba back in 1990, we purchased the van from the original owner in 2014. We have since been taken care of the vehicle as we do a child. Our van is like a family member to us. We have diligently been taking care of it since, spending thousands of dollars a year to maintain it in good working order. Last year alone, I have re-invested all of the van rental income and much more, totalling about 12,000$ of repairs, maintenance and fixes, to make sure my family members and yours are safe when using the vehicle. The odds of you having a seamless trip, free of mechanical failures, are pretty high! Among other things, I bought a new set of all season tires last fall, keeping me and you safe in case the weather takes a quick turn for the worst, as it often happens in the Rockies, even in summer time.