The Summit Sprinter is a 2017 Sprinter that blends rugged capability with refined simplicity. Thoughtfully designed for seamless off-grid living, this van lets you sit, sleep, cook, and explore without compromise. The queen bed is always ready, and wide-open gear storage under the bed means you’ll never have to leave the fun stuff behind—bikes, paddle boards , climbing gear, golf clubs, you name it. Stay cool with a solar-powered Cruisin’ Comfort off-grid AC unit (a true unicorn for boondocking), stay warm with an Espar diesel heater, and power your adventures with 680W of solar, and 400Ah Battle Born lithium batteries. There's no need to plug in this rig (but you can if you'd like), it's fully self-contained and road trip ready. Cook in a full kitchen featuring a 3-burner propane oven/stove combo, store water in a 30-gallon fresh tank with a 20-gallon gray tank, and take care of business with a Nature’s Head composting toilet. For those days where a shower is need, the Summit Sprinter has one fully built in. All of this is packed into a sleek, stealthy profile. Boondocking, with self-contained power and no need for hookups. Outdoor activities like mountain biking, hiking, or skiing, using the van as a cozy base camp. AMENITIES/FEATURES Temperature: • Off-grid Cruisin’ Comfort Air Conditioner • Espar Diesel Heater Kitchen: • 3 Burner Propane Stove/Oven Combo • Sink with 30 gal. Fresh Water Tank • Ample Counter Space Sleeping: • Fixed Queen Bed • Under-Bed Garage (fits 2 mountain bikes, paddle boards, climbing gear & more) Seating: • Two Front Swivel Seats • Large bench seat. Power & Utilities: • 680W Renogy Solar Panels • 400Ah Battle Born Lithium Batteries • 3000W Victron Inverter/Charger • Victron SmartSolar MPPT 150/85 • Alternator & Shore Power Charging Hygiene: • Nature’s Head Composting Toilet • Built-in shower Storage: • Large Under-Bed Storage Garage • Overhead Cabinets • Under bench seating storage *Important note: For bookings made November through mid-April, the van will be winterized and equipped with a separate water jug and dispenser for drinking and cooking as the main water system will be turned off during the winter season. This is to avoid the pipes freezing and bursting. The shower head and main water spigot will be turned off. A coat rack will be in the shower to utilize for the storage of ski clothing or other items that need hung up.