Destinations
Every rig in the fleet is built for the drive in as much as the camp once you're there. Here's where our customers go most.
Mount Rainier National Park
An iconic 14,411-ft stratovolcano ringed by alpine meadows, glacier-fed rivers, and forest service roads that put you miles from the nearest pavement. The essential Pacific Northwest overlanding destination.
Olympic National Park
Temperate rainforest, wild Pacific coastline, and high-country trailheads in one park: a proving ground for a rig built to do it all.
North Cascades National Park
Jagged peaks and remote valleys earn the North Cascades its nickname, the American Alps. High-clearance 4x4 recommended.
Gorge Amphitheatre
A clifftop concert venue above the Columbia River in George, WA, and our customers' favorite festival campout. Roll into the Gorge Campground, pop the rooftop tent, and walk to the show.
Leavenworth
A Bavarian-style village tucked into the Cascades on US-2: brats, beer gardens, and Alpine storefronts by day, then a campsite on Icicle Creek a few minutes out of town by night.
Mount St. Helens Volcanic Monument
A dramatic, living lesson in geology and forest rebirth following the 1980 eruption. Walk the blast zone rim or explore a mile of lava tube underground.
Ebey's Landing Reserve
A scenic coastal reserve on Whidbey Island with dramatic bluff walks, Puget Sound shoreline views, and historic farmsteads, all an easy weekend escape from Seattle.
San Juan Island National Historical Park
An island paradise of coastal prairie, historic 1859 "Pig War" military camps, and some of the best land-based orca watching anywhere in the world.