Ask a kid about last summer's hotel and you'll get a shrug. Ask about the campervan trip and you'll hear about the marmot, the hailstorm, the pancake shaped like Colorado. Vans turn travel into story — here's how families in our fleet make the most of it.
Pick the Right Layout
Two kids or more, take the Convertible: separate sleep zones end the "he's touching me" wars, the full bathroom handles midnight needs, and the dinette seats five for cards when weather turns. Child seats fit free — tell us ages and they're installed at pickup.
Run Kid Time, Not Adult Time
- Drive before 10am or after 4pm. Midday is for lakes, playgrounds and naps.
- Cap driving days at three hours. Colorado's beauty is dense — you don't need distance.
- Give each kid a "navigator job": map reader, wildlife spotter, mileage counter.
- End every day the same way: same dinner ritual, same stargazing spot by the van.
Meals That Make Memories
The Convertible's oven changes family cooking: pizza night at 9,000 feet, cinnamon rolls on a rainy morning, foil dinners in the campfire. Let kids plan one meal each — grocery stops become treasure hunts instead of chores.
The Rainy-Day Arsenal
Mountain afternoons storm fast. Our family vans carry a rainy-day box on request: card games, coloring books, a star chart and hot-chocolate mix. Some renters tell us the storm day in the dinette was the trip's highlight.
