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À propos de Douglas Garrett locations de camping-car
Hello fellow adventurers! I'm Garrett, the proud owner of this cozy camper van that's ready to take you on unforgettable journeys. As a nature enthusiast and outdoor lover, I've designed this van to provide you with the ultimate comfort and convenience while exploring the great outdoors. Whether you're seeking a weekend getaway or a cross-country road trip, my camper van is equipped with everything you need for a memorable experience. Get ready to hit the road and create lasting memories in the beauty of nature with my camper van as your trusty companion!"
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Souvenirs de séjours avec les camping-car de Douglas Garrett Sheh
Dennis M.
5août 2025
Lyla K.
2juin 2025
Overall not great, ended up being a bit more expensive that we thought.
-Many things we thought were included (fridge, cooking kit, bedding) were an extra charge.
-The fridge was basically mandatory, as there was no cooler for food storage. The problem is that the fridge drained the solar battery almost immediately. We ended up using it as a cooler with ice packs instead.
-The kitchen kit had small plates, a stove, pots/pans, a kettle, but only plastic forks. We had to buy proper cutlery, a knife for chopping, and cups.
-The battery system was a bit confusing. We would have appreciated more of an explanation of how to charge the solar battery with the car battery should it run out. We figured it out, but as we do not have a van of our own it took a few days. There is an application to see the solar battery level, but even when it was clearly dead the app indicated it was ~78%.
-Many things we thought were included (fridge, cooking kit, bedding) were an extra charge.
-The fridge was basically mandatory, as there was no cooler for food storage. The problem is that the fridge drained the solar battery almost immediately. We ended up using it as a cooler with ice packs instead.
-The kitchen kit had small plates, a stove, pots/pans, a kettle, but only plastic forks. We had to buy proper cutlery, a knife for chopping, and cups.
-The battery system was a bit confusing. We would have appreciated more of an explanation of how to charge the solar battery with the car battery should it run out. We figured it out, but as we do not have a van of our own it took a few days. There is an application to see the solar battery level, but even when it was clearly dead the app indicated it was ~78%.
Victorian T.
5mai 2025
Brady J.
5avril 2025
