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2018 Voyager 2-person Minny Campervan

115,xxx miles

Stock number: V3034

This campervan is built on a Ram Promaster City chassis. This is a brand new buildout, van will be ready for pick up by May 25th.

Van highlights:

Sits and sleeps two people
28 MPG highway
Electric outlets and LED lighting – even when van engine is off
Fan to keep you cool – even when van engine is off
Solar powered electric cooler
Built in sink with electric water source
Couch that converts to a bed with memory foam cushions
Fully insulated to better regulate temperature
Butane stove
Multiple storage spaces
Privacy curtains
Cruise control
Backup camera

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2018 voyager 2-person minny campervan – pending sale.

110,xxx miles

Stock number: V3033

This campervan is built on a Ram Promaster City chassis. This is a brand new buildout!

Customer van owned by Bart H.

34,xxx miles

This campervan is built on a Ram Promaster City chassis.

Lithium battery
Safe for valuables
Side windows that open
Rear windows

2018 Voyager 2-person Minny Campervan – SOLD!

118,xxx miles

Stock number: V3032

This campervan is built on a Ram Promaster City chassis. Brand new build out!

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Twin Cities

The best camper van rentals in Twin Cities, MN

Embarking on a camper van trip to the Twin Cities, Minnesota, is an adventure filled with endless possibilities. This vibrant metropolitan area, comprising Minneapolis and Saint Paul, offers a wealth of attractions that cater to a vast array of interests.

Minneapolis, the larger of the two cities, boasts its iconic Chain of Lakes. Comprising five large bodies of water nestled within the cityscape, it's the perfect spot for those who love outdoor activities. You can paddle board, kayak, or simply enjoy a leisurely stroll around the trails that loop each lake. The Minneapolis Sculpture Garden, home to the iconic 'Spoonbridge and Cherry' sculpture, is another must-visit spot.

For those interested in cultural experiences, the Guthrie Theater, a leading American theater, is an absolute must-visit. Not only does it host world-class performances, but its 'Endless Bridge' also offers breathtaking views of the Mississippi River. Nearby, you will find the Mill City Museum, built on the ruins of what was once the world’s largest flour mill. The museum tells the intertwined stories of the flour industry, the Mississippi River, and the city of Minneapolis.

The Twin Cities’ charm extends to Saint Paul, where you can visit the Como Park Zoo & Conservatory. This free park hosts a zoo, a conservatory, a golf course, a pool, and more. History enthusiasts will love the Minnesota History Center with its interactive exhibits about the region's history and people. Don’t forget to check out the Science Museum of Minnesota, known for its dinosaur fossils and interactive displays.

A trip to Minnesota wouldn't be complete without a stop at the Mall of America in nearby Bloomington. This shopping complex is more than just a mall—it's a full-blown entertainment center with something for everyone. Roller coasters, aquariums, and themed restaurants make for a memorable visit.

Foodies will love the Twin Cities, too! From trendy food trucks in Minneapolis to sumptuous fine dining in Saint Paul, there's a delicious dish for everyone. Make sure to try the iconic Juicy Lucy, a cheese-stuffed burger that's a local favorite.

For camper van travelers, a variety of parks and campgrounds are available throughout the Twin Cities area. Town & Country RV Park and Campground in Savage offers a perfect mix of city convenience and outdoor fun, while Lebanon Hills Regional Park in Eagan offers camping near a beautiful network of hiking trails.

In conclusion, a camper van trip to the Twin Cities, Minnesota, is an immersive experience filled with outdoor adventures, cultural experiences, mouth-watering cuisine, and outdoor gems. Whether you’re a nature lover, a history buff, a foodie, or a shopper, you're in for a truly memorable journey.

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Fifteen Fortune 500 companies call the Twin Cities region home.

Hennepin Avenue Bridge, the first bridge to span the mighty Mississippi River, was built in Minneapolis and opened in 1855.

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Voyager Campervans: Rent the Van Life

“Hey honey, our anniversary is coming up post-haste. What’s the plan, Stan?”

{grins a grin I’ve never seen before, clears his throat and says…} “I rented a van with a bed in the back and thought we could take it somewhere pretty.”

That, my friends, was a real life conversation between me and my husband a couple weeks back. My immediate thought was …Oh. Dear. God…

A) I’m not a camper. B) I like romance. C) Just…WHAT!?

While he has become quite the outdoorsman – taking guy trips to “just climb the Grand Canyon” – I am over here eating chips on our patio and taking the occasional one-mile run when I’m not whining about the cold weather. So it’s pretty obvious that “outdoorsy” isn’t in the top 3 adjectives my friends would use to describe me. However, he caught me in a moment of weakness or something and a “yes” slipped past my lips. So 11 years of marriage was going to be celebrated in a campervan at Perrot State Park in October. It was officially official.

He called up Voyager Campervans – a relatively new local Twin Cities company whose sole purpose is to get people outdoors, comfortably. They rent out the #VanLife. Instead of fully committing to this crazy new traveling phenomenon, you can live the experience without going all in. After a week or so, I was just as excited as he was – my hiking shoes and coffee creamer (it’s a luxury I refuse to leave behind) were packed and we were off on an epic, unique and not-long-enough kid-free anniversary adventure. You guys, even I can VanLife for a couple of days.

Our plan included heading down the Minnesota and Wisconsin Wine Trail. Did you know this is a thing? It is. It’s called the Great River Road Wine Trail and it’s amazing. We stopped at wineries, restaurants, a vintage farm sale (my choice – muahahaha), and went on many a hike. If you ever get down to the Trempealeau County area, do it! We hiked up to Maiden Rock Bluff (not for the faint of heart) and cruised around Afton State Park, stopping at plenty of gorgeous pit stops along the way to Perrot State Park near Winona. The best part of the whole adventure was knowing we could stop at any time, open our back van doors, plop onto the full sized mattress and take in the scenery. Between the changing leaves and the lack of agenda, this was easily one of the most relaxing road trips I’ve ever experienced.

I’m going to take a minute and just talk up our sweet ride, ok? First of all, comfortable mattress. Plenty of leg room in the front. Comes with a coffee filter and pot, collapsible cups, silverware, stovetop, drinking water, two chairs, a built-in cooler, dish soap and more. Storage was a hollowed out shelf below the mattress, large enough to hold at least two large suitcases. We packed two of our own pillows and an extra blanket even though it came with those items (because I’m a freeze baby who has a thing about pillows). We wore hiking gear and sweatshirts the whole time, packed snacks, sodas, and coffee grounds and found the stovetop, lights and pull-out table to all be beyond simple, clean and creative.

We took our time getting to our campsite and arrived after 8pm, which in October in Minnesota is synonymous with “it was pitch black outside.” So we turned off the van, busted out the sweatpants, flipped on the interior lights (which dim…so cool), and had actual adult conversations before we both passed out at a ridiculously early time. My biggest fear going in was the cold. The inside of this van must’ve been insulated or something because it was NOT cold, like, at all. It was tight, however. I was only a little disappointed in one thing and that was the lack of headroom. It was hard to be in the van and not be able to fully sit up, ie. drinking on my side and having to roll out the side door to get out to pee in the middle of the night. But that’s my only knock of the entire weekend, and remember – I hate camping!

Waking up the next morning, we realized we were parked directly facing the lake. A family of ducks enjoyed infiltrating our view while we sipped hot coffee and laid in our van, propped heads and happy hearts. I slept so hard, the van was quiet and I am already asking to do it again. Nate suggested renting the four-person version (coming soon) so we can bring the whole family. That experience might not be similar in zen-like quality, but our kids would totally dig this adventure! So I’m thinking that’s going to happen sooner than later.

Voyager Campervans currently offers their “Minny” version , which holds and seats two. Depending on how long you rent, these range from $82-$99/day. They are coming out with their “Mondo” version soon though , which will hold and seat four and range from $146-$179/day. We can’t wait and are all in to do it again…and again…and again.

Don’t get me wrong – I still love a nice hotel room with my own bathroom and a warm shower, but when it comes to “roughing it,” this is a glamper’s dream alternative. I might come around to being outdoorsy after all! But, shhhh, don’t tell my husband.

READER DISCOUNT: Think a Voyager Campervan would be a fun option for you? MinneMama readers get a $30 discount by signing up using the promo code: MINNEMAMAADVENTURE . Get out there and live life – rent one today!

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What a great article. My wife and I wanted to rent one of these to travel around New Zealand with the kiddos. We’ll have to wait a bit, but looking forward to it. Great story! Hope you and your family are staying safe and healthy.

The Wanderlust Rose

As a Minnesota native who loves to travel, I am shocked to just be finding out about this great company now!! And no, I didn’t know the wine trail was a thing! Haha but as a fan of road trips and wine, I will definitely be checking that one out. Sounds like an awesome adventure 🙂

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