Stephanie L. Ham
Whether you are on a family road trip with the kids, a weekend getaway with the girls, or a cross country trip with friends, there are times when you will want to accommodate more than two to three sleepers in your campervan. Have you ever thought maybe you should rent a roof top tent?
Rather than booking two separate vans, another option is to consider adding a rooftop tent. Escape’s roof top tent is a cushy double bed with a memory foam mattress that could double your sleeping capacity. (Plus, it’s photogenic as heck.)
Roof Top Tent Options For Different Campervan Models
The rooftop sleeper is standard on Escape’s Jeep Camper and can be requested on the Mavericks and Big Sur year-round. With the tent added, you can expect to accommodate the following number of campers:
- Big Sur: Seats 5, sleeps up to 5 (2-3 in queen bed, 2 in rooftop sleeper).
- Mavericks: Seats 5, sleeps up to 5 (2-3 in queen bed, 2 in rooftop sleeper).
- Jeep Camper: Seats up to 5 (designed for 2) and sleeps 2 (rooftop sleeper).
If you request a rooftop tent from Escape Campervans’ menu of extras, the folks there will have it installed for you prior to your arrival. Although it may feel daunting, opening the tent when you arrive at your destination is a cinch.
After flipping a latch, you could have the tent fully opened in less than one minute after parking at your site. No poles, instruction manuals, or separate tent flies (which are worse than fitted sheets, I said what I said.)
Book A Campervan But Don’t Forget To Rent A Roof Top Tent
While I have a different model rooftop tent on my personal campervan, it has completely revolutionized our trips. While my husband and two daughters and I can technically squeeze into the interior of our van in a pinch, we are all so much more comfortable, well rested, and just ultimately have a better trip when we utilize the rooftop tent. I highly recommend this option – and will personally be taking advantage of it on my next Escape adventure.
Book your next adventure with Escape Campervans now – and bring a friend (or four!)