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Class B RV Rental
Road House
A rooftop tent like a camper van, full amenities like an RV — the Road House Class B RV rental brings together the best of both worlds. Compact, weatherproof, and easy to drive, this fully equipped home on wheels includes a kitchen, toilet, and indoor shower. Enjoy complete freedom on the road without depending on camping spots. Book your Road House Class B RV rental today and start your next unforgettable adventure!
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Exempelbild – så här kan din Road House se ut
Exempelbild – så här kan din Road House se ut
Exempelbild – så här kan din Road House se ut
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Please note that these are sample images and videos. Minor differences in our Road House may occur because we work with multiple established manufacturers.
Key Features of the Road House
Seats 4
Sleeps 4 adults
Spacious kitchen area
Bathroom with warm shower & toilet
Pop-up roof & full standing height
Living & sleeping
4 seats
including swivel driver & front passenger seats
Sleeps 4 adults
Manual pop-up roof
Blackout blinds for windows & windshield
Insect screen for windows & door
Cooking & eating
Spacious kitchen
62 qt. fridge
Sink
Interior dining table
Propane bottle
Other facilities
Toilet
Sink
Warm-indoor shower
Awning
Warm-outdoor shower
1 camping table
2 camping chairs
Mains hook-up cable
European CEE adapter
140 hp engine
Diesel fuel
Manual or automatic transmission
12V connections
230V connections
only with shore power
Heated driver & front passenger seats
Auxiliary air heater
gas or diesel
Manual air conditioning
usable only while driving
Navigation system
Multifunction steering wheel
Media/audio
Bluetooth, USB, radio, Apple CarPlay, Android Auto
26.5 gallon fresh water tank
23.7 gallon black water tank
1,058 lbs maximum payload
includes full fuel tank, basic camping equipment & a 165 lb driver
Length
17'9"
Length with folded bike rack
18'10"
Length with unfolded bike rack
19'8"
Height
9'2"
Width including side mirrors
8'10"
Upper bed
79" (l) x 53" (w)
Lower bed
77" (l) x 52" (w)
Storage space under bed
39" (w) x 32" (d) x 26" (h)
Storage space above bed
39" (w) x 32" (d) x 26" (h)
Rear seat bench dimensions
33" (w) x 19" (d)
ISOFIX point on rear seat
fits 1 child seat – please check rear seat bench dimensions
Backup camera
Rear parking aid
Cruise control
Spare wheel
Safety vest
Warning triangle
First aid kit
Kitchen set
camping pots, pans, French press, coffee mugs, glasses, plates, cutlery (for 4 people), additional plastic children’s dishware, cooking utensils, salad bowl, small knife, dish bowl for sink
3.2 gallon collapsible water container
Wheel chocks
Hand brush
Power cable & adapter
Additional camping chairs
from $12.50 per chair
Additional camping table
from $25
Roof rack
from $49
max. 50 kg with the roof closed
no loading is possible with the roof open
Portable camping toilet
from $39
Bed linen set (1 pillow, 1 blanket, 1 sheet)
from $35 per set
Bicycle rack for 2 bikes
from $21 per night
Child safety net
from $12.50
Snow chains
from $39
available at selected locations
Road House FAQs
Who is the Road House for?
Perfect for anyone craving flexible, off-grid travel. This fully-equipped Class B RV drives like a van but includes all the comforts of a larger RV. With a full kitchen and wet bath, you don’t need to rely on camping spots or public restrooms—just park and enjoy the moment. Whether you’re heading into the wild or exploring a new city, the Road House is ready.
And with space for up to four people, it’s a great fit for solo adventurers, couples, or even small families and friend groups.
How much does it cost to rent a Road House?
You can rent the Road House starting from just $89 per night. Final pricing varies depending on the season, trip length, and any extra camping gear you add.
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What are the highlights of the Road House?
The Road House packs a surprising amount into its sleek, compact design. The pop-up roof creates extra sleeping space, turning the RV into a home for four. The open living and dining area makes mealtime and game nights feel just like home. The integrated kitchen has everything you need—pots, pans, fridge, and stove—so you can cook like you would in your own kitchen.
Even better? The indoor wet bath includes a warm shower, sink, and toilet—and the shower can even convert into an outdoor one.
Need storage? You’ve got it. With a large rear storage space (garage) and clever overhead compartments, there’s room for everything you need for your RV adventure.
Full standing height means no ducking or rearranging, and the built-in diesel heater keeps things cozy even when the weather dips. So no matter the season, your trip stays comfortable.
Are there differences between Road House models?
We offer the Road House in five configurations: Knaus Boxlife 540, Hymer Ayers Rock, Weinsberg CaraTour 540, Bürstner Eliseo, and Bürstner Campeo. All offer the same core layout and premium features, but there are small differences worth noting:
- Rooftop tent views: Knaus, Hymer, and Weinsberg include rooftop tents with panoramic openings on three sides. Bürstner models also include a rooftop tent but without the panoramic function.
- Bed system: The Knaus Boxlife 540 features a lift bed for easier trunk access. The Hymer model has a foldable slatted frame in the center for more storage. Weinsberg and Bürstner models also use foldable slatted bed frames.
- Heating type: Knaus and Hymer models use a diesel-powered heater—perfect for winter trips. Weinsberg and Bürstner models have gas-powered heaters that warm up quickly and run more quietly.
No matter which version you get, every Road House offers high quality and thoughtful design throughout.
What’s the max payload capacity of the Road House?
The Road House has a maximum payload of 1,058 lbs. This already accounts for:
- a full fuel tank
- basic camping gear
- a 165 lb driver
That leaves plenty of weight for passengers, luggage, and water tanks. Pro tip: Drive with only partial water tanks to stay under the total weight limit and improve fuel efficiency.
On the road with the Road House?
You’ve rented a Road House Class B RV, you’re out on the road, and need a little help? Here you’ll find practical tips on how to use and get the most out of your camper’s features.
More questions about your RV rental?
From pick-up to drop-off, our Help Center has all the answers you need about renting a camper with roadsurfer.