5.0
Excellent
3 trips
Offers delivery
Pet friendly
21+
Sleeps 3
Alberta is home to five National Parks: Banff, Jasper, Waterton, Wood Buffalo and Elk Island and features some of the most beautiful and pristine nature anywhere on this planet. It includes plains, desserts, foothills, lakes and the Rocky Mountains! You've likely heard of world-renowned locations like Banff, Jasper, Lake Louise, Canmore, and Waterton Lakes!As a first-time or returning visitor I recommend you prioritize visiting our National Parks. First because they picked the most beautiful areas for them. Second, because once you arrive at one park, you’ll discover many worldclass hikes in a relatively small area, as well as many other attractions, like gondola rides, boat rides around or across a lake, etc. Make sure to book your camping spot as soon as possible.As far as my RV, I have spent the last 3 years traveling across Western Canada and the US. I have made many new friends and seen countless RV’s. What I discovered is that there is a type of continuum between Adventure and Residential Comfort. There is no right or wrong, simply personal preference. The more you lean into Adventure, the more you immerse yourself into nature (for example hearing the river running, the trees rustling, the birds chirping, etc.). The more you lean into Comfort, the more you replicate living in a house or apartment while still having access to nature when you step out.My preference is towards adventure. My Tundra is a reliable vehicle that is party luxury limousine on the highways, and adventure camp when you reach your site. Compared to a converted van it drives more like a big car than a delivery van. Because the amenities are more on the adventure side, doing something as simple as making coffee or a meal gives you a sense of accomplishment compared to being at home. For example, I prefer to do all my cooking outdoors for example, which means you have to manage the wind, etc.
If you are done with lying on a mat on the floor in a tent, and instead prefer to sleep on a 4”/10cm dual density memory foam mattress while being fully immersed in nature, then this is the rig for you. You'll see that my rig is very intelligently designed and carefully field tested with too many small details to list here.What's included• 2000W Powerbank
• 400W Roof mounted Solar
• 35L Fridge
• Starlink
• 2-Burner Stove + Propane
• Pan, pot, plates, cups, cutlery, salt, pepper, and organic/virgin olive oil
• Cook tent
• 80L of fresh water
• Outdoor shower
• Outdoor toilet
• King size bed 6X8feet or 183X245CM easily converts into 121X183cm couch
• Hiking essentials (water bottles and waist packs, hiking sticks, first aid kits, etc.)
• Fire making tools (saw, hatchet) Please follow posted fire regulations
• 1X Fire extinguishersRecommendationsTwo Jack Lakeside (Banff): Known for stunning lakeside spots and a central, well-maintained location.Wapiti Campground (Jasper National Park): Located near the Athabasca RiverDinosaur Provincial Park: A UNESCO site in the badlands offering unique tours, family programming, and dramatic views.Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park:Waterton (Townsite)Lake Louise CampgroundCypress Hills Provincial Park (Ferguson Hill)Waterfowl Lakes Campground (Icefields Parkway)Other things to notePlease no smoking inside the truck and camper. Thank you.If you let me know ahead of time what your plans are then I can do my best to accommodate any special requests.I'm located 15 minutes from The Calgary International Airport.
If you are done with lying on a mat on the floor in a tent, and instead prefer to sleep on a 4”/10cm dual density memory foam mattress while being fully immersed in nature, then this is the rig for you. You'll see that my rig is very intelligently designed and carefully field tested with too many small details to list here.What's included• 2000W Powerbank
• 400W Roof mounted Solar
• 35L Fridge
• Starlink
• 2-Burner Stove + Propane
• Pan, pot, plates, cups, cutlery, salt, pepper, and organic/virgin olive oil
• Cook tent
• 80L of fresh water
• Outdoor shower
• Outdoor toilet
• King size bed 6X8feet or 183X245CM easily converts into 121X183cm couch
• Hiking essentials (water bottles and waist packs, hiking sticks, first aid kits, etc.)
• Fire making tools (saw, hatchet) Please follow posted fire regulations
• 1X Fire extinguishersRecommendationsTwo Jack Lakeside (Banff): Known for stunning lakeside spots and a central, well-maintained location.Wapiti Campground (Jasper National Park): Located near the Athabasca RiverDinosaur Provincial Park: A UNESCO site in the badlands offering unique tours, family programming, and dramatic views.Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park:Waterton (Townsite)Lake Louise CampgroundCypress Hills Provincial Park (Ferguson Hill)Waterfowl Lakes Campground (Icefields Parkway)Other things to notePlease no smoking inside the truck and camper. Thank you.If you let me know ahead of time what your plans are then I can do my best to accommodate any special requests.I'm located 15 minutes from The Calgary International Airport.
Alberta is home to five National Parks: Banff, Jasper, Waterton, Wood Buffalo and Elk Island and features some of the most beautiful and pristine nature anywhere on this planet. It includes plains, desserts, foothills, lakes and the Rocky Mountains! You've likely heard of world-renowned locations like Banff, Jasper, Lake Louise, Canmore, and Waterton Lakes!As a first-time or returning visitor I recommend you prioritize visiting our National Parks. First because they picked the most beautiful areas for them. Second, because once you arrive at one park, you’ll discover many worldclass hikes in a relatively small area, as well as many other attractions, like gondola rides, boat rides around or across a lake, etc. Make sure to book your camping spot as soon as possible.As far as my RV, I have spent the last 3 years traveling across Western Canada and the US. I have made many new friends and seen countless RV’s. What I discovered is that there is a type of continuum between Adventure and Residential Comfort. There is no right or wrong, simply personal preference. The more you lean into Adventure, the more you immerse yourself into nature (for example hearing the river running, the trees rustling, the birds chirping, etc.). The more you lean into Comfort, the more you replicate living in a house or apartment while still having access to nature when you step out.My preference is towards adventure. My Tundra is a reliable vehicle that is party luxury limousine on the highways, and adventure camp when you reach your site. Compared to a converted van it drives more like a big car than a delivery van. Because the amenities are more on the adventure side, doing something as simple as making coffee or a meal gives you a sense of accomplishment compared to being at home. For example, I prefer to do all my cooking outdoors for example, which means you have to manage the wind, etc.
If you are done with lying on a mat on the floor in a tent, and instead prefer to sleep on a 4”/10cm dual density memory foam mattress while being fully immersed in nature, then this is the rig for you. You'll see that my rig is very intelligently designed and carefully field tested with too many small details to list here.What's included• 2000W Powerbank
• 400W Roof mounted Solar
• 35L Fridge
• Starlink
• 2-Burner Stove + Propane
• Pan, pot, plates, cups, cutlery, salt, pepper, and organic/virgin olive oil
• Cook tent
• 80L of fresh water
• Outdoor shower
• Outdoor toilet
• King size bed 6X8feet or 183X245CM easily converts into 121X183cm couch
• Hiking essentials (water bottles and waist packs, hiking sticks, first aid kits, etc.)
• Fire making tools (saw, hatchet) Please follow posted fire regulations
• 1X Fire extinguishersRecommendationsTwo Jack Lakeside (Banff): Known for stunning lakeside spots and a central, well-maintained location.Wapiti Campground (Jasper National Park): Located near the Athabasca RiverDinosaur Provincial Park: A UNESCO site in the badlands offering unique tours, family programming, and dramatic views.Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park:Waterton (Townsite)Lake Louise CampgroundCypress Hills Provincial Park (Ferguson Hill)Waterfowl Lakes Campground (Icefields Parkway)Other things to notePlease no smoking inside the truck and camper. Thank you.If you let me know ahead of time what your plans are then I can do my best to accommodate any special requests.I'm located 15 minutes from The Calgary International Airport.
If you are done with lying on a mat on the floor in a tent, and instead prefer to sleep on a 4”/10cm dual density memory foam mattress while being fully immersed in nature, then this is the rig for you. You'll see that my rig is very intelligently designed and carefully field tested with too many small details to list here.What's included• 2000W Powerbank
• 400W Roof mounted Solar
• 35L Fridge
• Starlink
• 2-Burner Stove + Propane
• Pan, pot, plates, cups, cutlery, salt, pepper, and organic/virgin olive oil
• Cook tent
• 80L of fresh water
• Outdoor shower
• Outdoor toilet
• King size bed 6X8feet or 183X245CM easily converts into 121X183cm couch
• Hiking essentials (water bottles and waist packs, hiking sticks, first aid kits, etc.)
• Fire making tools (saw, hatchet) Please follow posted fire regulations
• 1X Fire extinguishersRecommendationsTwo Jack Lakeside (Banff): Known for stunning lakeside spots and a central, well-maintained location.Wapiti Campground (Jasper National Park): Located near the Athabasca RiverDinosaur Provincial Park: A UNESCO site in the badlands offering unique tours, family programming, and dramatic views.Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park:Waterton (Townsite)Lake Louise CampgroundCypress Hills Provincial Park (Ferguson Hill)Waterfowl Lakes Campground (Icefields Parkway)Other things to notePlease no smoking inside the truck and camper. Thank you.If you let me know ahead of time what your plans are then I can do my best to accommodate any special requests.I'm located 15 minutes from The Calgary International Airport.
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Embark on true off-grid adventure with this Toyota Tundra camper.
Stay connected anywhere with Starlink Wi-Fi and powerful solar energy.
Enjoy king-sized comfort and outdoor cooking, plus all hiking gear is included!
Just bring your food; this expertly equipped rig awaits your next expedition.
2025 Toyota Tundra
Length
19 ft
19 ft
Transmission
Automatic
Automatic
Fuel Type
Gasoline
Gasoline
Gross Weight
3,270 kg
3,270 kg
Sleeps
3
3
Seatbelts
5
5
Sleeping arrangements
1 bed
King bed
1
1
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Ruochen H.
July 2026
5.0Unforgettable trip with a top-notch RV! Clifford was an absolute pleasure to deal with—he provided detailed instructions and thorough demonstrations for the RV before we set off. The rig itself is fully loaded with everything you could possibly need: a super comfortable king-size rooftop tent bed, Starlink for connectivity, flashlights, camping lanterns, a roof vent fan, a solar power setup, and plenty of pillows and blankets. For cooking and outdoor living, he included a propane camping stove (with free propane!), pots, pans, cookware, eating utensils, a fridge, folding chairs, a table, and two 18L tap water jugs with a portable shower setup. On top of all that, having unlimited mileage was a game-changer! We took the RV all the way to Waterton, and the whole experience was amazing. Highly recommend!
Unforgettable trip with a top-notch RV! Clifford was an absolute pleasure to deal with—he provided detailed instructions and thorough demonstrations for the RV before we set off. The rig itself is fully loaded with everything you could possibly need: a super comfortable king-size rooftop tent bed, Starlink for connectivity, flashlights, camping lanterns, a roof vent fan, a solar power setup, and plenty of pillows and blankets. For cooking and outdoor living, he included a propane camping stove (with free propane!), pots, pans, cookware, eating utensils, a fridge, folding chairs, a table, and two 18L tap water jugs with a portable shower setup. On top of all that, having unlimited mileage was a game-changer! We took the RV all the way to Waterton, and the whole experience was amazing. Highly recommend!
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Features
2025 Toyota Tundra
- Sleeps 3
- 5 seatbelts
- Fuel type: Gas
- Automatic transmission
- Gross weight: 3,270 kg
- Sleeps 3
- 5 seatbelts
- Fuel type: Gas
- Automatic transmission
- Gross weight: 3,270 kg
Amenities
- Linens included
- Toilet
- Outside Shower
- Toilet paper
- Generator
- Solart
- Electric hookup (30 Amps)
- Wi-Fi
- Satellite
- Linens included
- Toilet
- Outside Shower
- Toilet paper
- Generator
- Solart
- Electric hookup (30 Amps)
- Wi-Fi
- Satellite
Location
Calgary, AB • Exact location provided after booking
Calgary, AB • Exact location provided after booking
Rules and policies
• Vehicle will have full tank of gasoline. Please return with a full tank of gasoline. There is a $250 charge if you return the truck with a partially full tank of gasoline.
• While the Tundra drives like a larger car or suv and has a powerful engine, it is also heavier than your average car/suv and requires more distance to stop, etc. Please allow extra time and space to stop, stay within speed limits, and drive defensively.
• Lifting the Topo Topper requires some strength. You should be able to push up 45lbs or 20kg
• Once inside the TopoTopper the living space feels quite large and cozy given the actual dimensions. You have 6+feet of headroom, the camper is 6 feet wide, etc. Climbing in and out of the TopoTopper does require some crouching and a bit of flexibility. If you can get into an average size tent then you will be fine. Again, unlike a tent once inside you can stand up straight, etc.
• I provide 1lb propane canister which lasts me roughly one week of breakfasts and suppers (I usually have a cold lunch). If you plan on extensive cooking then please purchase additional propane.
• I provide 10 gallons/40 litres of reverse osmosis filtered drinking water. Please replace the water you use at Walmart, usually $10-12 for refill of one 5gallon/20liter jug.
• I provide a tray of fire wood. Please replace what you use.
• Vehicle will have full tank of gasoline. Please return with a full tank of gasoline. There is a $250 charge if you return the truck with a partially full tank of gasoline.
• While the Tundra drives like a larger car or suv and has a powerful engine, it is also heavier than your average car/suv and requires more distance to stop, etc. Please allow extra time and space to stop, stay within speed limits, and drive defensively.
• Lifting the Topo Topper requires some strength. You should be able to push up 45lbs or 20kg
• Once inside the TopoTopper the living space feels quite large and cozy given the actual dimensions. You have 6+feet of headroom, the camper is 6 feet wide, etc. Climbing in and out of the TopoTopper does require some crouching and a bit of flexibility. If you can get into an average size tent then you will be fine. Again, unlike a tent once inside you can stand up straight, etc.
• I provide 1lb propane canister which lasts me roughly one week of breakfasts and suppers (I usually have a cold lunch). If you plan on extensive cooking then please purchase additional propane.
• I provide 10 gallons/40 litres of reverse osmosis filtered drinking water. Please replace the water you use at Walmart, usually $10-12 for refill of one 5gallon/20liter jug.
• I provide a tray of fire wood. Please replace what you use.
- 15 start time
11 end time - Pet friendly
- Music festival friendly
- No tailgating
- No smoking
- Unlimited mileage
- 2 generator hours / day
Cancellation: Moderate
Meet your host, Clifford
Member since 2026
I'm an active and passionate camper, traveler, and work "off grid" 2-3 months per year most across Western Canada and USA. I built my rig to fully immerse myself into nature when I "hear the call", as well as, work well in camp sites, etc. My favourite activities are all forms of cycling, hiking, trail running, exploring, camp with friends and family, making camp fires and inviting neighbours to join me, swimming, and paddle-boarding.
I'm an active and passionate camper, traveler, and work "off grid" 2-3 months per year most across Western Canada and USA. I built my rig to fully immerse myself into nature when I "hear the call", as well as, work well in camp sites, etc. My favourite activities are all forms of cycling, hiking, trail running, exploring, camp with friends and family, making camp fires and inviting neighbours to join me, swimming, and paddle-boarding.
