Shiloh – 2 berth Volkswagen campervan from 2012

Hire Shiloh – The Perfect Campervan for Dog Lovers

Looking for the ultimate getaway with your furry friend? Meet Shiloh, a dog-friendly campervan designed with comfort and convenience in mind. She features a built-in kennel accessible from both the barn doors and the interior, making travel easy and stress-free for you and your dog/s.

Ideal for solo adventurers or couples, Shiloh offers sleeping space for two in the pop-top roof and a cozy day bed for one below. Fully equipped with everything you need for a relaxing holiday or a quick escape, she’s ready for your next road trip.

Whether you're planning a weekend break or a longer adventure, Shiloh is your home on wheels.

Shiloh is a T5 VW camper van converted originally by Camper King in 2012, and then 3 years ago I took out the Rock and Roll bed and had a bespoke dog kennel built, all to match with the original fit out.

There are two front seats and the passenger one turns round. In the cab there is a radio and DVD player, power steering and cruise control.

In the main part of the van there is a decent sized fridge with a small ice compartment. There is a sink with cold running water and a 2 ring gas cooker. There is a table that hooks onto the bar that runs along the work surface.

Above the sink and cooker are some very good sized storage cupboards.

There is also a DVD player so you can bring your own DVDs to watch.

There is a fitted seat by the work surface that has good storage in it and a Z bed folded on top. You can make a narrow bed up with the roof boards ( which are all individual) and the stool that houses the porta potti.

The roof boards are comfortable to sleep on and are all individual so can be moved back when stationary and when the roof is popped for more head roofm. The roof will sleep 2 people of an average size access is gained by climbing on the front seats, you do need to be quite agile and it’s cosy up there.

The dog kennel is totally enclosed with a light / fan and has good storage above it. There is a cover that goes over the barn doors when it’s raining / sunshade is required. There is a door from the dog kennel into the main part of the van.

I hope that explanation of the van helps if you need any more information please just ask me.

Equipment provided:

Mugs x2
Tumbler Glasses x2
Large plates x6
Small plates x4
Cereal bowls x3
Forks / knives / spoons/ tea spoons
Scissors
Kitchen untensils
Chopping board
Coffee perculator

Tea tin with tea bags
Sugar storage tin with sugar

Gas ignitor

Cling film and foil

Tea towels and hand towels
Washing up sponge and cloth
Washing up liquid

Dustpan and brush
Hard scrubbing brush

X1 indoor mat

X1 Sauce pan collapsible
X1 frying pan

Kettle - collapsible
Washing up bowl - collapsible

X4 cushions
X1 blanket
X1 Z bed
X1 stool with table top
X1 porta potty with chemicals
Toilet roll
Kitchen roll

Assortment of cleaning chemicals

Tool kit
Electric hook up cable
Emergency triangle
Jack
Jump leads
Compressor tyre inflator
Windup torch

Assortment of pegs and guy ropes
Mallet
Cover for barn doors for rain / sun

Built in dog kennel with:
Water bowl
Cooling fan and light
Vet bed- feel free to bring your own dog beds
10 litre water container
Storage boxes x3 above kennel

Collapsible water container

X2 out door chairs
X1 medium outdoor table
X1 small outdoor table
X1 VW outdoor mat with pegs to hold it in place

Wind out awning with attachable sides

Built in fridge with ice cube tray

Fire extinguisher
Carbon monoxide monitor

Rear door open stays short and long
Blue tooth speaker
Binoculars

BEDDING and TOWELS

Available for hire £25 payable on departure

COOL BOX

Cool box available for hire £15 payable on departure

GAS USED
The gas used cannot be measured so I feel the best way to cover the cost is to:
charge £2 per day for gas used for cooking charge £2 a day for use for heating.
This is payable on departure.

VEHICLE
If you would like to leave your vehicle on the drive while you are away that is possible I accept no responsibility for loss or damage and there would be a charge of £5 a night payable on departure.

ON DEPARTURE I WILL GO THROUGH

Use of the awning
How to turn round the front passenger seat
How to put the roof up and pull it back down and secure it
How to use the fridge and gas cooker
How to turn the lights on and water pump
How to put up the insulated blinds
How to fold back the roof boards
How to use the electric hook up
How to tell if the batteries are charged
How to use the heating
How to lock the doors when you are in the van
What to do with the waste water
How to use the porta potti