I wanted to give a review about my experience with Kuku Camper's out of Denver https://www.kukucampers.com/about/
After a ton of research and careful consideration, I decided that Kuku Camper would be the best choice because of the new fleet and unlimited milage. I was estimating about 2000 miles in a week and did not want to worry about the extra charges that some companies note. I had reserved a B class camper for my family of 4 in January and it was seamless.
Our flight changed mid June and I phoned to request an extension and was lucky for the availability. I noted the current coupon savings on line and they were very kind to offer me a different discount (chairs, sleeping bags and grill) because I had already booked.
We arrived early (about 2 hours) on 6/18 and the owner, Magnus noted the van was not officially ready but recommended we go out to gather our supplies so we would not have any delays on the road. He was way too kind and offered us his personal car to gather supplies. So without question, we jumped in his car and headed to the nearest supermarket.
When we returned we viewed the vehicle while Magnus and his crew helped us load up the spacious van. The class B we had was brand new and only had 2000 miles on it. The high ceiling hight was fantastic and the battery operated cooler was perfect. Our family of set off North West to visit Grand Teton and Yellowstone.
The Class B Ram had decent milage, handled well on the road and gave us no problems during our 2250 miles. It kept us warm on the 21 degree night and the sink was perfect. I liked the size as we could parelle park in Jackson, WY without an issue and navigate the narrow roads to Mammoth Hot Springs! The two extra large side windows were perfect for viewing wildlife like bears, elk, pronghorn, marmots, and moose from the car. It was the perfect size for our family of 4. We loved every minute of this trip!
My only wish would of been for more hooks to help organize and hang our items. Other than that, I would re-book with Kuku Camper in a minute.
