For guests who have booked or are about to depart: handover, driving notes, power and A/C, water and bathroom, beds, outdoor bundles, and return—organized in use order. Rates, deposit, bundle promos, and booking are on Price & Van; protection limits and accident responsibility are on Campervan Insurance & Renter Liability; copy details from the booking page to LINE/WhatsApp.
Four ways to enjoy a campervan trip. Each guide is currently in Traditional Chinese; always confirm the venue's current overnight rules before departure.
🏕️ Campsite stayTop up water and power, then use your camping gear with ease.
🌊 Seaside slow travelEnjoy the sea view and walk straight to the beach.
♨️ Hot spring stayPair hot springs with a campervan for quiet mountain time.
🛝 Family park routePlay at the park, then stay in a nearby parking area where permitted.
~7 minutes｜Full Taipei campervan inside-and-out tour, including bed conversion and main equipment.
Video link: Watch on YouTube (RcV0bOU4rLI)
This video is a full inside-and-out tour—equipment locations, how to use them, and dinette-to-bed conversion.
~30-minute handover. First-time renters are welcome—we teach by doing.
At handover we cover:
Spend a few minutes on the exterior map and keys before departure—handover will be easier to follow.
Campervan height is about 3 m (~one story)—watch bridges, signs, branches, and eaves.
In short: top up whenever you can—don’t wait until empty to fully recharge.
Campervan power isn’t like a phone or other gadgets: don’t wait until empty and then fully charge. Top up whenever you have a chance during the trip. Average charge rate is about 8%/hour, so it takes time—use these windows to keep charging:
Onboard battery covers lights, phone charging, fridge, and basics. A/C drains faster: at full power, expect roughly 8 hours. As above, that doesn’t mean run to empty then recharge—while using A/C, keep charging whenever you can. For 3 days 2 nights without A/C, power is usually enough; if you’ll run A/C a lot, prefer campsites with shore power, and try not to drop below 10%.
Near the coulomb meter you’ll find a voltage chart:
| Volts | Approx. charge |
|---|---|
| 13.5V | 90%+ |
| 13.4V | ~80% |
| 13.3V | ~70% |
| 13.2V | ~60% |
Center: positive = charging, negative = draining; right side shows watts in use—higher means more draw.
Open the door below the meter for the blue knob that controls charge rate. If the campsite limits power, set it to middle or below to avoid tripping breakers.
The left rear compartment has a factory Yamaha built-in generator for charging while driving or during the day. It is noisy inside, so top up before bedtime; for extended overnight A/C use, choose a campsite with shore power.
This white two-pin plug is used for both campsite shore power and generator charging:
You can shower—it’s not a hotel bathroom; not for long, heavy use.
Two double beds—one fixed, one from the dinette. Watch the video, then follow the steps below.
About 46 seconds｜How to fold the living-area table and set up the second double bed. For the full interior tour, see the main intro video above.
We demo again on the real van at handover—watching early helps on the day.
If the video above won’t play, or you want another walkthrough of interior operations, use this one.
If the embed doesn’t load, watch on YouTube.
In-van step sequence—cross-check with the video.
Outdoor table/chairs, lights, tent/canopy décor, projector, Switch, karaoke, etc. Bundle contents and promos: Price & Van｜Limited offer; here we focus on how to use and pack away.
5 minutes with this list saves deposit settlement back-and-forth.
Coverage scope, third-party and passenger protection, chassis vs camper box damage, and normal wear vs major damage.
Campervans live outdoors—light branch marks and small surface scuffs on mountain or campsite roads are normal; we don’t charge for that kind of everyday wear.
We focus on clear, serious damage—e.g. roof hitting a stainless awning frame, large scrapes, waterproofing failure and leaks. Those require repair and are charged per actual loss.
With normal careful use you’re usually fine—watch height, rear overhang, and backing space; avoid awnings, low clearance, steel frames, branches, and overhead obstacles.
Operation and use questions below; rates, deposit, rental length, delivery: Price & Van FAQ.
Legal seating and recommended sleepers.
License, height, daily distance, etc.
Tableware, fridge, stove and A/C.
Fresh water, hot water, toilet.
Where to stay, roadside overnight.
Pets, cleaning fees.
Scratches, roof hits, insurance. Full terms: 9. Insurance & damage responsibility above.
For operation details, use the contents above; for dates and pricing, see Price & Van or message via booking page.
