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1 06, 2021

How They Got Lost – The Pallares Family

By Heidi|2021-07-31T15:48:05-08:00June 1, 2021|Categories: How They Got Lost|Tags: camping tips, denali national park, kenai fjords national park, kenai peninsula, road trips, trip planning, wildlife tours, wrangell st elias national park|0 Comments

Last summer, The Pallares Family had an amazing 8-day Alaska adventure when they rented one of our vans in June. Hitting all three of Alaska’s […]

18 05, 2021

Birding in Alaska: Campervan Edition

By Heidi|2021-05-19T15:29:23-08:00May 18, 2021|Categories: Destinations|Tags: birding, hiking, homer, kenai peninsula, road trips, wildlife|0 Comments

Alaska is something of a birder’s paradise, and the Kenai Peninsula town of Homer embraces birders of all ages and abilities wholeheartedly during the

13 05, 2020

4 Long Day Hikes for Ambitious Hikers

By Britta|2020-06-19T23:45:16-08:00May 13, 2020|Categories: Destinations|Tags: campgrounds, cooper landing, eklutna, hiking, hope, kenai peninsula, seward, trails|0 Comments

With our long daylight hours and spectacular views, hiking is a favorite pastime among Alaskans, and there’s nothing like the prospect of a long, meandering […]

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Alejandro Bencomo

03:47 22 Jun 22

Their cars and service are superb!We rented a Bronco for a week of overlanding around Alaska and it was amazing. The cars come with everything you need: awning, roof tent with bed linens and pillows, cooking stove and utensils, dinnerware, cooking gas, potable water, fridge, chairs, table, and even bear spray. You just have to bring your clothes and buy the food in Anchorage.The Bronco was brand new and it performed great. We managed to find camping spots away from everybody else and with the most amazing views.The service was great from booking to check out. I will definitely use Get Lost Travel Vans if I return to AK. This is the best way to experience the beauty of this state.

Cliff Higgins

19:56 28 May 22

If you are traveling to Alaska and need a GREAT way to see the state, visit Get Lost. The staff are extremely helpful, the vans are top notch, the rates are great, and offers so much freedom. Easy check in process and explanation of the features of your rv. I rented twice from them in a period of two weeks.

Julia Huff

20:48 09 Mar 22

So I never got to rent a van, but that doesn’t mean the customer service still wasn’t great. I made a reservation to rent a van this coming summer for about a week and a half, and soon after, I had to cancel the reservation due to my financial situation changing with a home buying process. I emailed them and asked if I could get a refund minus the processing fees and they reached back out to me within a couple hours to issue the refund and were very polite and understanding about it. Though I’m not renting from them at the moment, I still plan to in the future.

Antoinette Barnas

21:39 13 Oct 21

Get Lost Travel Vans was fantastic!!!! The van was awesome and provided everything you need. You can tell that the design of the van is well thought out and that every design/detail has a purpose.Britta and her team answered all of my questions and there were A LOT and they also provided incredible recommendations on campgrounds to stay at. I know there are numerous options when looking to travel to Alaska but you shouldn't look any further than Get Lost Travel Vans!We can't wait to go back!!

Sarah Smenyak

13:40 04 Aug 21

Had a great experience renting and traveling with a Get Lost Travel Van. We originally booked for 2020, and had no problems changing dates to 2021. Our van was clean, well stocked, and comfortable for the four of us and all our stuff. Although we had almost perfect weather for our trip, knowing that we had an inside table available, should we need it was great. The van got better gas mileage than we would have expected, especially since it was loaded with so many extras. We had plenty of charging ports, and places to store our things. Everyone appreciated the power inverter and access to charge devices anywhere. The water and sink were a camping bonus that we were not used to in our years of tent camping around the United States. The refrigerator held more than we expected it to, keeping us from too many trips to the store. My only suggestion, is that you are traveling with more than two people, you will. probably need a bigger. cooking pot. With two boys aged 16 and 21, we sometimes had to find different ways to cook the amounts of foods they. consumed. But it was a great way to see Alaska!

Allen Thomasson

18:33 07 Jul 21

The travel van is a great way to explore Alaska since it is self reliant, small (in comparison to an RV), and inconspicuous. The Get Lost travel vans specifically, are designed well, run great, and are provided in the cleanest condition. The company also offers bear spray when available left by other renters and a nice selection of "take one, leave one" items.The company and staff were very informative and friendly. Heidi made sure we were well prepared for our trip. My travel partner and I were very pleased with Get Lost Travel Vans.

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How They Got Lost – The Pallares Family

Birding in Alaska: Campervan Edition

4 Long Day Hikes for Ambitious Hikers

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