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5À propos de Basecamper Vans
At Basecamper Vans, we enjoy travel as much as you do. The vehicles we build and rent incorporate the design features we've refined over the years visiting National Parks and exploring the wide open spaces of the American West ourselves. The service we provide makes it convenient for you, your family, or group of friends to arrive in town and hit the road. Need advice on what to see or do? Ski or ride? Hike or climb? We can help. Our comfortable depot is located on a major street 15 minutes from Salt Lake City International Airport, within a stones throw of a light rail stop that leaves Terminal 1 every 15 minutes -- or a $15.00 Lyft ride. Our orientation process ensures you start your trip off right. We take pride in the vehicles we build and rent, right here at our shop in Salt Lake City, and look forward to being part of your vacation. --
Communication
54 camping-car à louer
Souvenirs de séjours avec les camping-car de Basecamper Vans
Lorna V.
3juillet 2020
Carol W.
5septembre 2019
Mark S.
2août 2019
One of the determining factors in renting from Basecampers was the 8' awning that was listed as included equipment with the van we rented. Upon delivery of the van, the awning was missing. When brought to the attention of Mark, the owner from whom we took delivery, he said that not all their vans have awnings and there was nothing he could do to get us a vehicle with an awning. We explained to him that this was not an acceptable answer and that it was major factor in picking this van. He apologized and insisted there was no way to get an awning that day, so we asked about a refund for this portion of our rental, he said he's not the one able to make that decision, that he would have to talk to Matt, the other owner who was in Alaska at the time. Prior to our departure, we agreed that we'd take it up with Matt upon our return and were told this wouldn't be an issue. Off we went on our 10 day adventure.
Upon arrival back to Basecampers, we checked in with Matt. He did a walk around and recorded the mileage and found everything in good standing. We then brought up the missing awning. He aggressively stated, “You are not getting any money back. Period.” We were obviously confused by this as the awning was listed as included equipment and Mark gave us the impression this would not be an issue, so we asked “Why not?” He then became visibly agitated. His hands were trembling and he was turning red. He replied with “I’m so tired of people coming in here trying to nickel and dime me.” Trust me, if we were trying to nickel and dime this company, we would have brought up all of the missing items listed below. We attempted to have a civilized conversation suggesting that we work out a compromise with our mileage overage (we owed about $305) or maybe he could us a refund of $10/day, nothing excessive. He flat out told us that there was no way we were receiving a refund for anything, that we signed a contract when we took delivery of the van, and any missing equipment should have been brought up at that time. We expressed that we did bring it up to Mark at delivery, and he said, "I guess Mark and I are playing Good Cop, Bad Cop but you would have found something wrong with any van I gave you." He then suggested that we should have refused delivery and should have just left at that time. We flew in from the east coast and his solution to the missing awning was to refuse delivery and simply leave?!?!? At this point, the conversation became less civilized and he told us the “get the f**k out of his shop.” We left and were never given the opportunity to sign any return agreement.
Just to be clear: We have a lot of experience with overlanding. We have a built-out van and truck. We are not novices to this type of travel and know what is needed and what to expect out of this type of vehicle. But since we had limited vacation time, we decided to fly out and rent a vehicle. We chose to work with Basecamper because of what was listed on their website as included equipment. I have screenshots of what’s was included at the time of our reservation because I sent them to my wife. They have since modified the description of what’s included with their vans so hopefully future renters will have a better experience as they know what it is lacking upfront.
Our exchange with Matt left a foul taste in our mouths and I can only warn others on here, if you choose to use these guys, make sure you review everything from the list on their description prior to accepting delivery of the van. And have a backup plan. You might want to print out this review as well so you know what isn’t included and you can stop by REI and pick them up before leaving for your trip.
Paul H.
5septembre 2018
1 Photo soumise(s) par Paul H.
Chris H.
5septembre 2018
Kathleen M.
5juillet 2018
1 Photo soumise(s) par Kathleen M.
Salih J.
5juin 2018
1 Photo soumise(s) par Salih J.
Jean-michel G.
5août 2017
Mike E.
5juillet 2017
Stepan Z.
5juillet 2017
De même sa disponibilité pour venir me chercher à l’aéroport de Salt Lake City, d’autant plus que l’adresse de son entreprise n’est plus à jour sur les documents électroniques relatifs à la réservation du véhicule.
Quant au TAN VAN proprement dit, il s’est montré facile à conduire et assez confortable pour 2 personnes durant toute la visite de Yellowstone.
Katrina K.
4juillet 2017
Heater didn't work, but all else did. Recommend checking all parts before leaving.
Also, staff will abide by contract, but was promised ride to hotel after drop-off, both in an email and orally, but was not provided. Reimbursed for half of Uber cost.
Very difficult to find a car wash that will accommodate van, for cleaning before drop-off. Take this into consideration when timing drop-off.
Benoit C.
4juin 2017
Peter A.
5mai 2017
Sheena M.
5janvier 2017
Robert H.
5novembre 2016
Matthew K.
5novembre 2016