There’s no better way to experience the iconic landscapes of the Pacific Northwest than behind the wheel of a fully outfitted overland Jeep. Built for capability and comfort, this rig effortlessly handles paved highways, gravel forest roads, and remote mountain access trails—giving you complete freedom to explore where ordinary rental cars can't go.
Imagine waking up to sunrise over Mt. Rainier, breathing in the crisp air along the Olympic Peninsula, or watching the stars reflect off alpine lakes in the North Cascades—all with your complete home camp ready to deploy in minutes.
Why You’ll Love It:
Whether you’re planning a quick weekend escape or a multi-week PNW road trip, your best adventure starts where the pavement ends.
“We had amazing experiences driving around the Olympic peninsula, and our communication with Chanrith (at Seattle Overland) was very good. Pickup was smooth and easy, the bedding was freshly washed, the Jeep was fueled up, and the camping setup was excellent. It was a fun adventure simply learning how to use the variety of equipment included in our rental. We took home many ideas about how to optimize our own personal setup, and wish we could've had more time to enjoy it. If not for the trouble we had with the Jeep, this definitely would have been an amazing 5-star experience overall. We unfortunately had a series of hiccups with the vehicles. Chanrith was great. He did everything he could to help us at every step along the way, and refunded us for the portion of our trip that was disrupted by equipment failure. We were very disappointed with Outdoorsy. They present themselves as insuring interactions between customers and small businesses, but when we had problems, they were quick to reframe any issues as being between us and other parties. Coach-Net (the company subcontracted by Outdoorsy to provide roadside service) in particular really fumbled our situation, and ultimately left us stranded over 100 miles from our return destination. We would absolutely recommend and do business again with Chanrith / Seattle Overland, but would carefully read the fine print in any future dealings with Outdoorsy or Coach-Net. ”
