Seattle-based company Peace Vans Rentals launched last month, making its restored Volkswagen campers available for summer travel in the region.

The company offers its Westfalia fleet — all built between 1987 and 1991 — for trips of a week or more. The vans are fully loaded and can sleep up to four adults comfortably. There’s a built-in stove, sink and tons of storage. Each van also includes amenities like cookware, utensils, headlamps, a French press coffeemaker and freshly roasted beans from the region. Washington wine, spirits and other gourmet treats can be added.

“Peace Vans, our sister company and one of the nation’s foremost Volkswagen Van restoration experts, has been getting requests for rentals since inception in 2012, so it’s a joy to be able to extend this possibility,” said Harley Sitner, owner, Peace Vans Rentals. “We are getting early reservations for road trip reunions, family adventures and girlfriend getaways, but the versatility and reliability of our Peace Vans vehicles paired with the nostalgia of this road trip icon really makes this a super accessible adventure for a wide variety of travelers.”

Renters can pick their own routes, or consult with the Peace Vans experts who can offer tips. Reservations are available now for travel starting May 1. There’s a six night minimum stay with a Sunday pick up after 1 p.m. Rates begin at $1,425 for one week (six nights) with each additional night at $205 per night and include 100 miles per day and $0.15 per mile thereafter.