Roadtrek Zion: A ProMaster Camper Van with an Open Aisle for Bikes and Kayaks

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The Zion from Roadtrek is a Class B camper van built on a Ram ProMaster 3500 extended chassis in Cambridge, Ontario. Its big idea is an open center aisle: instead of packing the middle of the van with furniture, Roadtrek leaves room to roll in bikes, kayaks, and other gear, then turns the back into a king bed at night. It seats five and sleeps up to three.


Built for Gear and Getaways

The Zion rides on a Ram ProMaster 3500 with a 159-inch extended wheelbase, a 3.6L V6, and a 9-speed transmission. At about 20’9″ long, the Zion is a full-size ProMaster van. Outside, it comes with a 13,500 BTU Truma rooftop air conditioner, a power awning, an outdoor shower, bug screens on the side and rear doors, power steps, and 300 watts of solar on the roof.

Gray Zion with the side door open onto the galley
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Front view of the Zion, Roadtrek on the brow
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A Rear Sofa That Becomes a King Bed

At the back, a power sofa with seatbelts works as seating during the day. At night, it can be set up as two twin beds or folded into one king bed. An optional folding mattress across the front captain’s chairs adds a third sleeping spot, and there’s also an optional forward-facing sofa layout.

Rear sofa with seatbelts
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Galley, Lounge, and Wet Bath

The galley has a 5.3 cubic foot refrigerator, a propane stove, a microwave, and a flip-up counter extension with a charging station, plus a slide-out pantry and a large pot drawer. A Firefly touchscreen controls the van’s systems, and an automatic propane heater keeps it warm on cold nights.

Galley and aisle looking aft to the sofa
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Lounge facing the rear sofa
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Inside, there’s a wet bath with a marine toilet, a sink, and a shower, so you’re not dependent on campground bathrooms.

Wet bath with toilet, sink, and shower
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Design Details

  • Builder: Roadtrek, Cambridge, Ontario
  • Model: 2027 Zion Class B camper van
  • Chassis: Ram ProMaster 3500, 159″ extended wheelbase, 3.6L V6, 9-speed automatic
  • Size: about 20’9″ long, 6’11” wide (without mirrors), 9’5″ tall with the roof AC; about 6’2″ interior standing height
  • Seats: 5; sleeps: up to 3 (with the optional front folding mattress)
  • Beds: rear power sofa converts to twin beds or a king bed
  • Kitchen: 5.3 cu ft fridge, propane stove, microwave, slide-out pantry
  • Bathroom: wet bath with marine toilet, sink, and shower; outdoor shower
  • Water: about 33 gallons fresh, 14 gallons gray, 8.5 gallons black
  • Power and comfort: 300 watts of solar, lithium battery bank, Truma rooftop AC, automatic propane heat
  • Weight: about 9,350 lb GVWR
  • Price: listed at $154,325 USD

What Makes This Van Special

  • An open center aisle that fits bikes, kayaks, and bulky gear.
  • A power rear sofa that switches between seating, twin beds, and a king bed.
  • A real wet bath and a full galley in a van-sized footprint.
  • Solar, rooftop AC, and propane heat for camping in any season.

Comparing Class B vans? See Winnebago’s Solis Pocket 36A on a Ram ProMaster, Tommy Camper Vans’ four layouts explained, and 9 van conversions built for the open road.

Learn More

Roadtrek Zion
Model page: roadtrek.com/models/2027-zion
Contact: roadtrek.com/contact-us · info@roadtrekinc.com · 519-745-1160
Instagram: @roadtrekinc
Photos: Roadtrek. Pricing as listed on roadtrek.com in October 2026.

Highlights

  • Class B camper van on a Ram ProMaster 3500 extended chassis
  • Open center aisle for bikes and kayaks
  • Power rear sofa converts to twin beds or a king bed
  • Galley with fridge, propane stove, and microwave
  • Wet bath plus outdoor shower
  • 300 watts of solar and rooftop AC

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