My partner and I are really into camping while we travel, so we wanted to love this truck for camping in Kauai, but an unfortunate series of events made it really hard to enjoy this part of our trip. I wanted to start by saying that Alex and Jonathan were VERY communicative before and throughout the trip and genuinely want their guests to have an awesome time. They're both extremely kind and clearly trying to do their best to offer a different way to see the island. I rarely leave any sort of negative review, but I do think it's important to be honest about our experience for anyone thinking of renting these types of trucks through Airbnb. We were unable to check in and get our truck on time due to bad weather and the guests before us being stranded on a beach and unable to return the truck. We spent the day trying to find anywhere to stay since the truck fell through and the island was almost completely sold out of all accommodations. Airbnb offered us $200 but the cheapest hotel was $700/night! Thank god we were able to extend our rental car and had to sleep in our car for the night on Christmas - honestly, this was terrible. The next day we were able to pick up the truck in the afternoon - unfortunately, Alex realized after we were an hour away that they forgot to give us the poles for the rainfly (as well as the mugs for coffee). We didn't have time to turn around since it was getting late and ended up camping in the pouring rain with a tent that leaked. All this was super unfortunate and really stressful for our vacation. The second big thing worth noting is that it's NOT easy to get campsites on the island. I did a ton of research and paid for permits, most of which were too dangerous to get to/inaccessible with the bad weather. We ended up finding some places to camp, but that was also way too stressful for a vacation (in my opinion). We've camped all over the world and never had an experience quite so challenging to navigate. We honestly would have bailed on the truck if there was any other accommodation available on the island, but the only hotel rooms left were over $700/night. Anyone thinking of booking this type of accommodation for their stay should think twice about the potential for getting stranded and about the unpredictable weather. I wish we would have appreciated many of these things prior to booking - I can say with certainty we wouldn't do it again on the island.