Fun & Adventure Bunkhouse Class A - Delivery Only

This is a delivery-only rental. I will deliver it to your campsite, set it up, show you how to use it, and pick it up when your rental is over. You will not have the ignition key. I do not deliver or pick up on Sundays. If you schedule your campsite for Fri-Sat-Sun ensure they know the RV will be picked up on Monday from the campsite. This means you will likely have to pay for the campsite for Sunday night. The RV nightly rental rate takes into account you may depart on Sunday but the RV will stay at the campsite until I pick up on Monday. The water and propane tanks will be full when I deliver. The gas tank will be near full (the generator uses the gas in the tank). There is a queen-size bed in the back (main) bedroom. The sofa and dining table fold down for use as beds. The over-cab bunk is a great place for putting things or to use for sleeping. The over-cab bunk supports 200 pounds. If you plan on putting people up there to sleep know there is no retaining strap to keep them from rolling off. The RV easily sleeps 7 adults (note over-cab weight limit). With two slide-outs there is plenty of room inside the RV. With a power retractable awning outside there is plenty of covered patio space available. With a full-size, three-door, residential refrigerator/freezer there is plenty of space for cold and frozen food to feed you, your family, and your guests. Overhead cabinets provide additional storage for non-perishable items as well. A 50-gallon freshwater holding tank and 6-gallon hot water tank give you plenty of water if your campsite has no water connection. The refrigerator and freezer run on electricity only. The hot water heater and stove run on propane. The microwave is electric. There is plenty of room in the shower for an adult to take a comfortable shower. This is a 50 amp RV. The onboard generator fires right up and provides ample power if you are staying where there are no 50 amp electrical connections. Roof vents have covers so you can keep them open during a rainstorm. The two A/Cs work great if the open vents and screened windows are not sufficient. We've used our RV in the winter months in South Dakota. The heater works well. We keep the inside temperature set at about 70 degrees. If it's going to be cold where you're camping we can include some additional portable electric heaters. Well-behaved pets welcome. We've traveled and camped with 4 cats and a Yorkie. They all find "their" spot. There are two TVs in the RV; one in the living room and one in the back bedroom. Each bunk has its own small TV too. But hey, you're out to have fun not watch TV.