Question 1

What is included with my rental

Accepted Answer

Bedding, Linens & Bath
King Sheet Sets & Blankets
Queen Sheet Sets
Pillows
Bath Towels
Hand Towels
Bathroom Tissue
Hand Soap
First Aid Kit
Kitchen
Keurig Coffee maker (bring your favorite flavors)
Toaster
Place Settings (Plates, Cups, Mugs, Bowls, Utensils)
Paper Products (plates, bowls and red Solo cups)
Grill Tongs & Spatula
Wine/Beer Opener
Knives
Mixing Bowls & Measuring Cups
Can/Bottle Opener
Pots & Pans
Cutting Board
Dish Soap
Living Room
Dual Recliners with Cup Holders
Full-Size Couch 
Sconce Lighting
Swivel Passenger Seat with Pop-Up Table (stored in bedroom closet)
Outdoor 
2 Oversized Comfy Camp Chairs 
3 Fold-Up Camp Chairs
Exterior TV 
Auto-Levelers for RV
Outdoor Carpet/Rugs
Safety Cones
Starlink Satellite Internet
One-Touch Auto Awning with LED Lighting (w/ Wind Protection)
Electric Door Awning with LED Lighting and Doorstep Lighting
Cargo Lighting
Ladder to Roof Access

Question 2

What if I have a question while on the road or need some assistance?

Accepted Answer

You can contact our team 24 hours a day and someone will be ready and able to answer your question(s). Rest easy and relax. We got you!!

Question 3

Is a Class A difficult to drive?

Accepted Answer

Class A RV's are very easy to get used to driving, and the view is amazing.  The key is to not be in a hurry.  After all, you are driving a tiny house down the road.  On a 4-lane highway (two lanes each direction), stay in the right-hand land, drive the speed limit, let everyone pass you, and enjoy the ride!  On a 6-lane highway (three lanes each direction), stay in the middle lane, drive the speed limit, let everyone pass you and enjoy the ride.  Being in the middle lane eliminates the need to merge as traffic enters the highway.  As we tell everyone, there is no better way to see America than behind the panoramic windshield of a class A RV!

Question 4

Why can't I tow a car or a trailer or a boat?

Accepted Answer

Towing adds another layer of liability and risk, especially in a vehicle that you don't own.  To keep it simple, towing is prohibited at all times.  If you need an additional vehicle when you arrive, consider renting a vehicle or having someone in your party drive your vehicle to your destination.

Question 5

What do I need to prepare for when picking up the RV?

Accepted Answer

Prior to picking up the RV, you will receive a User's Manual to read over to become more familiar with the unit.  When you arrive, you will be taught how to park and level the unit, how to extend and retract the slideouts, and an overview of the inside and outside of the unit.  We will also take a test drive to ensure you're comfortable with driving the unit and navigating different roads.  Finally, we will complete the Departure Checklist together.  Plan on 30-45 minutes to complete pickup.

FAQs

Frequently asked questions

What is included with my rental

What if I have a question while on the road or need some assistance?

Is a Class A difficult to drive?

Why can't I tow a car or a trailer or a boat?

What do I need to prepare for when picking up the RV?