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Pack-n-Play Palomino
Whitefish, MT5.0 ★ 4 reviews
2023 Palomino Backpack Edition · Truck Camper
Adventure seekers, explore Montana effortlessly in this agile truck camper. Add kayaks, bikes, or paddleboards to tailor your ultimate Montana trip. All essentials are included, so just bring food and your sense of adventure. Enjoy a comfy memory foam queen bed after big days exploring Big Sky.
Regular price
$300
/day
Unit price
$1604 / week · $6973 / month
$750 refundable deposit
Moderate cancellation policy
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Hello! We warmly welcome you and are excited to offer our Pack-n-Play Palamino to help you explore Montana and recreate in comfort. It is our pleasure to provide you with a vehicle and great camping/recreation gear so you can have a relaxing, enjoyable, and memorable Montana adventure. We are your one-stop supplier equipping you with a host of adventurous outdoor gear. Everything you need for your trip is all in this compact slide-in camper. No trailer to pull, no extra stops for outdoor gear, everything you need in a simple compact package. We offer inflatable paddleboards, a tandem canoe, solo canoe, tandem/solo kayaks, sea kayaks, a quiet generator, camp oven/stove, Yeti cooler, 35k btu 2 burner stove, backpacking tent with pads and a Yakima bike rack as add-ons. Load some toys on top and head out for some fun! It doesn't get much easier than that. We strive to make your trip as easy and convenient as possible. Explore all the area has to offer be that rafting, hiking, fine dining, biking, fishing, paddle boarding, and then wander back to your comfy, cozy camper to cook a meal, get clean and kick back and relax around a camp fire. An evening of stargazing and refreshing Montana air awaits you as you fall asleep in the screened-in memory foam queen sized bed snuggled up in classic cotton flannel sleeping bags. Zip the bags together to stay a little warmer. Let us help you enjoy all that Montana has to offer.
Guest reviews
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What this rental offers
What this rental offers
- Air Conditioning
- Ceiling Fan
- Coffee Maker
- Cooking Basics
- Dining Table
- Dishes & Utensils
- Festival Friendly
- Heater
- Electric Hookup
- Sewer Hookup
- Water Hookup
- Hot Water
- Inverter
- Kitchen Sink
- Outdoor Shower
- Potable Water
- Pots & Pans
- Refrigerator
- Solar
- Stove
- Tailgate Friendly
- Tow Hitch
What’s included
What’s included
- • Toyota Tundra truck
- • Palomino camper
- • Weber gas grill
- • Salt and Pepper grinders and spices
- • Stove top burners
- • Cutting board
- • Knives
- • Camp chairs
- • Hot dog sticks
- • Axe
- • Shower enclosement
- • Cotton flannel sleeping bags x2
- • Pillows
- • Sheets
- • Bath Towels
- • Soap
- • Dish towels
- • Lighter
- • Jet Boil
- • Cookstove
- • Refrigerator
- • Pots and pans
- • Plates, bowls, cups
- • Wine glasses
- • Coffee maker/grinder
- • Coffee cups
- • Silverware
- • Utensils
- • Extension ladder
- • Car emergency kit
- • Water jug
Extras & add-ons
Extras & add-ons
- Cooler$20Yeti M30 Tote soft cooler
- Cooler$2020-quart Yeti Roadie compact cooler
- solo 12 ft canoe$50Old Town PACK 12 solo canoe, multi use Royalex hull, 550-600 lb load capacity, weighs 33 lbs.
- HER 16 ft Sea Kayak$65Wilderness Systems Tempest 165 sit inside single person touring kayak. 300 lb load capacity, weighs 55 lbs.
- HIS NRS Thrive SUP$65NRS Thrive 10 8 inflatable stand up paddleboard. Paddler range of 150 to 250 lbs, weighs 29 lbs, 12v inflater
- Water toys$75Old Town Discovery 169 touring canoe, polyethylene hull canoe with yolk, 1400 lb capacity, weighs 91 lbs.
- Kayaks$45Old Town OTTER PLUS sit inside kayak, 9 ft long, 275 lb load capacity and weighs 35 lbs.
- Kayaks$75HERS Wilderness Systems Pamlico 135T tandem or solo sit inside cockpit kayak, 500 lb capacity, 72 lbs weight.
- HER NRS Thrive SUP$65NRS Thrive 10 8 inflatable stand up paddleboard. Paddler range of 150 to 250 lbs, weighs 29 lbs, 12v inflater
- Kayaks$75HIS Wilderness Systems Pamlico 135T tandem or solo sit inside cockpit kayak, 500 lb capacity, 72 lbs weight.
- HIS 17 ft Sea Kayak$65Wilderness Systems Tempest 170 sit inside single person touring kayak. 325 lb load capacity, weighs 57 lbs.
- Bear spray$20
- Outdoor camp oven$30Camp Chef OUTDOOR CAMP OVEN, propane fueled oven and 2 burner stove. Make baked goods at your campsite.
- Yakima bicycle rack$30Yakima RIDGEBACK hitch mounted bike rack equipped to carry 4 bicycles. Loss of hitch platform with this addon
- 30k btu 2 burner stove$30Camp Chef EXPEDITION 14 double burner camp stove for some serious heat output. Cast iron griddle included.
- Cooler$25Yeti TUNDRA 45 hard size cooler, bear proof when locked.
- Honda inverter generator$50Honda EU20001 generator, 1600 watts of power to run camper AC unit and provide 120v power to your camper.
- 2 person tent with pads$50Two person North Face FLINT 2 backpacking tent with Thermarest DREAMTIME and Jacks Paco GUIDE sleeping pads.
Specifications
Specifications
- MakePalomino
- ModelBackpack Edition
- Year2023
- Length14.0 ft
- Sleeps2
- Minimum renter age21
- Seatbelts5
- FuelGas
- TransmissionAutomatic
- Fuel tank16 gal
- Fresh water16 gal
- Electrical30 amp
What’s nearby
LOCAL ATTRACTIONS:
• Glacier National Park
• City Beach Whitefish
• Whitefish Legacy Trail System
• Whitefish Lake Golf Course
• Meadow Lake Golf Course
• Bigfork Summer Playhouse
• Whitefish Mountain Resort
• Whitefish Lake State Park
• Polebridge Mercantile and Bakery
• River’s Edge Park Columbia Falls
• Les Mason State Park
• Farmers Market in Columbia Falls:
• Whitefish Downtown Farmers Market
• Hungry Horse Reservoir
• Flathead Lake
• Bob Marshall/Scapegoat/Great Bear Wilderness
• Glacier National Park
• City Beach Whitefish
• Whitefish Legacy Trail System
• Whitefish Lake Golf Course
• Meadow Lake Golf Course
• Bigfork Summer Playhouse
• Whitefish Mountain Resort
• Whitefish Lake State Park
• Polebridge Mercantile and Bakery
• River’s Edge Park Columbia Falls
• Les Mason State Park
• Farmers Market in Columbia Falls:
• Whitefish Downtown Farmers Market
• Hungry Horse Reservoir
• Flathead Lake
• Bob Marshall/Scapegoat/Great Bear Wilderness
Host rules
• Never access the roof when in the raised position. This will cause irreparable damage to the electric roof jacks.
• Never attempt to raise the camper roof when loaded with kayaks, a canoe or other gear. Remove gear from roof rack prior to raising the lid.
• Photograph strapping method for gear on roof rack prior to removal. Emulate original strapping method when reloading gear on rack. Triple check your strapping.
• Return vehicle and generator fuel container (if used) full of fuel. Use only 91 octane non-ethanol fuel in the generator.
• Refrain from driving down brushed in roads.
• Be cognizant of vehicle height when loaded with kayaks or canoes. Minimum clearance is 11 feet 8 inches.
• No smoking in vehicle or camper.
• Pets not permitted in vehicle or camper.
• Drive slowly on bumpy rough roads.
• Ensure that all four roof latches are secured and pinned before traveling. Use the collapsible telescoping ladder to access roof latches for closure and pinning.
• Secure refrigerator door before travel to avoid spillage of contents.
• When lowering camper roof, open roof vent and turn roof vent fan on high to suck in the fabric side walls as you lower the electric roof jacks. From the outside of the camper use the "T" stick to push the fabric sidewalls in as you lower the roof to prevent pinching the fabric between the lid and camper body. Remember to turn off the vent fan!
• Close all windows, vents and doors on the camper prior to transit.
• Let the shower enclosure dry thoroughly before rolling up and storing.
• Use the collapsable telescoping ladder to access the roof for loading and unloading gear from the roof racks.
• Do not store bear spray inside the camper or vehicle. Place it in the aluminum cargo box on the hitch platform.
• Dry life jackets thoroughly prior to storing.
• Use ONLY the green garden hose and provided 5 gallon bucket to collect and dispose of gray water where needed.
• Never attempt to raise the camper roof when loaded with kayaks, a canoe or other gear. Remove gear from roof rack prior to raising the lid.
• Photograph strapping method for gear on roof rack prior to removal. Emulate original strapping method when reloading gear on rack. Triple check your strapping.
• Return vehicle and generator fuel container (if used) full of fuel. Use only 91 octane non-ethanol fuel in the generator.
• Refrain from driving down brushed in roads.
• Be cognizant of vehicle height when loaded with kayaks or canoes. Minimum clearance is 11 feet 8 inches.
• No smoking in vehicle or camper.
• Pets not permitted in vehicle or camper.
• Drive slowly on bumpy rough roads.
• Ensure that all four roof latches are secured and pinned before traveling. Use the collapsible telescoping ladder to access roof latches for closure and pinning.
• Secure refrigerator door before travel to avoid spillage of contents.
• When lowering camper roof, open roof vent and turn roof vent fan on high to suck in the fabric side walls as you lower the electric roof jacks. From the outside of the camper use the "T" stick to push the fabric sidewalls in as you lower the roof to prevent pinching the fabric between the lid and camper body. Remember to turn off the vent fan!
• Close all windows, vents and doors on the camper prior to transit.
• Let the shower enclosure dry thoroughly before rolling up and storing.
• Use the collapsable telescoping ladder to access the roof for loading and unloading gear from the roof racks.
• Do not store bear spray inside the camper or vehicle. Place it in the aluminum cargo box on the hitch platform.
• Dry life jackets thoroughly prior to storing.
• Use ONLY the green garden hose and provided 5 gallon bucket to collect and dispose of gray water where needed.
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