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Adventure awaits in "Fern" the vintage Shasta Compact
Beaverton, OR5.0 ★ 2 reviews
1971 Shasta Compact · Travel trailer
Embrace a unique vintage adventure with "Fern," our charming 1971 Shasta Compact! Enjoy updated retro style and a cozy, pet-friendly interior perfect for two. Lightweight and easy to tow, "Fern" is ideal for exploring the scenic Pacific Northwest. Experience uncomplicated camping backed by 5-star reviews and flexible owners.
Regular price
$89
/day
Unit price
$454 / week · $1922 / month
$500 refundable deposit
Flexible cancellation policy
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Fern is a remodeled vintage Shasta Compact travel trailer. It features new wood floors, updated kitchenette with a hand pump sink and natural gas burning stove, convertible bench seating to sleeping area, and is easy for many vehicles to hitch and tow due to its comparatively light weight.
It's a fun and simple rental for a weekend getaway or a week long trip. Enjoy the simple retro amenities that are found in a Shasta Compact Travel Trailer.
[ Whats Included? ]
Silverware, Utensils, Pot/Pan, Sponges, Plates, Hand Towel, cushioned bench seating, and a Propane Tank.
Due to Covid19 we are having guests bring their own sleeping pillows, blankets, sleeping bags, towels, and other personal items.
[ Pick UP AND Drop OFF ]
Our schedule can be flexible and we will work with you to arrange pick up and drop off!
If you'd like to have Fern dropped off at a specific location please contact us to schedule this as it may not be available all days, times, and locations.
[ Recommendations ]
This Shasta Travel Trailer is an easy rental to tow or have delivered to many of the great getaways offered in the Pacific Northwest. Fern is located in Beaverton, Oregon only an hour and a half from the Pacific Coastline, or the snow capped peak of Mount Hood, a simple drive to the Columbia River Gorge, or you can tow it just a few hours to Central Oregon.
[ Things TO Note ]
Furry Friends Always Welcome!
No Tailgating allowed.
No Smoking.
No Festivals.
[ Whats Included? ]
Silverware, Utensils, Pot/Pan, Sponges, Plates, Hand Towel, cushioned bench seating, and a Propane Tank.
Due to Covid19 we are having guests bring their own sleeping pillows, blankets, sleeping bags, towels, and other personal items.
[ Pick UP AND Drop OFF ]
Our schedule can be flexible and we will work with you to arrange pick up and drop off!
If you'd like to have Fern dropped off at a specific location please contact us to schedule this as it may not be available all days, times, and locations.
[ Recommendations ]
This Shasta Travel Trailer is an easy rental to tow or have delivered to many of the great getaways offered in the Pacific Northwest. Fern is located in Beaverton, Oregon only an hour and a half from the Pacific Coastline, or the snow capped peak of Mount Hood, a simple drive to the Columbia River Gorge, or you can tow it just a few hours to Central Oregon.
[ Things TO Note ]
Furry Friends Always Welcome!
No Tailgating allowed.
No Smoking.
No Festivals.
Guest reviews
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What this rental offers
What this rental offers
- Dining Table
- Leveling Jacks
- Pet Friendly
- Skylight
- Stove
What’s included
What’s included
- Plates
- Bowls
- Cups/mugs
- Silverware
- Kitchen Utensils
- Camping Pillows
- Sheets
- Books
- Puzzles
- Board Games
Specifications
Specifications
- MakeShasta
- ModelCompact
- Year1971
- Length13.0 ft
- Sleeps2
- Minimum renter age21
- GVWR1200 lbs
What’s nearby
Our favorite adventures with Fern:
Hood River- Camp in one of Hood River’s beautiful campgrounds. Don’t forget to check HipCamp for some fun spots. Spend the morning exploring the Hood River Fruit Loop. Don’t miss Lavender Valley, Brown’s Blueberries, and Golden Row. Stop for lunch at Hood Crest Winery. Sample a flight and snack on one of their delicious wood-fire pizzas (featuring house made cheese and sausage). Finish the day with one out Mountain Barrel’s famous winery bike tours. Once you make it back to camp, prepare dinner in Fern’s sweet kitchen and eat around the campfire.
Wine Country- Be sure to check out Hipcamp for world class wineries that offer camping. Tour the winery and visit the working farm before heading back to Fern for a mid afternoon nap. Don’t forget a good book to read while snuggled up overlooking the endless horizon of wine grapes.
Oregon Coast-
Tillamook/Garibaldi/Rockaway/Nehalem- This area is home to so many wonderful campgrounds. Nehalem State Park is beautiful and the trails are almost empty on the weekdays in early spring. Make sure to go crabbing or deep sea fishing in Garibaldi, grab dinner supplies at the Tillamook Farmers Market, and don’t miss the pristine beaches in Rockaway. Make sure to have brunch or dinner at Pirates Cove on your way home.
Cannon Beach-There are several camps near Cannon Beach. The town itself has a swanky feel and is home to some great little shops. Don’t miss Staghorn Mercantile.
Lincoln City- Lincoln City and Newport have all of the amenities of a big city but also have great camping. Don’t miss the Newport Aquarium and The Cheeky Cauldron (to get your Harry Potter Fix).
Favorite Coastal Campgrounds-
Beverly Beach
Honeyman State Park
Barview
Cape Lookout
Fort Stevens
Best dog friendly waterfall hikes-
Shellburg Falls
Drift Creek Falls
University Falls
Tamawana Falls
Munson Falls
Sweet Creek Falls
Opal Creek
Hug Point
Shower Falls
Fall Creek Falls
Hood River- Camp in one of Hood River’s beautiful campgrounds. Don’t forget to check HipCamp for some fun spots. Spend the morning exploring the Hood River Fruit Loop. Don’t miss Lavender Valley, Brown’s Blueberries, and Golden Row. Stop for lunch at Hood Crest Winery. Sample a flight and snack on one of their delicious wood-fire pizzas (featuring house made cheese and sausage). Finish the day with one out Mountain Barrel’s famous winery bike tours. Once you make it back to camp, prepare dinner in Fern’s sweet kitchen and eat around the campfire.
Wine Country- Be sure to check out Hipcamp for world class wineries that offer camping. Tour the winery and visit the working farm before heading back to Fern for a mid afternoon nap. Don’t forget a good book to read while snuggled up overlooking the endless horizon of wine grapes.
Oregon Coast-
Tillamook/Garibaldi/Rockaway/Nehalem- This area is home to so many wonderful campgrounds. Nehalem State Park is beautiful and the trails are almost empty on the weekdays in early spring. Make sure to go crabbing or deep sea fishing in Garibaldi, grab dinner supplies at the Tillamook Farmers Market, and don’t miss the pristine beaches in Rockaway. Make sure to have brunch or dinner at Pirates Cove on your way home.
Cannon Beach-There are several camps near Cannon Beach. The town itself has a swanky feel and is home to some great little shops. Don’t miss Staghorn Mercantile.
Lincoln City- Lincoln City and Newport have all of the amenities of a big city but also have great camping. Don’t miss the Newport Aquarium and The Cheeky Cauldron (to get your Harry Potter Fix).
Favorite Coastal Campgrounds-
Beverly Beach
Honeyman State Park
Barview
Cape Lookout
Fort Stevens
Best dog friendly waterfall hikes-
Shellburg Falls
Drift Creek Falls
University Falls
Tamawana Falls
Munson Falls
Sweet Creek Falls
Opal Creek
Hug Point
Shower Falls
Fall Creek Falls
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