This TetonX trailer was built in St. George, UT! It is their Porter model. The Porter has a RV queen memory foam mattress and can comfortably sleep 2 adults inside the trailer.
Please note the roof-top tent in the pictures is not included with the rental.
The Porter is a custom, off-road trailer, professionally built by TetonX. It has independent A-arm, height adjustable airbag suspension. The bed folds into a couch as well as folds against the wall for additional storage while in travel mode (it can become a small toy-hauler). It comes with a slide-out kitchen, including a 60 L Truma fridge and high-end, two-burner Partner stove (made in Pocatello, ID). It has additional storage inside in the front galley and a large tongue box. The Porter comes with plenty of interior and exterior lighting, on 3-way switches with dimmers. The door is a bear-proof, lockable screen/solid combo by Tern Overland. It also has two oversized Tern windows on each side. The trailer has a 7-speed Maxxair fan and Truma LP heater for those cold desert nights. Lastly, the Porter comes with a 180 degree, aka batwing, awning (which provides tons of shade!)
We require the middle or highest insurance policy for this rental (the "Preferred" or "Peace of Mind" insurance package). If you select the lowest insurance policy, I will cancel the reservation. Thanks for understanding!
All drivers must complete driver verification process.
We ask that you use a spotter if you need to back up the trailer.
No talking/texting on a mobile device while driving and towing our trailer.
No occupants allowed in towable RVs/trailers while in motion.
No climbing on the roof.
Do not leave the trailer unlocked when unattended.
No unlawful activity of any kind while renting our trailer.
The Porter is 16 feet long and 8 feet high - you are responsible for knowing this information and must follow posted signs and rules for max vehicle length on roads and max height for tunnels, underpasses and drive-thrus.
1 Dog is allowed
Before starting a fire outdoors, review Leave No Trace principles. Always check the land manager's current regulations for information on where to build a fire and potential burn bans.
