"Sven" Rockwood Geo Pro-lightweight (1700 lbs) & A

Sven is ready for adventure, are you?! This unit is built like a tank but is so small and lightweight that you can move it by hand (my lawyer would like to remind you that this is not recommended, ha). Coming in at 12 feet in length and just over 1800 pounds, Sven can go just about anywhere and is a breeze to tow. (Sorry, we cannot rent our campers for WeFest, Burning Man, or any similar festivals). Feel free to ask on other events/excursions.

Another disclaimer, from me and not my lawyer this time, this is a trailer for the adventurous types, it does NOT have a toilet so if porta potties aren't your thing or you can't tell the difference between an oak tree leaf and poison ivy, please pick one of our 9 other RV rental options ;)

Okay, let's talk about the fun stuff. Sven has a rear kitchen that is pretty impressive for a little trailer. It has a fridge, microwave, stovetop, and a sink that has a super cool outdoor shower set up that you could use for, well, a shower, or to fill Fido's dog bowl, or rinse of the camper or your bike...you get the idea. Oh, AND it has an enclosure for the back if you need a little privacy.

Around the side, there is an 8-foot awning-operated by crank, not power, sorry Shirley- but I promise it's not that hard. Under the awning there is a spot for the griddle (yes it has one of those too!) In the front, there are two propane tanks and a storage rack. There is also pass through storage underneath so you could utilize the width (7' and some change) of the trailer.

Inside, there is a "Gaucho" bed, which is just a fun way to say it folds from a couch by day into a bed by night. Across from that, there is a 12-volt TV (meaning it can run off batteries), and I will also throw in a DVD player and games and movies, if you're nice.

Boondocking: (AKA camping without power) This rig is set up for boondocking. It has dual batteries, dual propane tanks, and an inverter. The inverter will run your outlets, but it drains the batteries pretty fast. We do have a generator that we will rent for this trip if you plan on off-gridding it for a prolonged period. Things that will work off grid are: TV, sink, lights, stove, heat, fan, outlets (for a limited time only). Things that will NOT work without power/generator: Prolonged outlet use, AC, microwave.

Who fits the bill for this guy?! Hunters, nature lovers, bike enthusiasts, father/son mother/daughter trips, hikers, mountain lovers, people who don't like towing behemoths, people who need extra sleeping space for cabin guests, boondockers, you name it.

This can also be towed by our motorhome, Kodi, if you want space for a bigger group.

We will be looking into a custom screen room for the awning on this guy, which would add another 8' x 6' or so of space outside in case you want to sleep outside or avoid bugs etc.

What's included? I will send a detailed list of contents before your rental, but here is an abbreviated version:
-Kitchenware, pots, pans, dishes, silverware, paper products- paper towels, wipes, paper plates and napkins, entertainment- TV, DVD player, movies, games, towing-chocks, 2" hitch if you need it, stabilizers, caffeine: Keurig and pods

Linens are available as an add on if you need them. We also have kayaks, screen tents, movie screens, fishing stuff and more!

Thanks for reading my overly long *but I write these to avoid a million questions* description!