2021 Thor Motor Coach Freedom Elite
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4 couchages
24 ft. long
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2021 Thor Motor Coach Freedom Elite
Brand new home away from home that drives like a dream. All the amenities for glamping or dry camping. Triton V8, 350 HP engine with 6 speed auto transmission and cruise control. Slide out provides queen size bed plus two more standard size beds. Full bath, generous kitchen with all the appliances, motorized awning, big screen TV, Blue Tooth console for phone and audio. (Minimum rental = 3 nights; maximum = 7 nights, 1500 miles roundtrip. Delivery available for rentals of 5 nights or more, 30 miles max one way).Ce qui est inclusDishware, glasses and utensils for 6, ample pots and pans with cooking utensils. Basic condiments and cooking supplies provided (please replace if you use them up). We supply a few rolls of paper towels and septic safe toilet tissue. Electric appliances include a toaster and drip coffee maker (there is also a stove top coffee maker for when you do not have electricity). Bedroom and bath linens not provided. Under storage includes:wooden leveling blocks
12" garden hose
small folding camp table
folding recliner chairs - 2
tool box with basic hand tools and supplies
tire gauge
latex gloves
9 x 12 outdoor rugs - 2
plumbers helper
waste tank sanitizer
waste tank hose
electric cable w/ adapter
electric extension cord
coaxial cable
plastic bucket
RecommandationsCut and paste this link onto your browser for a video tour of the Thor Freedom Elitehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7qeMw9Y--YQAutres points à signalerThor Freedom Elite RV
Fact Sheet
1. Our RV drives like a car but still weighs more than 12,500 lbs empty. For that reason, you should be sure you maintain more than ample space between other vehicles so you have extra distances for stopping and turning. Never exceed the posted speed limit or 65 mph especially on curves, whichever is less.
The RV has a computer monitored transmission feature that automatically downshifts when going downhill to assist in breaking and reduce wear and tear on the breaks. The vehicle cruises easily at 2400 rpm and downshifts to lower gears, and higher rpm, when accelerating or going uphill. To reduce wear and tear on the engine, please try to not to exceed 3200 rpm.
The RV is 11’ tall but that does not include the rooftop AC unit so avoid any overhangs that are less than 13’.
2. Water is available in the RV from two sources – city water or the onboard tank. To use city water, simply attach the garden hose provided to the fixture on the left rear of the RV and the other end to a faucet. Water pressure from the city source is sufficient to operate the faucets, shower and toilet. You will not need the onboard water pump if you use city water. To use the onboard tank, fill the tank with a garden hose using the receptacle on the left side of the RV just behind the driver’s door and make sure the water pump is switched on. (The tank has already been sterilized and is at least 1/3 full so you have water while you are driving).3. Electric power is provided in one of three ways – plugging into a 110V outlet using the power cord and adapter provided, using the two onboard RV batteries, or turning on the generator. All appliances, outlets and AC work when plugged in and on the generator although the AC is not as efficient on just the generator. The batteries only power the house lights, the ceiling vent fans, and water pump.The water heater is powered either by electricity when you are on 110V or propane when on batteries. Be sure you select the proper power source when you need hot water.Please monitor the battery level on the control panel. If the level drops below 2/3s on the control panel lights or below 12.0 V on the solar panel readout, you will need to plug in or run the generator to recharge. Allowing the batteries to completely discharge may ruin them and they are very costly to replace.You should have sufficient propane but if need to refill the tank, the hookup is located under the panel right behind the driver’s door.4. The refrigerator/freezer runs on electricity or propane and automatically selects the power source. The default setting is propane so you have refrigeration when driving but automatically switches to electricity when you plug in or turn on the generator. Please do not adjust the temperature setting in the refrigerator/freezer and be sure both doors are closed tightly when driving.5. There are two waste tanks in the RV, a gray water tank that captures water from the sinks and shower and a black water tank for the toilet. Please flush only human waste and septic safe toilet paper down the toilet. A few rolls of this type of paper are provided. Keep the external valves for both tanks closed until you are ready to empty them at a dump station. Please dump both tanks and rinse the equipment before you return the RV to avoid a $100 dumping fee. The waste tanks hose is stored inside the back bumper, gloves are in the under storage.6. The generator is started by pressing and holding the generator button on the control panel. You may need to press it more than once in order to start. Please be sure that there are no flammable materials near the generator exhaust pipe located on the left side of the RV. The generator charges the batteries. The batteries are also charged when driving via a “trickle charge” but only if the battery switch next to the steps is in the ON position. You should leave this on at all times.7. The bedroom slideout needs at least four (4) feet of space before opening. The switch to open and close is by the bathroom door above the thermostat. The mattress has a bend where you will need to pull up that section when closing the slideout. Of course, never drive when the slideout is open.8. The stove top burners and oven operate on propane and have automatic strike lighters. Please be sure the glass range top working surface is folded up and out of the way before lighting the burners. Also, do not use the glass top as a cutting surface. You should not use the stove or oven while driving.9. The Axxera multimedia receiver displayed on the dashboard is turned on and off with the button on the display. You can sync any peripherals that are Bluetooth compatible with Axxera.10. Our RV has two homemade wooden leveling blocks. You should endeavor to set up the RV as level as possible, primarily to ensure the proper functioning of and prevent damage to the refrigerator/freezer. Most experts recommend no more than 3 degrees off level side-to-side and 6 degrees front-to-back. There are graduated leveling guides on the back and passenger side of the RV to guide you.11. Feel free to use any and all dishes, cookware, utensils and appliances on board and return them cleaned. We have tried to store everything in a secure and stable fashion but you may need to rearrange as you go. We have found that the floor of the shower is a good place to store things like coolers or portable fans while driving so they don’t slide around.12. The vehicle registration and insurance cards along with owners’ manuals for the RV and all onboard appliances are in the black satchel behind the driver’s seat.Have a great trip!
Darrell Johnson 504-339-9622
Gayle Petty-Johnson 985-807-3160
12" garden hose
small folding camp table
folding recliner chairs - 2
tool box with basic hand tools and supplies
tire gauge
latex gloves
9 x 12 outdoor rugs - 2
plumbers helper
waste tank sanitizer
waste tank hose
electric cable w/ adapter
electric extension cord
coaxial cable
plastic bucket
RecommandationsCut and paste this link onto your browser for a video tour of the Thor Freedom Elitehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7qeMw9Y--YQAutres points à signalerThor Freedom Elite RV
Fact Sheet
1. Our RV drives like a car but still weighs more than 12,500 lbs empty. For that reason, you should be sure you maintain more than ample space between other vehicles so you have extra distances for stopping and turning. Never exceed the posted speed limit or 65 mph especially on curves, whichever is less.
The RV has a computer monitored transmission feature that automatically downshifts when going downhill to assist in breaking and reduce wear and tear on the breaks. The vehicle cruises easily at 2400 rpm and downshifts to lower gears, and higher rpm, when accelerating or going uphill. To reduce wear and tear on the engine, please try to not to exceed 3200 rpm.
The RV is 11’ tall but that does not include the rooftop AC unit so avoid any overhangs that are less than 13’.
2. Water is available in the RV from two sources – city water or the onboard tank. To use city water, simply attach the garden hose provided to the fixture on the left rear of the RV and the other end to a faucet. Water pressure from the city source is sufficient to operate the faucets, shower and toilet. You will not need the onboard water pump if you use city water. To use the onboard tank, fill the tank with a garden hose using the receptacle on the left side of the RV just behind the driver’s door and make sure the water pump is switched on. (The tank has already been sterilized and is at least 1/3 full so you have water while you are driving).3. Electric power is provided in one of three ways – plugging into a 110V outlet using the power cord and adapter provided, using the two onboard RV batteries, or turning on the generator. All appliances, outlets and AC work when plugged in and on the generator although the AC is not as efficient on just the generator. The batteries only power the house lights, the ceiling vent fans, and water pump.The water heater is powered either by electricity when you are on 110V or propane when on batteries. Be sure you select the proper power source when you need hot water.Please monitor the battery level on the control panel. If the level drops below 2/3s on the control panel lights or below 12.0 V on the solar panel readout, you will need to plug in or run the generator to recharge. Allowing the batteries to completely discharge may ruin them and they are very costly to replace.You should have sufficient propane but if need to refill the tank, the hookup is located under the panel right behind the driver’s door.4. The refrigerator/freezer runs on electricity or propane and automatically selects the power source. The default setting is propane so you have refrigeration when driving but automatically switches to electricity when you plug in or turn on the generator. Please do not adjust the temperature setting in the refrigerator/freezer and be sure both doors are closed tightly when driving.5. There are two waste tanks in the RV, a gray water tank that captures water from the sinks and shower and a black water tank for the toilet. Please flush only human waste and septic safe toilet paper down the toilet. A few rolls of this type of paper are provided. Keep the external valves for both tanks closed until you are ready to empty them at a dump station. Please dump both tanks and rinse the equipment before you return the RV to avoid a $100 dumping fee. The waste tanks hose is stored inside the back bumper, gloves are in the under storage.6. The generator is started by pressing and holding the generator button on the control panel. You may need to press it more than once in order to start. Please be sure that there are no flammable materials near the generator exhaust pipe located on the left side of the RV. The generator charges the batteries. The batteries are also charged when driving via a “trickle charge” but only if the battery switch next to the steps is in the ON position. You should leave this on at all times.7. The bedroom slideout needs at least four (4) feet of space before opening. The switch to open and close is by the bathroom door above the thermostat. The mattress has a bend where you will need to pull up that section when closing the slideout. Of course, never drive when the slideout is open.8. The stove top burners and oven operate on propane and have automatic strike lighters. Please be sure the glass range top working surface is folded up and out of the way before lighting the burners. Also, do not use the glass top as a cutting surface. You should not use the stove or oven while driving.9. The Axxera multimedia receiver displayed on the dashboard is turned on and off with the button on the display. You can sync any peripherals that are Bluetooth compatible with Axxera.10. Our RV has two homemade wooden leveling blocks. You should endeavor to set up the RV as level as possible, primarily to ensure the proper functioning of and prevent damage to the refrigerator/freezer. Most experts recommend no more than 3 degrees off level side-to-side and 6 degrees front-to-back. There are graduated leveling guides on the back and passenger side of the RV to guide you.11. Feel free to use any and all dishes, cookware, utensils and appliances on board and return them cleaned. We have tried to store everything in a secure and stable fashion but you may need to rearrange as you go. We have found that the floor of the shower is a good place to store things like coolers or portable fans while driving so they don’t slide around.12. The vehicle registration and insurance cards along with owners’ manuals for the RV and all onboard appliances are in the black satchel behind the driver’s seat.Have a great trip!
Darrell Johnson 504-339-9622
Gayle Petty-Johnson 985-807-3160
Brand new home away from home that drives like a dream. All the amenities for glamping or dry camping. Triton V8, 350 HP engine with 6 speed auto transmission and cruise control. Slide out provides queen size bed plus two more standard size beds. Full bath, generous kitchen with all the appliances, motorized awning, big screen TV, Blue Tooth console for phone and audio. (Minimum rental = 3 nights; maximum = 7 nights, 1500 miles roundtrip. Delivery available for rentals of 5 nights or more, 30 miles max one way).Ce qui est inclusDishware, glasses and utensils for 6, ample pots and pans with cooking utensils. Basic condiments and cooking supplies provided (please replace if you use them up). We supply a few rolls of paper towels and septic safe toilet tissue. Electric appliances include a toaster and drip coffee maker (there is also a stove top coffee maker for when you do not have electricity). Bedroom and bath linens not provided. Under storage includes:wooden leveling blocks
12" garden hose
small folding camp table
folding recliner chairs - 2
tool box with basic hand tools and supplies
tire gauge
latex gloves
9 x 12 outdoor rugs - 2
plumbers helper
waste tank sanitizer
waste tank hose
electric cable w/ adapter
electric extension cord
coaxial cable
plastic bucket
RecommandationsCut and paste this link onto your browser for a video tour of the Thor Freedom Elitehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7qeMw9Y--YQAutres points à signalerThor Freedom Elite RV
Fact Sheet
1. Our RV drives like a car but still weighs more than 12,500 lbs empty. For that reason, you should be sure you maintain more than ample space between other vehicles so you have extra distances for stopping and turning. Never exceed the posted speed limit or 65 mph especially on curves, whichever is less.
The RV has a computer monitored transmission feature that automatically downshifts when going downhill to assist in breaking and reduce wear and tear on the breaks. The vehicle cruises easily at 2400 rpm and downshifts to lower gears, and higher rpm, when accelerating or going uphill. To reduce wear and tear on the engine, please try to not to exceed 3200 rpm.
The RV is 11’ tall but that does not include the rooftop AC unit so avoid any overhangs that are less than 13’.
2. Water is available in the RV from two sources – city water or the onboard tank. To use city water, simply attach the garden hose provided to the fixture on the left rear of the RV and the other end to a faucet. Water pressure from the city source is sufficient to operate the faucets, shower and toilet. You will not need the onboard water pump if you use city water. To use the onboard tank, fill the tank with a garden hose using the receptacle on the left side of the RV just behind the driver’s door and make sure the water pump is switched on. (The tank has already been sterilized and is at least 1/3 full so you have water while you are driving).3. Electric power is provided in one of three ways – plugging into a 110V outlet using the power cord and adapter provided, using the two onboard RV batteries, or turning on the generator. All appliances, outlets and AC work when plugged in and on the generator although the AC is not as efficient on just the generator. The batteries only power the house lights, the ceiling vent fans, and water pump.The water heater is powered either by electricity when you are on 110V or propane when on batteries. Be sure you select the proper power source when you need hot water.Please monitor the battery level on the control panel. If the level drops below 2/3s on the control panel lights or below 12.0 V on the solar panel readout, you will need to plug in or run the generator to recharge. Allowing the batteries to completely discharge may ruin them and they are very costly to replace.You should have sufficient propane but if need to refill the tank, the hookup is located under the panel right behind the driver’s door.4. The refrigerator/freezer runs on electricity or propane and automatically selects the power source. The default setting is propane so you have refrigeration when driving but automatically switches to electricity when you plug in or turn on the generator. Please do not adjust the temperature setting in the refrigerator/freezer and be sure both doors are closed tightly when driving.5. There are two waste tanks in the RV, a gray water tank that captures water from the sinks and shower and a black water tank for the toilet. Please flush only human waste and septic safe toilet paper down the toilet. A few rolls of this type of paper are provided. Keep the external valves for both tanks closed until you are ready to empty them at a dump station. Please dump both tanks and rinse the equipment before you return the RV to avoid a $100 dumping fee. The waste tanks hose is stored inside the back bumper, gloves are in the under storage.6. The generator is started by pressing and holding the generator button on the control panel. You may need to press it more than once in order to start. Please be sure that there are no flammable materials near the generator exhaust pipe located on the left side of the RV. The generator charges the batteries. The batteries are also charged when driving via a “trickle charge” but only if the battery switch next to the steps is in the ON position. You should leave this on at all times.7. The bedroom slideout needs at least four (4) feet of space before opening. The switch to open and close is by the bathroom door above the thermostat. The mattress has a bend where you will need to pull up that section when closing the slideout. Of course, never drive when the slideout is open.8. The stove top burners and oven operate on propane and have automatic strike lighters. Please be sure the glass range top working surface is folded up and out of the way before lighting the burners. Also, do not use the glass top as a cutting surface. You should not use the stove or oven while driving.9. The Axxera multimedia receiver displayed on the dashboard is turned on and off with the button on the display. You can sync any peripherals that are Bluetooth compatible with Axxera.10. Our RV has two homemade wooden leveling blocks. You should endeavor to set up the RV as level as possible, primarily to ensure the proper functioning of and prevent damage to the refrigerator/freezer. Most experts recommend no more than 3 degrees off level side-to-side and 6 degrees front-to-back. There are graduated leveling guides on the back and passenger side of the RV to guide you.11. Feel free to use any and all dishes, cookware, utensils and appliances on board and return them cleaned. We have tried to store everything in a secure and stable fashion but you may need to rearrange as you go. We have found that the floor of the shower is a good place to store things like coolers or portable fans while driving so they don’t slide around.12. The vehicle registration and insurance cards along with owners’ manuals for the RV and all onboard appliances are in the black satchel behind the driver’s seat.Have a great trip!
Darrell Johnson 504-339-9622
Gayle Petty-Johnson 985-807-3160
12" garden hose
small folding camp table
folding recliner chairs - 2
tool box with basic hand tools and supplies
tire gauge
latex gloves
9 x 12 outdoor rugs - 2
plumbers helper
waste tank sanitizer
waste tank hose
electric cable w/ adapter
electric extension cord
coaxial cable
plastic bucket
RecommandationsCut and paste this link onto your browser for a video tour of the Thor Freedom Elitehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7qeMw9Y--YQAutres points à signalerThor Freedom Elite RV
Fact Sheet
1. Our RV drives like a car but still weighs more than 12,500 lbs empty. For that reason, you should be sure you maintain more than ample space between other vehicles so you have extra distances for stopping and turning. Never exceed the posted speed limit or 65 mph especially on curves, whichever is less.
The RV has a computer monitored transmission feature that automatically downshifts when going downhill to assist in breaking and reduce wear and tear on the breaks. The vehicle cruises easily at 2400 rpm and downshifts to lower gears, and higher rpm, when accelerating or going uphill. To reduce wear and tear on the engine, please try to not to exceed 3200 rpm.
The RV is 11’ tall but that does not include the rooftop AC unit so avoid any overhangs that are less than 13’.
2. Water is available in the RV from two sources – city water or the onboard tank. To use city water, simply attach the garden hose provided to the fixture on the left rear of the RV and the other end to a faucet. Water pressure from the city source is sufficient to operate the faucets, shower and toilet. You will not need the onboard water pump if you use city water. To use the onboard tank, fill the tank with a garden hose using the receptacle on the left side of the RV just behind the driver’s door and make sure the water pump is switched on. (The tank has already been sterilized and is at least 1/3 full so you have water while you are driving).3. Electric power is provided in one of three ways – plugging into a 110V outlet using the power cord and adapter provided, using the two onboard RV batteries, or turning on the generator. All appliances, outlets and AC work when plugged in and on the generator although the AC is not as efficient on just the generator. The batteries only power the house lights, the ceiling vent fans, and water pump.The water heater is powered either by electricity when you are on 110V or propane when on batteries. Be sure you select the proper power source when you need hot water.Please monitor the battery level on the control panel. If the level drops below 2/3s on the control panel lights or below 12.0 V on the solar panel readout, you will need to plug in or run the generator to recharge. Allowing the batteries to completely discharge may ruin them and they are very costly to replace.You should have sufficient propane but if need to refill the tank, the hookup is located under the panel right behind the driver’s door.4. The refrigerator/freezer runs on electricity or propane and automatically selects the power source. The default setting is propane so you have refrigeration when driving but automatically switches to electricity when you plug in or turn on the generator. Please do not adjust the temperature setting in the refrigerator/freezer and be sure both doors are closed tightly when driving.5. There are two waste tanks in the RV, a gray water tank that captures water from the sinks and shower and a black water tank for the toilet. Please flush only human waste and septic safe toilet paper down the toilet. A few rolls of this type of paper are provided. Keep the external valves for both tanks closed until you are ready to empty them at a dump station. Please dump both tanks and rinse the equipment before you return the RV to avoid a $100 dumping fee. The waste tanks hose is stored inside the back bumper, gloves are in the under storage.6. The generator is started by pressing and holding the generator button on the control panel. You may need to press it more than once in order to start. Please be sure that there are no flammable materials near the generator exhaust pipe located on the left side of the RV. The generator charges the batteries. The batteries are also charged when driving via a “trickle charge” but only if the battery switch next to the steps is in the ON position. You should leave this on at all times.7. The bedroom slideout needs at least four (4) feet of space before opening. The switch to open and close is by the bathroom door above the thermostat. The mattress has a bend where you will need to pull up that section when closing the slideout. Of course, never drive when the slideout is open.8. The stove top burners and oven operate on propane and have automatic strike lighters. Please be sure the glass range top working surface is folded up and out of the way before lighting the burners. Also, do not use the glass top as a cutting surface. You should not use the stove or oven while driving.9. The Axxera multimedia receiver displayed on the dashboard is turned on and off with the button on the display. You can sync any peripherals that are Bluetooth compatible with Axxera.10. Our RV has two homemade wooden leveling blocks. You should endeavor to set up the RV as level as possible, primarily to ensure the proper functioning of and prevent damage to the refrigerator/freezer. Most experts recommend no more than 3 degrees off level side-to-side and 6 degrees front-to-back. There are graduated leveling guides on the back and passenger side of the RV to guide you.11. Feel free to use any and all dishes, cookware, utensils and appliances on board and return them cleaned. We have tried to store everything in a secure and stable fashion but you may need to rearrange as you go. We have found that the floor of the shower is a good place to store things like coolers or portable fans while driving so they don’t slide around.12. The vehicle registration and insurance cards along with owners’ manuals for the RV and all onboard appliances are in the black satchel behind the driver’s seat.Have a great trip!
Darrell Johnson 504-339-9622
Gayle Petty-Johnson 985-807-3160
Caractéristiques
2021 Thor Motor Coach Freedom Elite
- 4 couchages
- 6 ceintures de sécurité
- Eau douce : 40 gal
- Type de carburant : gaz
- Capacité en carburant : 55 gal
- Transmission automatique
- 4 couchages
- 6 ceintures de sécurité
- Eau douce : 40 gal
- Type de carburant : gaz
- Capacité en carburant : 55 gal
- Transmission automatique
Aménagements
- WC
- Douche intérieure
- Générateur
- TV/DVD
- Entrées audio
- Radio
- Lecteur de CD
- Four
- WC
- Douche intérieure
- Générateur
- TV/DVD
- Entrées audio
- Radio
- Lecteur de CD
- Four
Rencontrez votre hôte, Darrell
Membre depuis 2018
We are retired and enjoy our home in WNC with our honeybees, chickens and garden but like to get away several times a year to visit state and national parks. Sunshine, our flatcoat retriever, tolerates camping but she loves meeting new people and even made friends with the bison and elk at Yellowstone.
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Règles et politiques
- Animaux acceptés
- Compatible avec un hayon
- Pas de festivals de musique
- Non fumeur
- Kilométrage : 150 gratuit miles / day
- 3 générateur hours / day
Assistance routière 24h/24, 7j/7
En savoir plus à propos de l'assistance routièreUne assistance routière pour chaque location, ainsi qu'une aide pour planifier votre séjour ou utiliser le camping-car.
En savoir plus à propos de l'assistance routièreOptions
Agrémentez votre séjour avec ces options. Disponibles au moment du paiement.
Bike rack
Optional - holds two standard bikes
Gratuit
Dumping
Only due if both waste tanks are not empty on return
136,00 $ CA
Post Trip Cleaning
Only due if RV not returned with interior in the same clean condition in which it was received
102,00 $ CA
Bike rack
Optional - holds two standard bikes
Gratuit
Dumping
Only due if both waste tanks are not empty on return
136,00 $ CA
Post Trip Cleaning
Only due if RV not returned with interior in the same clean condition in which it was received
102,00 $ CA
Disponibilité et tarifs
avril 2024
| D | L | M | M | J | V | S |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
mai 2024
| D | L | M | M | J | V | S |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Il y a un séjour minimum de 3 night
Remises
- Tarif hebdomadaire (+7 nuits) : 9.9% de réduction nuit
- Tarif mensuel (+28 nuits) : 9.9% de réduction nuit
Frais
- Dépôt de garantie : 2 720,00 $ CA (remboursable)
- Frais de préparation : 102,00 $ CA. This fee will cover preparing and sanitizing the unit prior to each rental.
2021 Thor Motor Coach Freedom Elite
Dates
Avis des clients
Évaluations
(5)5
100 %
4.8
97 %
4.8
97 %
5
100 %
5
100 %
Communication
5Propreté
4.8Entretien
4.8Valeur
5Précision de la description
5Photos des hôtes
Tim S.
avril 20245
Karen H.
mars 20245
Our second time renting from Darrell. Another excellent experience.
Karen C.
janvier 20230
Darrell Johnson canceled the booking 7 days before departure. This is an automated posting.
Phillip S.
septembre 20220
Darrell Johnson canceled the booking 7 days before departure. This is an automated posting.
Joel K.
mai 20225
We had a wonderful trip in the RV. Definitely would recommend renting from Darrell. He was responsive and assisted us with the minor issues that we ran into. The beds are super comfortable, and the RV handles really well given its size. We wouldn't hesitate to rent from him again in the future.
2 Photos soumise(s) par Joel K.
Germaine W.
mai 20225
Most comfortable bed!
1 Photo soumise(s) par Germaine W.
Emplacement
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BLACK Mountain, North Carolina
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