Questions
What people ask first.
Short answers about towing, campsites, booking, and what's inside.
Answers
Before you book.
Do I need a truck or any towing experience?
No. We tow the camper to your campsite and back. You drive your own car to the site.
Where do you deliver?
State parks, county campgrounds, and private campgrounds within 90 miles of home base that allow delivered campers. Tell us where you're headed and we'll confirm the site fits the camper.
Who books the campsite?
You do, in your name, so you pick the exact site. We can suggest sites that fit the camper well.
How do I book and pay?
Through Outdoorsy. It handles payment, the security deposit, insurance, and messages. Booking opens in spring 2027; join the list and we'll email you when it does.
What's in the camper?
Beds made with sheets and duvets, towels, a stocked kitchen kit, outdoor chairs, a rug, and string lights. You bring food, clothes, and firewood if the park requires local wood.
Can I add kayaks?
Yes. Two kayaks with paddles and life jackets, dropped at the shoreline when we set up. Add them when you book.
Are pets allowed?
We're deciding that before booking opens. Ask when you join the list and we'll tell you where it lands.
What happens if something breaks?
Message us through Outdoorsy. We live within driving distance of every site we deliver to, so we can come out and fix it.
Something else
Ask us in the note.
The waitlist form has a note field. Put your question there and we'll answer by email.