Todd's rad rig - unlimited generator
Sleeps 7
16 ft. long
Pet friendly
Offers delivery
2003 Jayco Eagle
Who's ready to get outside & enjoy the amazing state of Utah? This rig sleeps at least 5 adults but can accommodate a couple more if you wanna be friendly. If you have small children this could accommodate parents or parent & several kids. A young family with several children could easily make this work. This rig is small & easy for towing, but when popped up this rig has lots of space.2003 Jayco Eagle 10 SG equipped with a furnace, 2 cooktops, 2 propane tanks, queen & large full popout bed, queen size, dinette fold down bed, single fold down couch sleeper, an awning, among many other things. It has a dry weight of approximately 1795 lbs. I pull it with a 6-cylinder Tacoma and it's a breeze. This is a really clean and nice rig and I really want to keep it that way. Please treat this as if it were your own. There is a reason this is a 2003 and still looks brand new.Includes:
- Freshly cleaned sheets for the beds.
- Some basic cleaning supplies & chemicals.
- Spare fuses in case something blows out.
- Tools for lowering the trailer stabilizers. I'll explain how to use when you pick up.
- I'll have two full propane tanks which will last a while. No additional propane charges. I ask that it be filled when returned.
- Water hose & regulators for hooking up travel trailer to RV park water source.What do you need to rent?
- Seven pin light hookup.What I ask:
- Please clean it. Strip used sheets.I'm happy to fill the propane tank if you don't have time, $40 per tank from your security deposit. Cleaning if required is $40.Please contact me with other questions. If you need help finding a camping location I use a cool app called "Allstays". It shows all sorts of places including amenities & prices.I want to help you enjoy your trip & want to earn repeat renters and referals, so I am happy to help in any way I can. Thanks for looking....and booking, now let's get out in the fresh air and enjoy some sun & mountains.Please see additional information section.What's included- A two inch balls and hitch for towing. If you do not have a two inch receiver on your vehicle you will need to provide the two inch ball set up for towing
- A 2,000 watt generator. It will be full of gas and should be returned with a full tank. Failure to do so will incur a fee
- Outdoor prep table with sink and 21 gallon grey water tank. Bringing your kitchen outside is a huge plus in these popup campers
- An awning
- Patio lights for awning (set the mood)
- Indoor/outdoor table (see pictures)
- Indoor/outdoor cooktop. Bringing your cooking outside in these little popups is a huge benefit (see pictures)
- Coleman grill. This is an additional cooking surface to make your camping more enjoyable (propane bottles not included. Can be purchased at most retailers)
- Electrical and water hookups are available for campground hookup
- Filter for use making the campground water cleaner for washing dishes and hands (I still bring my own bottled water for drinking purposes and would suggest you do too)
- Furnace
- Four camp chairs
- I have a blender I am happy to throw in if your are going to a campground and are plugged into power. Make up some margaritas or some shakes! Just ask me
- I have an electric skillet I’m happy to throw in to help with cooking for those going to campgrounds with power hookups. Just ask me
- A set of four plates and coffee cups
- Coffee pot
- Cooking and eating utinsels
- Assorted pots and pans (see pictures)
- A few hand towels and dish rags
- Popout bed light and fan (see pictures, these are rad)
- Electric camp radio
- Several marshmallow stick (see pictures)
- Campfire sandwich hand toaster to make grilled sandwiches, pizzas, or pies over the campfire. These are rad (see pictures)
- Two propane tank
- Stabilizer blocks
- Spare tire
- Three six gallon water jugs. Just let me know if you’d like to use them for no extra charge (see pictures)
- Two large coolers. Just let me know if you’d like to use them and I’m happy to throw them in for no extra charge (see pictures)
- A video I have made for the setup of the rig (I will text this to you so you have it for reference)RecommendationsI have taken this to campground with water and electrical hookups and also to unimproved campsites up in the mountains. Both work well you just have to plan for one or the other. The campground route is obviously easier on the camper. If you go with the unimproved campsites you will want a generator.- Bring bedding (pillows, blankets and or sleeping bags.)
- Bring toilette paper and paper towels
- Camp bath supplies
- There isn't a jack included because my assumption is you'll have a jack in your vehicle in case a flat tire were to happen
- Drinking water. While I do have a filter included I would suggest to just bring your own clean drinking water. It just makes things a lot easier. The filter I use to make the water for cleaning dishes and washing hands and cleaning food a lot cleanerOther things to note- Pets allowed upon approval and for an additional charge of $10 per day
- Freshly cleaned sheets for the beds.
- Some basic cleaning supplies & chemicals.
- Spare fuses in case something blows out.
- Tools for lowering the trailer stabilizers. I'll explain how to use when you pick up.
- I'll have two full propane tanks which will last a while. No additional propane charges. I ask that it be filled when returned.
- Water hose & regulators for hooking up travel trailer to RV park water source.What do you need to rent?
- Seven pin light hookup.What I ask:
- Please clean it. Strip used sheets.I'm happy to fill the propane tank if you don't have time, $40 per tank from your security deposit. Cleaning if required is $40.Please contact me with other questions. If you need help finding a camping location I use a cool app called "Allstays". It shows all sorts of places including amenities & prices.I want to help you enjoy your trip & want to earn repeat renters and referals, so I am happy to help in any way I can. Thanks for looking....and booking, now let's get out in the fresh air and enjoy some sun & mountains.Please see additional information section.What's included- A two inch balls and hitch for towing. If you do not have a two inch receiver on your vehicle you will need to provide the two inch ball set up for towing
- A 2,000 watt generator. It will be full of gas and should be returned with a full tank. Failure to do so will incur a fee
- Outdoor prep table with sink and 21 gallon grey water tank. Bringing your kitchen outside is a huge plus in these popup campers
- An awning
- Patio lights for awning (set the mood)
- Indoor/outdoor table (see pictures)
- Indoor/outdoor cooktop. Bringing your cooking outside in these little popups is a huge benefit (see pictures)
- Coleman grill. This is an additional cooking surface to make your camping more enjoyable (propane bottles not included. Can be purchased at most retailers)
- Electrical and water hookups are available for campground hookup
- Filter for use making the campground water cleaner for washing dishes and hands (I still bring my own bottled water for drinking purposes and would suggest you do too)
- Furnace
- Four camp chairs
- I have a blender I am happy to throw in if your are going to a campground and are plugged into power. Make up some margaritas or some shakes! Just ask me
- I have an electric skillet I’m happy to throw in to help with cooking for those going to campgrounds with power hookups. Just ask me
- A set of four plates and coffee cups
- Coffee pot
- Cooking and eating utinsels
- Assorted pots and pans (see pictures)
- A few hand towels and dish rags
- Popout bed light and fan (see pictures, these are rad)
- Electric camp radio
- Several marshmallow stick (see pictures)
- Campfire sandwich hand toaster to make grilled sandwiches, pizzas, or pies over the campfire. These are rad (see pictures)
- Two propane tank
- Stabilizer blocks
- Spare tire
- Three six gallon water jugs. Just let me know if you’d like to use them for no extra charge (see pictures)
- Two large coolers. Just let me know if you’d like to use them and I’m happy to throw them in for no extra charge (see pictures)
- A video I have made for the setup of the rig (I will text this to you so you have it for reference)RecommendationsI have taken this to campground with water and electrical hookups and also to unimproved campsites up in the mountains. Both work well you just have to plan for one or the other. The campground route is obviously easier on the camper. If you go with the unimproved campsites you will want a generator.- Bring bedding (pillows, blankets and or sleeping bags.)
- Bring toilette paper and paper towels
- Camp bath supplies
- There isn't a jack included because my assumption is you'll have a jack in your vehicle in case a flat tire were to happen
- Drinking water. While I do have a filter included I would suggest to just bring your own clean drinking water. It just makes things a lot easier. The filter I use to make the water for cleaning dishes and washing hands and cleaning food a lot cleanerOther things to note- Pets allowed upon approval and for an additional charge of $10 per day
Who's ready to get outside & enjoy the amazing state of Utah? This rig sleeps at least 5 adults but can accommodate a couple more if you wanna be friendly. If you have small children this could accommodate parents or parent & several kids. A young family with several children could easily make this work. This rig is small & easy for towing, but when popped up this rig has lots of space.2003 Jayco Eagle 10 SG equipped with a furnace, 2 cooktops, 2 propane tanks, queen & large full popout bed, queen size, dinette fold down bed, single fold down couch sleeper, an awning, among many other things. It has a dry weight of approximately 1795 lbs. I pull it with a 6-cylinder Tacoma and it's a breeze. This is a really clean and nice rig and I really want to keep it that way. Please treat this as if it were your own. There is a reason this is a 2003 and still looks brand new.Includes:
- Freshly cleaned sheets for the beds.
- Some basic cleaning supplies & chemicals.
- Spare fuses in case something blows out.
- Tools for lowering the trailer stabilizers. I'll explain how to use when you pick up.
- I'll have two full propane tanks which will last a while. No additional propane charges. I ask that it be filled when returned.
- Water hose & regulators for hooking up travel trailer to RV park water source.What do you need to rent?
- Seven pin light hookup.What I ask:
- Please clean it. Strip used sheets.I'm happy to fill the propane tank if you don't have time, $40 per tank from your security deposit. Cleaning if required is $40.Please contact me with other questions. If you need help finding a camping location I use a cool app called "Allstays". It shows all sorts of places including amenities & prices.I want to help you enjoy your trip & want to earn repeat renters and referals, so I am happy to help in any way I can. Thanks for looking....and booking, now let's get out in the fresh air and enjoy some sun & mountains.Please see additional information section.What's included- A two inch balls and hitch for towing. If you do not have a two inch receiver on your vehicle you will need to provide the two inch ball set up for towing
- A 2,000 watt generator. It will be full of gas and should be returned with a full tank. Failure to do so will incur a fee
- Outdoor prep table with sink and 21 gallon grey water tank. Bringing your kitchen outside is a huge plus in these popup campers
- An awning
- Patio lights for awning (set the mood)
- Indoor/outdoor table (see pictures)
- Indoor/outdoor cooktop. Bringing your cooking outside in these little popups is a huge benefit (see pictures)
- Coleman grill. This is an additional cooking surface to make your camping more enjoyable (propane bottles not included. Can be purchased at most retailers)
- Electrical and water hookups are available for campground hookup
- Filter for use making the campground water cleaner for washing dishes and hands (I still bring my own bottled water for drinking purposes and would suggest you do too)
- Furnace
- Four camp chairs
- I have a blender I am happy to throw in if your are going to a campground and are plugged into power. Make up some margaritas or some shakes! Just ask me
- I have an electric skillet I’m happy to throw in to help with cooking for those going to campgrounds with power hookups. Just ask me
- A set of four plates and coffee cups
- Coffee pot
- Cooking and eating utinsels
- Assorted pots and pans (see pictures)
- A few hand towels and dish rags
- Popout bed light and fan (see pictures, these are rad)
- Electric camp radio
- Several marshmallow stick (see pictures)
- Campfire sandwich hand toaster to make grilled sandwiches, pizzas, or pies over the campfire. These are rad (see pictures)
- Two propane tank
- Stabilizer blocks
- Spare tire
- Three six gallon water jugs. Just let me know if you’d like to use them for no extra charge (see pictures)
- Two large coolers. Just let me know if you’d like to use them and I’m happy to throw them in for no extra charge (see pictures)
- A video I have made for the setup of the rig (I will text this to you so you have it for reference)RecommendationsI have taken this to campground with water and electrical hookups and also to unimproved campsites up in the mountains. Both work well you just have to plan for one or the other. The campground route is obviously easier on the camper. If you go with the unimproved campsites you will want a generator.- Bring bedding (pillows, blankets and or sleeping bags.)
- Bring toilette paper and paper towels
- Camp bath supplies
- There isn't a jack included because my assumption is you'll have a jack in your vehicle in case a flat tire were to happen
- Drinking water. While I do have a filter included I would suggest to just bring your own clean drinking water. It just makes things a lot easier. The filter I use to make the water for cleaning dishes and washing hands and cleaning food a lot cleanerOther things to note- Pets allowed upon approval and for an additional charge of $10 per day
- Freshly cleaned sheets for the beds.
- Some basic cleaning supplies & chemicals.
- Spare fuses in case something blows out.
- Tools for lowering the trailer stabilizers. I'll explain how to use when you pick up.
- I'll have two full propane tanks which will last a while. No additional propane charges. I ask that it be filled when returned.
- Water hose & regulators for hooking up travel trailer to RV park water source.What do you need to rent?
- Seven pin light hookup.What I ask:
- Please clean it. Strip used sheets.I'm happy to fill the propane tank if you don't have time, $40 per tank from your security deposit. Cleaning if required is $40.Please contact me with other questions. If you need help finding a camping location I use a cool app called "Allstays". It shows all sorts of places including amenities & prices.I want to help you enjoy your trip & want to earn repeat renters and referals, so I am happy to help in any way I can. Thanks for looking....and booking, now let's get out in the fresh air and enjoy some sun & mountains.Please see additional information section.What's included- A two inch balls and hitch for towing. If you do not have a two inch receiver on your vehicle you will need to provide the two inch ball set up for towing
- A 2,000 watt generator. It will be full of gas and should be returned with a full tank. Failure to do so will incur a fee
- Outdoor prep table with sink and 21 gallon grey water tank. Bringing your kitchen outside is a huge plus in these popup campers
- An awning
- Patio lights for awning (set the mood)
- Indoor/outdoor table (see pictures)
- Indoor/outdoor cooktop. Bringing your cooking outside in these little popups is a huge benefit (see pictures)
- Coleman grill. This is an additional cooking surface to make your camping more enjoyable (propane bottles not included. Can be purchased at most retailers)
- Electrical and water hookups are available for campground hookup
- Filter for use making the campground water cleaner for washing dishes and hands (I still bring my own bottled water for drinking purposes and would suggest you do too)
- Furnace
- Four camp chairs
- I have a blender I am happy to throw in if your are going to a campground and are plugged into power. Make up some margaritas or some shakes! Just ask me
- I have an electric skillet I’m happy to throw in to help with cooking for those going to campgrounds with power hookups. Just ask me
- A set of four plates and coffee cups
- Coffee pot
- Cooking and eating utinsels
- Assorted pots and pans (see pictures)
- A few hand towels and dish rags
- Popout bed light and fan (see pictures, these are rad)
- Electric camp radio
- Several marshmallow stick (see pictures)
- Campfire sandwich hand toaster to make grilled sandwiches, pizzas, or pies over the campfire. These are rad (see pictures)
- Two propane tank
- Stabilizer blocks
- Spare tire
- Three six gallon water jugs. Just let me know if you’d like to use them for no extra charge (see pictures)
- Two large coolers. Just let me know if you’d like to use them and I’m happy to throw them in for no extra charge (see pictures)
- A video I have made for the setup of the rig (I will text this to you so you have it for reference)RecommendationsI have taken this to campground with water and electrical hookups and also to unimproved campsites up in the mountains. Both work well you just have to plan for one or the other. The campground route is obviously easier on the camper. If you go with the unimproved campsites you will want a generator.- Bring bedding (pillows, blankets and or sleeping bags.)
- Bring toilette paper and paper towels
- Camp bath supplies
- There isn't a jack included because my assumption is you'll have a jack in your vehicle in case a flat tire were to happen
- Drinking water. While I do have a filter included I would suggest to just bring your own clean drinking water. It just makes things a lot easier. The filter I use to make the water for cleaning dishes and washing hands and cleaning food a lot cleanerOther things to note- Pets allowed upon approval and for an additional charge of $10 per day
Features
2003 Jayco Eagle
- Sleeps 7
- Fresh water: 5 gal
- Gross weight: 2,800 lbs
- Hitch weight: 175 lbs
- Sleeps 7
- Fresh water: 5 gal
- Gross weight: 2,800 lbs
- Hitch weight: 175 lbs
Amenities
- Generator
- Water hookup
- Electric hookup
- Stove
- Microwave
- Refrigerator
- Kitchen sink
- Dining table
- Generator
- Water hookup
- Electric hookup
- Stove
- Microwave
- Refrigerator
- Kitchen sink
- Dining table
Meet your host, Todd
Member since 2021
Small town Utah, USA born and raised. Lived in Germany, Manhattan, and London a few years each. Always make my way back to Utah. I love to get out and see new places and meet new people. Very easy to get along with. I love nature, fitness, traveling, good food, family, and friends.
I am big into the outdoors. Camping, hiking, biking, or anything else outdoors. I don't use my rig a lot so I thought I would try this out because camping is so great I wanted to share my rig with other people wanting to enjoy this amazing state.
I am big into the outdoors. Camping, hiking, biking, or anything else outdoors. I don't use my rig a lot so I thought I would try this out because camping is so great I wanted to share my rig with other people wanting to enjoy this amazing state.
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Rules and policies
- Pet friendly
- Tailgating friendly
- No music festivals
- No smoking
- Mileage: 100 free miles / day
- Unlimited generator hours
- No smoking whatsoever. If there is smoking in the rig there will be a $500 cleaning charge
- Animals are allowed upon approval for $10/day and the animal will need to be cleaned up after. If there is an animal without approval or the rig is not cleaned up after the stay then there will be a charge depending on the time and cost to get the rig clean
- The rig needs to be cleaned and returned in the manner in which it was rented. If there are excessive cleaning needs upon return then there will be a cleaning fee, this will depend on the time required to clean the rig
- There will be a late return charge, equal to on day rental, if the rig is not returned on the agreed upon time
- There will be a one time $35 sanatization fee
- Animals are allowed upon approval for $10/day and the animal will need to be cleaned up after. If there is an animal without approval or the rig is not cleaned up after the stay then there will be a charge depending on the time and cost to get the rig clean
- The rig needs to be cleaned and returned in the manner in which it was rented. If there are excessive cleaning needs upon return then there will be a cleaning fee, this will depend on the time required to clean the rig
- There will be a late return charge, equal to on day rental, if the rig is not returned on the agreed upon time
- There will be a one time $35 sanatization fee
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Generator
2000W Generator.
$10.00
/per day
Generator
2000W Generator.
$10.00
/per day
Availability and rates
April 2024
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May 2024
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There’s a 2 night minimum stay
Discounts
- Weekly (7+ nights): 10% off nightly rate
- Monthly (28+ nights): 20% off nightly rate
Fees
- Security deposit: $500.00 (refundable)
- Prep fee: $35.00. This fee will cover preparing and sanitizing the unit prior to each rental.
Todd's rad rig - unlimited generator
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