HaRVey is a beauty! He is 31 feet long, has smart leveling jacks, built-in generator, room to sleep 11, 3 TV's, couple of DVD players, a sneaky large fridge with freezer, an indoor shower that my 6'-1" frame can use comfortably (has an outdoor one too), a great awning, a lot of storage and a Ford 450 cab (with an almost brand new engine... gasoline FYI), so it feels like you are driving a pickup truck (until you look in the rearview and see people sitting at a dining table)! No special driver's license is required for this beast.
Warning... HaRVey may Sleep 11 people, but travelling down the road, there are Only 7 seatbelts.
Oh, and the winter months are blocked off... but feel free to message me. If you are thinking of venturing off to a warmer climate we can probably figure something out.Other things to noteMy wife and I have two golden retreivers and we love taking them on vacation with us. We happily allow dogs to accompany you on your journey in our rig. Cats on the other hand... maybe? I am very alergic to them, but maybe we can figure something out.
Warning... HaRVey may Sleep 11 people, but travelling down the road, there are Only 7 seatbelts.
Oh, and the winter months are blocked off... but feel free to message me. If you are thinking of venturing off to a warmer climate we can probably figure something out.Other things to noteMy wife and I have two golden retreivers and we love taking them on vacation with us. We happily allow dogs to accompany you on your journey in our rig. Cats on the other hand... maybe? I am very alergic to them, but maybe we can figure something out.
HaRVey is a beauty! He is 31 feet long, has smart leveling jacks, built-in generator, room to sleep 11, 3 TV's, couple of DVD players, a sneaky large fridge with freezer, an indoor shower that my 6'-1" frame can use comfortably (has an outdoor one too), a great awning, a lot of storage and a Ford 450 cab (with an almost brand new engine... gasoline FYI), so it feels like you are driving a pickup truck (until you look in the rearview and see people sitting at a dining table)! No special driver's license is required for this beast.
Warning... HaRVey may Sleep 11 people, but travelling down the road, there are Only 7 seatbelts.
Oh, and the winter months are blocked off... but feel free to message me. If you are thinking of venturing off to a warmer climate we can probably figure something out.Other things to noteMy wife and I have two golden retreivers and we love taking them on vacation with us. We happily allow dogs to accompany you on your journey in our rig. Cats on the other hand... maybe? I am very alergic to them, but maybe we can figure something out.
Warning... HaRVey may Sleep 11 people, but travelling down the road, there are Only 7 seatbelts.
Oh, and the winter months are blocked off... but feel free to message me. If you are thinking of venturing off to a warmer climate we can probably figure something out.Other things to noteMy wife and I have two golden retreivers and we love taking them on vacation with us. We happily allow dogs to accompany you on your journey in our rig. Cats on the other hand... maybe? I am very alergic to them, but maybe we can figure something out.
Quick summary
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HaRVey drives like a pickup, no special license needed for this spacious Class C.
Sleeps up to 10, perfect for families, and your dogs are happily invited aboard!
Enjoy comfortable living with 3 TVs, a full kitchen, and smart leveling jacks.
An inviting awning, generator, and ample storage are ready for your next adventure.
2011 Forest River Sunseeker
Length
32 ft
32 ft
Transmission
Automatic
Automatic
Fuel Type
Gasoline
Gasoline
Gross Weight
6,600 kg
6,600 kg
Sleeps
10
10
Seatbelts
7
7
Sleeping arrangements
6 beds
Queen beds
2
2
Dinnette conversion
1
1
Fold out sofas
2
2
Bunk bed
1
1
HaRVey
Dates
Features
2011 Forest River Sunseeker
- Sleeps 10
- 7 seatbelts
- Fuel type: Gas
- Automatic transmission
- Gross weight: 6,600 kg
- Sleeps 10
- 7 seatbelts
- Fuel type: Gas
- Automatic transmission
- Gross weight: 6,600 kg
Amenities
- Toilet
- Inside shower
- Outside shower
- Bathroom sink
- Toilet paper
- Hot water
- Generator
- Water hookup
- Toilet
- Inside shower
- Outside shower
- Bathroom sink
- Toilet paper
- Hot water
- Generator
- Water hookup
Nearby places to stay
Cayuga, ON • Exact location provided after booking
1. HTR Niagara
Grand Island, NY • 44 miles away
2. Pope Haven Campground
Randolph, NY • 67 miles away
3. Sparrow Pond Campground
Waterford, PA • 67 miles away
4. Sleepy Hollow Lake Campground
Akron, NY • 70 miles away
5. Jellystone Park™ Chautauqua
Jamestown, NY • 73 miles away
Availability and RV fit not guaranteed. Please verify directly with campgrounds before booking.
Cayuga, ON • Exact location provided after booking
Rules and policies
- Pet friendly
- Music festival friendly
- Tailgating friendly
- No smoking
- Mileage: 100 free miles / day
- 1 generator hour / day
Cancellation: Moderate
Meet your host, Brian
Member since 2025
Back in 2011, my wife and I and another couple decided to rent an RV and head out to explore the East Coast of Canada. We took 16 days, drove through the states, took a ferry to Nova Scotia, drove the Cabot Trail, another ferry to PEI and explored almost the entire perimeter of that lovely little island. Then over the Confederation Bridge, a lovely stay in a Provincial Park that I still to this day cannot pronounce (Kouchibouguac - have fun), then a drive through New Brunswick and dipped down into the Adirondack Mountains for a wonderful stay in Lake Placid - then home again. That is all it took, I was hooked and as soon as I returned home I started shopping for my own rig. I found it a few months later, the same length and layout and haven't regretted a day since. I still use it quite a bit, but it is a vehicle, so using it is actually beneficial to its life expectancy. I figure, if I am not using it, and I can help someone else make those memories - lets do it!
Back in 2011, my wife and I and another couple decided to rent an RV and head out to explore the East Coast of Canada. We took 16 days, drove through the states, took a ferry to Nova Scotia, drove the Cabot Trail, another ferry to PEI and explored almost the entire perimeter of that lovely little island. Then over the Confederation Bridge, a lovely stay in a Provincial Park that I still to this day cannot pronounce (Kouchibouguac - have fun), then a drive through New Brunswick and dipped down into the Adirondack Mountains for a wonderful stay in Lake Placid - then home again. That is all it took, I was hooked and as soon as I returned home I started shopping for my own rig. I found it a few months later, the same length and layout and haven't regretted a day since. I still use it quite a bit, but it is a vehicle, so using it is actually beneficial to its life expectancy. I figure, if I am not using it, and I can help someone else make those memories - lets do it!
