2021 Heartland North Trail 24DBS

What's included

5 plastic plates
6 plastic cups
Plastic utensils
A good supply of paper plates and bowls
Dish towels, drying rack, trash bags
2 rolls of paper towels
Pots and pans
Toaster
Coffeemaker with coffee mugs
Supply of RV toilet paper
2 outdoor area rugs
4 camping chairs
Table for outdoor cooking
Crazy enough, but it comes with 3 mounted TVs - one by the dinette, one by the bunk beds, and one in the bedroom. Crazy right? But we have found it lets everyone watch what they want when they want to.
Linens - available upon request. We have learned from others that constantly dealing with and cleaning linens in between uses can be a huge draw on one’s time especially considering most people prefer to use their own anyway. We want to provide a clean and sanitary environment but at the same time don’t have time to waste. So just tell us what you want and we can provide. See below for packages we can include such as linens.

Recommendations

We recently took a trip and made it halfway across the country and enjoyed the northern tier states and would recommend the same. If you do not have the time for this then local long weekend trips in the Sierra are always good.

Other things to note

While our preference is to deliver and set up the trailer we realize this is not always possible due to our schedules and your camping locations. In other words, please contact us if you need delivery/set up. If you are trailering the coach you will need:
-At least a half ton type vehicle. The trailer is roughly 6100 lbs dry and unloaded so depending on what you pack the trailer could weigh up to 8600 lbs. This should be the max weight.
-A two inch hitch receiver with a 7 way trailer plug receptacle
-A trailer brake controller installed in your vehicle.
-Some know-how when it comes to driving with a medium size trailer and how to back up/park.

Nobody enjoys the job of dumping the gray and black water tanks, but this is a necessity before returning the trailer. Everything needed to do this is included in the rental. In most rv parks you will have a sewer outlet at your site which is very convenient. Others have a dump station available before you leave. Either way this must be done. Failing to return the trailer with empty tanks will result in a $100 charge.