If you're like us, you love the outdoors, but don't want to lose creature comforts. Our Opus can go anywhere and it's glamping at its finest!
It's a fully equipped, 19' foldout camper that packs into a small 14'x 6.5” trailer that can be towed with a smaller vehicle. It takes ~20 minutes to set up and it can be done by one person (though easier with two).
We've done everything we can to help you sleep well even while camping. The Opus features two full/double size beds (74.4" x 55.2"), new comforters, percale bed sheets and zip screens for privacy. The leatherette sectional converts into a third full/double size bed to sleep six total in the camper (it's cozy).
There is a stainless steel sink (water holding tank under the camper), two burner stove, heater (only works when Opus is plugged into electric), portable toilet (clean before returning) and large ceiling skylights for star gazing. The battery charges while hooked up to the trailer so you have access to power when you're off grid (12v and 240v electric power sockets). You'll need a 7pin tow adapter and the Opus has a pressed steel coupling for standard 2" hitch ball fittings. The camper has a 1550 lbs. dry weight (we easily tow it in the mountains with a Rav4 Hybrid).
Video on setup/breakdown: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=8t0xdz_nulMWhat's includedFront storage box on trailer includes:
- Magnetic Level
- Makita Drill with long extension and extra hand crank option (for leveling supports)
- 3' Grey water hose
- Aqua Tainer grey water tank
- 20' Ext cord with socket adapter
- Reese yellow coupler lock (trailer lock when off vehicle)
- MaxxHaul rubber wheel chocks (for trailer tires)
- Reese dock chock (for front trailer wheel)
- Propane gas tank for stove (does not remove)
- Wood blocks for jacksALL OF THE FOLLOWING IS INSIDE TRAILER:
- 19"h folding step stool
- Coughlan's collapsible trash can
- Deep Cycle RV Battery (Aug. 2020)Tub with kitchen items:
- Mini tongs
- 2 Slotted turner / spatulas
- Small ladle
- 2 cooking Spoon
- 2 silicon hot gloves
- 8" Nonstick skillet
- 2 Silicon dish scrubbers
- 6 pc. food storage set
- 6 blue/gray/white 16oz drinking cups
- 6 blue/gray/white deep bowls
- 6 blue/gray/white plates
- Three cutting boards: white/green with strainer, blue, yellow
- 10" wok
- 8" and 6" sauce pan with lids
- Bottle opener
- Salt & Pepper shakers
- Tea strainer
- 2 serving spoons
- 1 serving fork
- Hot pad
- Towels
- Metal skewers
- Collapsible sink drain coverMisc:
- Zip lock bags
- 5 pc. food storage containers
- Standard Lighter and Multipurpose lighter
- 13-Gallon trash bags
- Plastic bags
- Twine
- 2 reg screw drivers
- 25' rope
- Black zip ties
- Dust pan with sweeper
- Deck of cards
- Black Scissors
- 125 pc. first aid kit
- Small hammer/hatchet
- Bungee cords
- Wind up flashlight
- Unique RB Digest-It holding tank treatment for toilet
- Elemonate grey water deodorizer for sinkRecommendationsIt’s hard to get camping reservations in Colorado these days, but there is a great first-come, first-serve spot in Frisco called Pine Cove. It’s right on the lake and a five minute drive from breweries, restaurants and anything you need. Dispersed camping is also an option if you have a vehicle that can get you there safely!Other things to noteRenters are responsible for all damages and lost items. There is a 3 night minimum rental.For your safety:
If you are camping in Colorado/bear territory: DO NOT COOK, LEAVE FOOD, DRINKS OR TRASH INSIDE THE CAMPER! No grease or food should ever go down the sink drain.The camper will get hot in direct sun. Park in shady areas when possible. If you encounter rain and are forced to pack the Opus wet, open it fully within 24 hours to dry the unit.When packing to close the interior, lower sides of the canopy poles together slowly (best done with two people). The three tension poles above the mattresses should remain strapped in, lowered to their shortest point and the yellow brackets stay unlocked/released. Note - It is not difficult to close the Opus. If it is, something is out of place, repack patiently and try again. DO NOT force it/sit on top to close. Bending the poles will prevent closing and set up and you will be responsible for replacement.
It's a fully equipped, 19' foldout camper that packs into a small 14'x 6.5” trailer that can be towed with a smaller vehicle. It takes ~20 minutes to set up and it can be done by one person (though easier with two).
We've done everything we can to help you sleep well even while camping. The Opus features two full/double size beds (74.4" x 55.2"), new comforters, percale bed sheets and zip screens for privacy. The leatherette sectional converts into a third full/double size bed to sleep six total in the camper (it's cozy).
There is a stainless steel sink (water holding tank under the camper), two burner stove, heater (only works when Opus is plugged into electric), portable toilet (clean before returning) and large ceiling skylights for star gazing. The battery charges while hooked up to the trailer so you have access to power when you're off grid (12v and 240v electric power sockets). You'll need a 7pin tow adapter and the Opus has a pressed steel coupling for standard 2" hitch ball fittings. The camper has a 1550 lbs. dry weight (we easily tow it in the mountains with a Rav4 Hybrid).
Video on setup/breakdown: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=8t0xdz_nulMWhat's includedFront storage box on trailer includes:
- Magnetic Level
- Makita Drill with long extension and extra hand crank option (for leveling supports)
- 3' Grey water hose
- Aqua Tainer grey water tank
- 20' Ext cord with socket adapter
- Reese yellow coupler lock (trailer lock when off vehicle)
- MaxxHaul rubber wheel chocks (for trailer tires)
- Reese dock chock (for front trailer wheel)
- Propane gas tank for stove (does not remove)
- Wood blocks for jacksALL OF THE FOLLOWING IS INSIDE TRAILER:
- 19"h folding step stool
- Coughlan's collapsible trash can
- Deep Cycle RV Battery (Aug. 2020)Tub with kitchen items:
- Mini tongs
- 2 Slotted turner / spatulas
- Small ladle
- 2 cooking Spoon
- 2 silicon hot gloves
- 8" Nonstick skillet
- 2 Silicon dish scrubbers
- 6 pc. food storage set
- 6 blue/gray/white 16oz drinking cups
- 6 blue/gray/white deep bowls
- 6 blue/gray/white plates
- Three cutting boards: white/green with strainer, blue, yellow
- 10" wok
- 8" and 6" sauce pan with lids
- Bottle opener
- Salt & Pepper shakers
- Tea strainer
- 2 serving spoons
- 1 serving fork
- Hot pad
- Towels
- Metal skewers
- Collapsible sink drain coverMisc:
- Zip lock bags
- 5 pc. food storage containers
- Standard Lighter and Multipurpose lighter
- 13-Gallon trash bags
- Plastic bags
- Twine
- 2 reg screw drivers
- 25' rope
- Black zip ties
- Dust pan with sweeper
- Deck of cards
- Black Scissors
- 125 pc. first aid kit
- Small hammer/hatchet
- Bungee cords
- Wind up flashlight
- Unique RB Digest-It holding tank treatment for toilet
- Elemonate grey water deodorizer for sinkRecommendationsIt’s hard to get camping reservations in Colorado these days, but there is a great first-come, first-serve spot in Frisco called Pine Cove. It’s right on the lake and a five minute drive from breweries, restaurants and anything you need. Dispersed camping is also an option if you have a vehicle that can get you there safely!Other things to noteRenters are responsible for all damages and lost items. There is a 3 night minimum rental.For your safety:
If you are camping in Colorado/bear territory: DO NOT COOK, LEAVE FOOD, DRINKS OR TRASH INSIDE THE CAMPER! No grease or food should ever go down the sink drain.The camper will get hot in direct sun. Park in shady areas when possible. If you encounter rain and are forced to pack the Opus wet, open it fully within 24 hours to dry the unit.When packing to close the interior, lower sides of the canopy poles together slowly (best done with two people). The three tension poles above the mattresses should remain strapped in, lowered to their shortest point and the yellow brackets stay unlocked/released. Note - It is not difficult to close the Opus. If it is, something is out of place, repack patiently and try again. DO NOT force it/sit on top to close. Bending the poles will prevent closing and set up and you will be responsible for replacement.
If you're like us, you love the outdoors, but don't want to lose creature comforts. Our Opus can go anywhere and it's glamping at its finest!
It's a fully equipped, 19' foldout camper that packs into a small 14'x 6.5” trailer that can be towed with a smaller vehicle. It takes ~20 minutes to set up and it can be done by one person (though easier with two).
We've done everything we can to help you sleep well even while camping. The Opus features two full/double size beds (74.4" x 55.2"), new comforters, percale bed sheets and zip screens for privacy. The leatherette sectional converts into a third full/double size bed to sleep six total in the camper (it's cozy).
There is a stainless steel sink (water holding tank under the camper), two burner stove, heater (only works when Opus is plugged into electric), portable toilet (clean before returning) and large ceiling skylights for star gazing. The battery charges while hooked up to the trailer so you have access to power when you're off grid (12v and 240v electric power sockets). You'll need a 7pin tow adapter and the Opus has a pressed steel coupling for standard 2" hitch ball fittings. The camper has a 1550 lbs. dry weight (we easily tow it in the mountains with a Rav4 Hybrid).
Video on setup/breakdown: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=8t0xdz_nulMWhat's includedFront storage box on trailer includes:
- Magnetic Level
- Makita Drill with long extension and extra hand crank option (for leveling supports)
- 3' Grey water hose
- Aqua Tainer grey water tank
- 20' Ext cord with socket adapter
- Reese yellow coupler lock (trailer lock when off vehicle)
- MaxxHaul rubber wheel chocks (for trailer tires)
- Reese dock chock (for front trailer wheel)
- Propane gas tank for stove (does not remove)
- Wood blocks for jacksALL OF THE FOLLOWING IS INSIDE TRAILER:
- 19"h folding step stool
- Coughlan's collapsible trash can
- Deep Cycle RV Battery (Aug. 2020)Tub with kitchen items:
- Mini tongs
- 2 Slotted turner / spatulas
- Small ladle
- 2 cooking Spoon
- 2 silicon hot gloves
- 8" Nonstick skillet
- 2 Silicon dish scrubbers
- 6 pc. food storage set
- 6 blue/gray/white 16oz drinking cups
- 6 blue/gray/white deep bowls
- 6 blue/gray/white plates
- Three cutting boards: white/green with strainer, blue, yellow
- 10" wok
- 8" and 6" sauce pan with lids
- Bottle opener
- Salt & Pepper shakers
- Tea strainer
- 2 serving spoons
- 1 serving fork
- Hot pad
- Towels
- Metal skewers
- Collapsible sink drain coverMisc:
- Zip lock bags
- 5 pc. food storage containers
- Standard Lighter and Multipurpose lighter
- 13-Gallon trash bags
- Plastic bags
- Twine
- 2 reg screw drivers
- 25' rope
- Black zip ties
- Dust pan with sweeper
- Deck of cards
- Black Scissors
- 125 pc. first aid kit
- Small hammer/hatchet
- Bungee cords
- Wind up flashlight
- Unique RB Digest-It holding tank treatment for toilet
- Elemonate grey water deodorizer for sinkRecommendationsIt’s hard to get camping reservations in Colorado these days, but there is a great first-come, first-serve spot in Frisco called Pine Cove. It’s right on the lake and a five minute drive from breweries, restaurants and anything you need. Dispersed camping is also an option if you have a vehicle that can get you there safely!Other things to noteRenters are responsible for all damages and lost items. There is a 3 night minimum rental.For your safety:
If you are camping in Colorado/bear territory: DO NOT COOK, LEAVE FOOD, DRINKS OR TRASH INSIDE THE CAMPER! No grease or food should ever go down the sink drain.The camper will get hot in direct sun. Park in shady areas when possible. If you encounter rain and are forced to pack the Opus wet, open it fully within 24 hours to dry the unit.When packing to close the interior, lower sides of the canopy poles together slowly (best done with two people). The three tension poles above the mattresses should remain strapped in, lowered to their shortest point and the yellow brackets stay unlocked/released. Note - It is not difficult to close the Opus. If it is, something is out of place, repack patiently and try again. DO NOT force it/sit on top to close. Bending the poles will prevent closing and set up and you will be responsible for replacement.
It's a fully equipped, 19' foldout camper that packs into a small 14'x 6.5” trailer that can be towed with a smaller vehicle. It takes ~20 minutes to set up and it can be done by one person (though easier with two).
We've done everything we can to help you sleep well even while camping. The Opus features two full/double size beds (74.4" x 55.2"), new comforters, percale bed sheets and zip screens for privacy. The leatherette sectional converts into a third full/double size bed to sleep six total in the camper (it's cozy).
There is a stainless steel sink (water holding tank under the camper), two burner stove, heater (only works when Opus is plugged into electric), portable toilet (clean before returning) and large ceiling skylights for star gazing. The battery charges while hooked up to the trailer so you have access to power when you're off grid (12v and 240v electric power sockets). You'll need a 7pin tow adapter and the Opus has a pressed steel coupling for standard 2" hitch ball fittings. The camper has a 1550 lbs. dry weight (we easily tow it in the mountains with a Rav4 Hybrid).
Video on setup/breakdown: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=8t0xdz_nulMWhat's includedFront storage box on trailer includes:
- Magnetic Level
- Makita Drill with long extension and extra hand crank option (for leveling supports)
- 3' Grey water hose
- Aqua Tainer grey water tank
- 20' Ext cord with socket adapter
- Reese yellow coupler lock (trailer lock when off vehicle)
- MaxxHaul rubber wheel chocks (for trailer tires)
- Reese dock chock (for front trailer wheel)
- Propane gas tank for stove (does not remove)
- Wood blocks for jacksALL OF THE FOLLOWING IS INSIDE TRAILER:
- 19"h folding step stool
- Coughlan's collapsible trash can
- Deep Cycle RV Battery (Aug. 2020)Tub with kitchen items:
- Mini tongs
- 2 Slotted turner / spatulas
- Small ladle
- 2 cooking Spoon
- 2 silicon hot gloves
- 8" Nonstick skillet
- 2 Silicon dish scrubbers
- 6 pc. food storage set
- 6 blue/gray/white 16oz drinking cups
- 6 blue/gray/white deep bowls
- 6 blue/gray/white plates
- Three cutting boards: white/green with strainer, blue, yellow
- 10" wok
- 8" and 6" sauce pan with lids
- Bottle opener
- Salt & Pepper shakers
- Tea strainer
- 2 serving spoons
- 1 serving fork
- Hot pad
- Towels
- Metal skewers
- Collapsible sink drain coverMisc:
- Zip lock bags
- 5 pc. food storage containers
- Standard Lighter and Multipurpose lighter
- 13-Gallon trash bags
- Plastic bags
- Twine
- 2 reg screw drivers
- 25' rope
- Black zip ties
- Dust pan with sweeper
- Deck of cards
- Black Scissors
- 125 pc. first aid kit
- Small hammer/hatchet
- Bungee cords
- Wind up flashlight
- Unique RB Digest-It holding tank treatment for toilet
- Elemonate grey water deodorizer for sinkRecommendationsIt’s hard to get camping reservations in Colorado these days, but there is a great first-come, first-serve spot in Frisco called Pine Cove. It’s right on the lake and a five minute drive from breweries, restaurants and anything you need. Dispersed camping is also an option if you have a vehicle that can get you there safely!Other things to noteRenters are responsible for all damages and lost items. There is a 3 night minimum rental.For your safety:
If you are camping in Colorado/bear territory: DO NOT COOK, LEAVE FOOD, DRINKS OR TRASH INSIDE THE CAMPER! No grease or food should ever go down the sink drain.The camper will get hot in direct sun. Park in shady areas when possible. If you encounter rain and are forced to pack the Opus wet, open it fully within 24 hours to dry the unit.When packing to close the interior, lower sides of the canopy poles together slowly (best done with two people). The three tension poles above the mattresses should remain strapped in, lowered to their shortest point and the yellow brackets stay unlocked/released. Note - It is not difficult to close the Opus. If it is, something is out of place, repack patiently and try again. DO NOT force it/sit on top to close. Bending the poles will prevent closing and set up and you will be responsible for replacement.
2016 Other Other
Length
14 ft
14 ft
Gross Weight
1,500 lbs
1,500 lbs
Connector
7pin
7pin
Receiver
Not provided
Not provided
Brake Controller
Not provided
Not provided
Sleeping arrangements
Full beds
2
2
Dinnette conversion
1
1
Host add-ons
12' x 8' Awning extension with two side pods
Extra Propane Tank
Foam Mattress Topper
Portable Propane Grill
Propane Fire Pit
Guest reviews
5
Excellent
4 reviews
Overall rating
5
4
3
2
1
Communication
5
Cleanliness
5
Maintenance
5
Value
5
Listing accuracy
5
Features
2016 Other Other
- Sleeps 6
- Fresh water: 11.1 gal
- Gray water: 5 gal
- Propane capacity: 20 lbs
- Gross weight: 1,500 lbs
- Sleeps 6
- Fresh water: 11.1 gal
- Gray water: 5 gal
- Propane capacity: 20 lbs
- Gross weight: 1,500 lbs
Amenities
- Toilet
- Outside shower
- Water hookup
- Electric hookup
- Stove
- Kitchen sink
- Dining table
- Heater
- Toilet
- Outside shower
- Water hookup
- Electric hookup
- Stove
- Kitchen sink
- Dining table
- Heater
Nearby places to stay
Golden, CO • Exact location provided after booking
1. Idaho Springs RV Resort & Campground
Idaho Springs, CO • 21 miles away
2. Base Camp at Golden Gate Canyon
Black Hawk, CO • 16 miles away
3. Applewood RV Resort
Wheat Ridge, CO • 3 miles away
4. North Shore RV Park & General Store
Loveland, CO • 40 miles away
5. Sun Outdoors Rocky Mountains
Granby, CO • 46 miles away
Availability and RV fit not guaranteed. Please verify directly with campgrounds before booking.
Golden, CO • Exact location provided after booking
Rules and policies
- Not pet friendly
- No music festivals
- No tailgating
- No smoking
- Unlimited mileage
Frequently asked questions
Q.
What flexibility is available for picking up and dropping off the RV?
A.
Usually flexible. Text me and we can figure it out!
Meet your host, Jackie
Member since 2020
Hello friends, we're Jackie and Shanae. We moved from downtown Chicago to the mountains of Colorado during the pandemic and are loving the lifestyle change! We got our Opus during the pandemic and we couldn't be more excited to share it with others that share the love of travel and nature!
We've been fortunate to be able to travel the world and make wonderful friends along the way. We'd name all of our trips favorites for different reasons, but the top choices include Africa, Costa Rica, Philippines, the Utah/Nevada/California national parks, Thailand and Iowa, our home state. We have two cats, Toasty Bob & Chai, the name of our future B&B.
Hello friends, we're Jackie and Shanae. We moved from downtown Chicago to the mountains of Colorado during the pandemic and are loving the lifestyle change! We got our Opus during the pandemic and we couldn't be more excited to share it with others that share the love of travel and nature!
We've been fortunate to be able to travel the world and make wonderful friends along the way. We'd name all of our trips favorites for different reasons, but the top choices include Africa, Costa Rica, Philippines, the Utah/Nevada/California national parks, Thailand and Iowa, our home state. We have two cats, Toasty Bob & Chai, the name of our future B&B.
