2018 Grand Design Imagine 2500RL
Sleeps 4
29 ft. long
Offers delivery
2018 Grand Design Imagine
Looking for a comfortable way to get away? With its modern design and luxurious amenities, the 2018 Grand Design Imagine 2500RL Travel Trailer is the perfect home away from home for your next adventure.At 29 feet long, the Imagine is spacious enough to comfortably sleep four. It features a queen-sized bed, full kitchen and bath, dining area that converts to a sleeper area, two theatre recliners and both heat and AC.The bedroom has a Tempur-Pedic mattress, USB charging outlets and two small closets. Pillows, blankets and basic linens will be provided for a restful comfy nights sleep.The bathroom is roomy and spacious with all the essentials; a toilet, a shower, and a sink! Hand soap, towels for four and RV T.P. will be provided.Meals on the road will be easy. The kitchen has a three-burner stove, an efficiency sized oven, a microwave, a 10 cu. ft. refrigerator/freezer and the U-shape dining area will accommodate four. Basic cookware, dinning essentials for four, and a “K-cup” coffee maker will be provided with all rentals.While relaxing indoors, there are two theatre recliners and the U-shaped dinette that can be be converted to a seating area. A flat-screen TV, DVD player, and a Bluetooth-enabled sound system will make it easy to stay entertained if you have had enough outdoor adventuring for the day.The dinner area converts into a sleeping area for two. This space ideal for the kiddos! Open their sleeping bags and close the bedroom door behind you while maintaining access to the bathroom for all. (Bedding can be provided for this space as well.)The outdoor area of this RV boasts a 21 foot awning to relax under as well as awning lights and outside speakers. Choose a campground that includes picnic table and a fire pit or, for an extra fee, outdoor amenities can be provided.This RV is contemporary and welcoming! With our delivery and set up package there is no need to worry about towing, backing in or hooking up. This RV is ready to enjoy!What's includedWhen renting this camping trailer YOU will need to make the reservation at the RV Park/Campground of your choose in or around the Grand Canyon National Park. For a full list of campground recommendations, please contact us and we will happy to email it to you.We will deliver the trailer and set up the RV at your campsite including all hookups (septic, water, propane and 30 amp electric).We will also greet you at your campsite and do a full walk through of the RV to show you how everything works. A “how to” binder will be provided as well as a thumb drive with “how to” videos and of course you’ll have the link to our Youtube channel. Or, we are just a phone call away!Pillows, blankets and linens will be include for both the queen size bed as well as the convertible sleeping area. Bathroom towels for up to four as well as RV style toilet paper and bathroom hand soap will be included. Kitchen essentials for a party of four as well as basic cookware and a K-cup style coffee maker will be included. A basic assortment of cleaning supplies and paper towels will complete your kitchen essentials package.For an optional fee, outside amenities can be rented.Basically all you have to do is show up and enjoy your stay. No setup or breakdown. No worries about backing in the unit. No stress about using a dump station. We strive and make it easy! RecommendationsThere is SO much to do in and around the Grand Canyon. First and foremost of course is the Grand Canyon National Park! One of the seven wonders of the world you can RV camp in the park or make day trips in.While visiting the park popular things to do are stroll the Rim Trail, learn about the history and visit one or more of the iconic historic buildings, attend any number of Ranger Talks and/or learn about this spectacular place at the Geology Museum, take a guided tour, hike, bike, be awed by a sunrise or sunset, and star gaze in a dark sky park.Additional Attractions await in the all directions!Tusayan: Grand Canyon IMAX, gift shops, restaurants, jeep tours, helicopter tours
(10 minutes south of GCNP)Raptor Ranch/Bedrock City: iconic and retro “Bedrock City” featuring daily bird and raptor shows of owls, hawks and falcons
(30 minutes south of GCNP)Cool Hikes in the area: Red Butte, Red Mt, Slate Mt and more
(all 30-60 minutes from GCNP)Lava River Cave: this .75 mile-long tunnel formed 700,000 year ago and is open for all of those brave enough to explore it
(75 minutes south/east of GCNP)Kaibab Lake: fishing, boating, camping, picnicking, birding
(50 minutes south of GCNP)Bearizona: 160 acre drive through wildlife park featuring bears, wolves, bison and more
(50 minutes south of GCNP)The Grand Canyon Railway: take a trip back in time as you enjoys a scenic train ride from Williams AZ into the GCNP and back again
(60 minutes south of GCNP)Historic Route 66 and Williams AZ: dining, Rt 66 shops and stores, classic car shows, rodeos, zip-lining, roller coaster, golf, state parks and more
(60 minutes south of GCNP)Grand Canyon Deer Farm: the 10 acres park offers up close encounters with deer, wallabie, llamas, coatimundi, bison, peacocks, and more
(75 minutes south/east of GCNP)Mt. Humpheys & AZ Snow Bowl: Ski Resort by winter, hiking, biking, camping and gondola rides throughout the spring/summer/fall
(75 minutes south/east of GCNP)Flagstaff AZ: many popular attractions including Walnut Canyon, Wupatki National Monument, Sunset Crater, Mormon Lake, Lowell Observatory, Museum of Northern Arizona plus food, shopping and a historic down town
(90 minutes south/east of GCNP)Meteor Crater and Winslow AZ: visit the impact site of a 50,000 years old meteor and then get your picture on “the corner” in Winslow AZ plus pay a visit to Homolovi State Park, check out Anasazi petroglyphs at Rock Art Ranch and/or take a drive through the Petrified Forest National Park
(2.5 hours south/east of GCNP)Sedona AZ: this vibrant desert community is surrounded by Oak Creek, red-rock buttes, steep canyons and pine forests and is known for New Age shops, spas, art hiking and Mt. biking
(2.5 hours south of GCNP)Jerome AZ: this (possible haunted) former mining town boast amazing views of the Verde Valley while allowing visitors to enjoy shopping, art and wine and dining
(3 hours south of GCNP)Prescott Valley, Camp Verde, Phoenix AZ: Watson Lake, Linx Lake, Montezuma Castle National Monument, Fossil Creek Wilderness, Cliff Castle Casino plus the many attractions in Phoenix
(2.5- 4.5 hours south of GCNP)Page AZ: a scenic drive along the east rim of the Grand Canyon to Page AZ passing through the Painted Desert, both the Navajo and Hope Reservations, Horseshoe Bend, Antelope Canyon and end in Page where highlights include the Navajo Bridge, Glen Canyon Damn, Lake Powell and boating, fishing and hiking
(2 - 2.5 hours north/east of GCNP)Grand Canyon North Rim: once over the Navajo Bridge enjoy the attractions on the other side of the Colorado including Glen Canyon National Recreation Area, Marble Canyon, Vermillion Cliffs, Jacobs Lake and of course the North Rim of the Grand Canyon National Park
(2.5-4.5 hours north/east of GCNP)Kingman, Oatman, Lake Havasu AZ: state parks, boating, fishing, hiking, Route 66, ghost towns, historic mining towns, Laughlin NV casinos and more
(3-4 hours west of GCNP)Grand Canyon West Rim to Las Vegas: Peach Springs and the Hualapai Reservation, the Grand Canyon Skywalk, Lake Mead, the Hover Damn and VEGAS!
(3.5 -4.5 hours west of GCNP)Kaibab National Forest: a diverse 1.6 million acre landscape spending both North and South of the GCNP with many opportunities for hiking, fishing, hunting, and moreCoconino National Forest: a diverse 1.8 million acre landscape hugging the southern portion of the Colorado Plateau with many opportunities for hiking, fishing, hunting, and more
Other things to noteNo towing of the RV.
No smoking inside the RV.
No burning of candles, incense or any open flames inside the RV.
No cleaning with products other than those provided inside the RV.
No pets or animals inside the RV.
No using hair dye or other products that might stain the sinks, shower or toilet in the RV.
Only RV safe toilet paper to be flushed. NO wipes, paper towels, tampons, etc. to be flushed.
No climbing onto the roof of the RV.
(10 minutes south of GCNP)Raptor Ranch/Bedrock City: iconic and retro “Bedrock City” featuring daily bird and raptor shows of owls, hawks and falcons
(30 minutes south of GCNP)Cool Hikes in the area: Red Butte, Red Mt, Slate Mt and more
(all 30-60 minutes from GCNP)Lava River Cave: this .75 mile-long tunnel formed 700,000 year ago and is open for all of those brave enough to explore it
(75 minutes south/east of GCNP)Kaibab Lake: fishing, boating, camping, picnicking, birding
(50 minutes south of GCNP)Bearizona: 160 acre drive through wildlife park featuring bears, wolves, bison and more
(50 minutes south of GCNP)The Grand Canyon Railway: take a trip back in time as you enjoys a scenic train ride from Williams AZ into the GCNP and back again
(60 minutes south of GCNP)Historic Route 66 and Williams AZ: dining, Rt 66 shops and stores, classic car shows, rodeos, zip-lining, roller coaster, golf, state parks and more
(60 minutes south of GCNP)Grand Canyon Deer Farm: the 10 acres park offers up close encounters with deer, wallabie, llamas, coatimundi, bison, peacocks, and more
(75 minutes south/east of GCNP)Mt. Humpheys & AZ Snow Bowl: Ski Resort by winter, hiking, biking, camping and gondola rides throughout the spring/summer/fall
(75 minutes south/east of GCNP)Flagstaff AZ: many popular attractions including Walnut Canyon, Wupatki National Monument, Sunset Crater, Mormon Lake, Lowell Observatory, Museum of Northern Arizona plus food, shopping and a historic down town
(90 minutes south/east of GCNP)Meteor Crater and Winslow AZ: visit the impact site of a 50,000 years old meteor and then get your picture on “the corner” in Winslow AZ plus pay a visit to Homolovi State Park, check out Anasazi petroglyphs at Rock Art Ranch and/or take a drive through the Petrified Forest National Park
(2.5 hours south/east of GCNP)Sedona AZ: this vibrant desert community is surrounded by Oak Creek, red-rock buttes, steep canyons and pine forests and is known for New Age shops, spas, art hiking and Mt. biking
(2.5 hours south of GCNP)Jerome AZ: this (possible haunted) former mining town boast amazing views of the Verde Valley while allowing visitors to enjoy shopping, art and wine and dining
(3 hours south of GCNP)Prescott Valley, Camp Verde, Phoenix AZ: Watson Lake, Linx Lake, Montezuma Castle National Monument, Fossil Creek Wilderness, Cliff Castle Casino plus the many attractions in Phoenix
(2.5- 4.5 hours south of GCNP)Page AZ: a scenic drive along the east rim of the Grand Canyon to Page AZ passing through the Painted Desert, both the Navajo and Hope Reservations, Horseshoe Bend, Antelope Canyon and end in Page where highlights include the Navajo Bridge, Glen Canyon Damn, Lake Powell and boating, fishing and hiking
(2 - 2.5 hours north/east of GCNP)Grand Canyon North Rim: once over the Navajo Bridge enjoy the attractions on the other side of the Colorado including Glen Canyon National Recreation Area, Marble Canyon, Vermillion Cliffs, Jacobs Lake and of course the North Rim of the Grand Canyon National Park
(2.5-4.5 hours north/east of GCNP)Kingman, Oatman, Lake Havasu AZ: state parks, boating, fishing, hiking, Route 66, ghost towns, historic mining towns, Laughlin NV casinos and more
(3-4 hours west of GCNP)Grand Canyon West Rim to Las Vegas: Peach Springs and the Hualapai Reservation, the Grand Canyon Skywalk, Lake Mead, the Hover Damn and VEGAS!
(3.5 -4.5 hours west of GCNP)Kaibab National Forest: a diverse 1.6 million acre landscape spending both North and South of the GCNP with many opportunities for hiking, fishing, hunting, and moreCoconino National Forest: a diverse 1.8 million acre landscape hugging the southern portion of the Colorado Plateau with many opportunities for hiking, fishing, hunting, and more
Other things to noteNo towing of the RV.
No smoking inside the RV.
No burning of candles, incense or any open flames inside the RV.
No cleaning with products other than those provided inside the RV.
No pets or animals inside the RV.
No using hair dye or other products that might stain the sinks, shower or toilet in the RV.
Only RV safe toilet paper to be flushed. NO wipes, paper towels, tampons, etc. to be flushed.
No climbing onto the roof of the RV.
Looking for a comfortable way to get away? With its modern design and luxurious amenities, the 2018 Grand Design Imagine 2500RL Travel Trailer is the perfect home away from home for your next adventure.At 29 feet long, the Imagine is spacious enough to comfortably sleep four. It features a queen-sized bed, full kitchen and bath, dining area that converts to a sleeper area, two theatre recliners and both heat and AC.The bedroom has a Tempur-Pedic mattress, USB charging outlets and two small closets. Pillows, blankets and basic linens will be provided for a restful comfy nights sleep.The bathroom is roomy and spacious with all the essentials; a toilet, a shower, and a sink! Hand soap, towels for four and RV T.P. will be provided.Meals on the road will be easy. The kitchen has a three-burner stove, an efficiency sized oven, a microwave, a 10 cu. ft. refrigerator/freezer and the U-shape dining area will accommodate four. Basic cookware, dinning essentials for four, and a “K-cup” coffee maker will be provided with all rentals.While relaxing indoors, there are two theatre recliners and the U-shaped dinette that can be be converted to a seating area. A flat-screen TV, DVD player, and a Bluetooth-enabled sound system will make it easy to stay entertained if you have had enough outdoor adventuring for the day.The dinner area converts into a sleeping area for two. This space ideal for the kiddos! Open their sleeping bags and close the bedroom door behind you while maintaining access to the bathroom for all. (Bedding can be provided for this space as well.)The outdoor area of this RV boasts a 21 foot awning to relax under as well as awning lights and outside speakers. Choose a campground that includes picnic table and a fire pit or, for an extra fee, outdoor amenities can be provided.This RV is contemporary and welcoming! With our delivery and set up package there is no need to worry about towing, backing in or hooking up. This RV is ready to enjoy!What's includedWhen renting this camping trailer YOU will need to make the reservation at the RV Park/Campground of your choose in or around the Grand Canyon National Park. For a full list of campground recommendations, please contact us and we will happy to email it to you.We will deliver the trailer and set up the RV at your campsite including all hookups (septic, water, propane and 30 amp electric).We will also greet you at your campsite and do a full walk through of the RV to show you how everything works. A “how to” binder will be provided as well as a thumb drive with “how to” videos and of course you’ll have the link to our Youtube channel. Or, we are just a phone call away!Pillows, blankets and linens will be include for both the queen size bed as well as the convertible sleeping area. Bathroom towels for up to four as well as RV style toilet paper and bathroom hand soap will be included. Kitchen essentials for a party of four as well as basic cookware and a K-cup style coffee maker will be included. A basic assortment of cleaning supplies and paper towels will complete your kitchen essentials package.For an optional fee, outside amenities can be rented.Basically all you have to do is show up and enjoy your stay. No setup or breakdown. No worries about backing in the unit. No stress about using a dump station. We strive and make it easy! RecommendationsThere is SO much to do in and around the Grand Canyon. First and foremost of course is the Grand Canyon National Park! One of the seven wonders of the world you can RV camp in the park or make day trips in.While visiting the park popular things to do are stroll the Rim Trail, learn about the history and visit one or more of the iconic historic buildings, attend any number of Ranger Talks and/or learn about this spectacular place at the Geology Museum, take a guided tour, hike, bike, be awed by a sunrise or sunset, and star gaze in a dark sky park.Additional Attractions await in the all directions!Tusayan: Grand Canyon IMAX, gift shops, restaurants, jeep tours, helicopter tours
(10 minutes south of GCNP)Raptor Ranch/Bedrock City: iconic and retro “Bedrock City” featuring daily bird and raptor shows of owls, hawks and falcons
(30 minutes south of GCNP)Cool Hikes in the area: Red Butte, Red Mt, Slate Mt and more
(all 30-60 minutes from GCNP)Lava River Cave: this .75 mile-long tunnel formed 700,000 year ago and is open for all of those brave enough to explore it
(75 minutes south/east of GCNP)Kaibab Lake: fishing, boating, camping, picnicking, birding
(50 minutes south of GCNP)Bearizona: 160 acre drive through wildlife park featuring bears, wolves, bison and more
(50 minutes south of GCNP)The Grand Canyon Railway: take a trip back in time as you enjoys a scenic train ride from Williams AZ into the GCNP and back again
(60 minutes south of GCNP)Historic Route 66 and Williams AZ: dining, Rt 66 shops and stores, classic car shows, rodeos, zip-lining, roller coaster, golf, state parks and more
(60 minutes south of GCNP)Grand Canyon Deer Farm: the 10 acres park offers up close encounters with deer, wallabie, llamas, coatimundi, bison, peacocks, and more
(75 minutes south/east of GCNP)Mt. Humpheys & AZ Snow Bowl: Ski Resort by winter, hiking, biking, camping and gondola rides throughout the spring/summer/fall
(75 minutes south/east of GCNP)Flagstaff AZ: many popular attractions including Walnut Canyon, Wupatki National Monument, Sunset Crater, Mormon Lake, Lowell Observatory, Museum of Northern Arizona plus food, shopping and a historic down town
(90 minutes south/east of GCNP)Meteor Crater and Winslow AZ: visit the impact site of a 50,000 years old meteor and then get your picture on “the corner” in Winslow AZ plus pay a visit to Homolovi State Park, check out Anasazi petroglyphs at Rock Art Ranch and/or take a drive through the Petrified Forest National Park
(2.5 hours south/east of GCNP)Sedona AZ: this vibrant desert community is surrounded by Oak Creek, red-rock buttes, steep canyons and pine forests and is known for New Age shops, spas, art hiking and Mt. biking
(2.5 hours south of GCNP)Jerome AZ: this (possible haunted) former mining town boast amazing views of the Verde Valley while allowing visitors to enjoy shopping, art and wine and dining
(3 hours south of GCNP)Prescott Valley, Camp Verde, Phoenix AZ: Watson Lake, Linx Lake, Montezuma Castle National Monument, Fossil Creek Wilderness, Cliff Castle Casino plus the many attractions in Phoenix
(2.5- 4.5 hours south of GCNP)Page AZ: a scenic drive along the east rim of the Grand Canyon to Page AZ passing through the Painted Desert, both the Navajo and Hope Reservations, Horseshoe Bend, Antelope Canyon and end in Page where highlights include the Navajo Bridge, Glen Canyon Damn, Lake Powell and boating, fishing and hiking
(2 - 2.5 hours north/east of GCNP)Grand Canyon North Rim: once over the Navajo Bridge enjoy the attractions on the other side of the Colorado including Glen Canyon National Recreation Area, Marble Canyon, Vermillion Cliffs, Jacobs Lake and of course the North Rim of the Grand Canyon National Park
(2.5-4.5 hours north/east of GCNP)Kingman, Oatman, Lake Havasu AZ: state parks, boating, fishing, hiking, Route 66, ghost towns, historic mining towns, Laughlin NV casinos and more
(3-4 hours west of GCNP)Grand Canyon West Rim to Las Vegas: Peach Springs and the Hualapai Reservation, the Grand Canyon Skywalk, Lake Mead, the Hover Damn and VEGAS!
(3.5 -4.5 hours west of GCNP)Kaibab National Forest: a diverse 1.6 million acre landscape spending both North and South of the GCNP with many opportunities for hiking, fishing, hunting, and moreCoconino National Forest: a diverse 1.8 million acre landscape hugging the southern portion of the Colorado Plateau with many opportunities for hiking, fishing, hunting, and more
Other things to noteNo towing of the RV.
No smoking inside the RV.
No burning of candles, incense or any open flames inside the RV.
No cleaning with products other than those provided inside the RV.
No pets or animals inside the RV.
No using hair dye or other products that might stain the sinks, shower or toilet in the RV.
Only RV safe toilet paper to be flushed. NO wipes, paper towels, tampons, etc. to be flushed.
No climbing onto the roof of the RV.
(10 minutes south of GCNP)Raptor Ranch/Bedrock City: iconic and retro “Bedrock City” featuring daily bird and raptor shows of owls, hawks and falcons
(30 minutes south of GCNP)Cool Hikes in the area: Red Butte, Red Mt, Slate Mt and more
(all 30-60 minutes from GCNP)Lava River Cave: this .75 mile-long tunnel formed 700,000 year ago and is open for all of those brave enough to explore it
(75 minutes south/east of GCNP)Kaibab Lake: fishing, boating, camping, picnicking, birding
(50 minutes south of GCNP)Bearizona: 160 acre drive through wildlife park featuring bears, wolves, bison and more
(50 minutes south of GCNP)The Grand Canyon Railway: take a trip back in time as you enjoys a scenic train ride from Williams AZ into the GCNP and back again
(60 minutes south of GCNP)Historic Route 66 and Williams AZ: dining, Rt 66 shops and stores, classic car shows, rodeos, zip-lining, roller coaster, golf, state parks and more
(60 minutes south of GCNP)Grand Canyon Deer Farm: the 10 acres park offers up close encounters with deer, wallabie, llamas, coatimundi, bison, peacocks, and more
(75 minutes south/east of GCNP)Mt. Humpheys & AZ Snow Bowl: Ski Resort by winter, hiking, biking, camping and gondola rides throughout the spring/summer/fall
(75 minutes south/east of GCNP)Flagstaff AZ: many popular attractions including Walnut Canyon, Wupatki National Monument, Sunset Crater, Mormon Lake, Lowell Observatory, Museum of Northern Arizona plus food, shopping and a historic down town
(90 minutes south/east of GCNP)Meteor Crater and Winslow AZ: visit the impact site of a 50,000 years old meteor and then get your picture on “the corner” in Winslow AZ plus pay a visit to Homolovi State Park, check out Anasazi petroglyphs at Rock Art Ranch and/or take a drive through the Petrified Forest National Park
(2.5 hours south/east of GCNP)Sedona AZ: this vibrant desert community is surrounded by Oak Creek, red-rock buttes, steep canyons and pine forests and is known for New Age shops, spas, art hiking and Mt. biking
(2.5 hours south of GCNP)Jerome AZ: this (possible haunted) former mining town boast amazing views of the Verde Valley while allowing visitors to enjoy shopping, art and wine and dining
(3 hours south of GCNP)Prescott Valley, Camp Verde, Phoenix AZ: Watson Lake, Linx Lake, Montezuma Castle National Monument, Fossil Creek Wilderness, Cliff Castle Casino plus the many attractions in Phoenix
(2.5- 4.5 hours south of GCNP)Page AZ: a scenic drive along the east rim of the Grand Canyon to Page AZ passing through the Painted Desert, both the Navajo and Hope Reservations, Horseshoe Bend, Antelope Canyon and end in Page where highlights include the Navajo Bridge, Glen Canyon Damn, Lake Powell and boating, fishing and hiking
(2 - 2.5 hours north/east of GCNP)Grand Canyon North Rim: once over the Navajo Bridge enjoy the attractions on the other side of the Colorado including Glen Canyon National Recreation Area, Marble Canyon, Vermillion Cliffs, Jacobs Lake and of course the North Rim of the Grand Canyon National Park
(2.5-4.5 hours north/east of GCNP)Kingman, Oatman, Lake Havasu AZ: state parks, boating, fishing, hiking, Route 66, ghost towns, historic mining towns, Laughlin NV casinos and more
(3-4 hours west of GCNP)Grand Canyon West Rim to Las Vegas: Peach Springs and the Hualapai Reservation, the Grand Canyon Skywalk, Lake Mead, the Hover Damn and VEGAS!
(3.5 -4.5 hours west of GCNP)Kaibab National Forest: a diverse 1.6 million acre landscape spending both North and South of the GCNP with many opportunities for hiking, fishing, hunting, and moreCoconino National Forest: a diverse 1.8 million acre landscape hugging the southern portion of the Colorado Plateau with many opportunities for hiking, fishing, hunting, and more
Other things to noteNo towing of the RV.
No smoking inside the RV.
No burning of candles, incense or any open flames inside the RV.
No cleaning with products other than those provided inside the RV.
No pets or animals inside the RV.
No using hair dye or other products that might stain the sinks, shower or toilet in the RV.
Only RV safe toilet paper to be flushed. NO wipes, paper towels, tampons, etc. to be flushed.
No climbing onto the roof of the RV.
Features
2018 Grand Design Imagine
- Sleeps 4
- Fresh water: 52 gal
- Gray water: 71 gal
- Black water: 39 gal
- Propane capacity: 9 gal
- Gross weight: 7,492 lbs
- Sleeps 4
- Fresh water: 52 gal
- Gray water: 71 gal
- Black water: 39 gal
- Propane capacity: 9 gal
- Gross weight: 7,492 lbs
Amenities
- Toilet
- Inside shower
- Water hookup
- Electric hookup
- Sewer hookup
- TV / DVD
- Audio inputs
- Radio
- Toilet
- Inside shower
- Water hookup
- Electric hookup
- Sewer hookup
- TV / DVD
- Audio inputs
- Radio
Meet your host, Kasey
Member since 2023
Hi! We are Kasey and Jenn Kidd. We have lived here in the Grand Canyon National Park going on 5 years now. Prior to this, we were full time RVers for 6 years. We started our full time RVing in the northeast with out first stay in Upstate NY before heading to Florida and then to just outside San Diego CA. While full timing, we managed two RV parks making RVing a breeze for us. Currently we work inside the national park helping run a bike rental and tour company. We are pretty familiar with the Grand Canyon area, so if you have any questions at all we would be happy to help shape your visit! We have been traveling with our 2 Indian Runner ducks Olive and Caper. Duck are not the typical pet for RV travelers but they are so cute and entertaining. We also have a few acres just 30 minutes south of the park in Grand Canyon Junction are where we are building an off grid shipping container getaway and enjoying our newest hobby- beekeeping! We love to show off the canyon and share our passion with people open to adventure. Hope to meet you soon!
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Rules and policies
- Not pet friendly
- No music festivals
- No tailgating
- No smoking
- Mileage: 150 free miles / day
24/7 roadside assistance
Learn more about Roadside AssistanceRoadside assistance on every rental, plus help planning your trip or operating the RV.
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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: $750.00 (refundable)
- Prep fee: $85.00. This covers a complete pre-cleaning prior to each rental. This includes but is not limited to washing of towels and linens, flushing of the sewer lines and water tanks, and disinfecting all surfaces.
2018 Grand Design Imagine 2500RL
Dates
Have a question?Get answers directly from the host
Q.Can we camp off grid or use this RV for dispersed camping?
A.
At the moment, we will NOT rent this RV out for dispersed camping or off grid camping.
Q.What flexibility is available for picking up and dropping off the RV?
A.
We will deliver the RV to your campsite as well as pick it up when the rental is through. Most campgrounds begin check in between 12-2pm and check outs are typically by 10-11am. We will make every effort possible to work with you on both. The sooner we know your plans the better for us as we both do work full time and may need to make changes to our work schedules as well.
Q.Are there any special tricks and tips that would help with operating the RV easily?
A.
As with every RV, there are basics you will want to know. Note, we intend that our renters stay at campgrounds only and for all amenities and features to work to the fullest extent we suggest 30amp electric and "full hook ups". We can also offer both a PDF written "how to" of each component of the RV and/or a video link where you can watach the "how to" of each component. Lastly, we will happily show you through the RV and review all of the features with you before leaving you for your stay.
Q.How do the electric, water and sewage hook up work while setting up at the campground?
A.
We intend our renters to stay at a "Full Hook Up" campsite for use of all the amenities this RV offers. We will set up the water, sewer, and the 30 amp electric for you. From there, you have a few things we will show you before leaving you, but it wont be anything difficult. Note: if you wish to camp with limited or no hookups, please reach out to us in advance so we can review what you should expect for amenities. We will certainly allow this but we want you to know what to expect.
Location
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Grand Canyon Village, Arizona
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