The Ultimate Glamping Experience is here! Brand New Luxury RV
5 guests
Sleeps 5
30 ft. long
Offers delivery
2021 Other Bay Star
Bay Star is a brand new luxury Newmar Coach. How does a full-wall slide for added interior space sound in this motorhome? The slide out queen bed provides even more space for your comfort. Bring along your favorite outfits to hang in the shirt wardrobe, plus there are many overhead compartments for your special belongings. The chef of the family can prepare meals on the recessed three burner range, and clean up will be a breeze with the double stainless steel sink. Dine together at the booth dinette, or sit outside under the power awning with integrated LED lighting. Your crew will stay entertained with a Samsung LED TV in the living room and a second one in the bedroom, and everyone can freshen up in the full bath before heading to bed!What's includedYou can use the outdoor shower to rinse off after a day at the beach all while being kept in the shade under the electric awning. Many other RV extras come with the rental including: kitchen essentials such as pots, pans, utensils and a cutting board.
We provide mattress covers, pillow cases, fitted sheet, flat sheets for both queen beds. You bring your favorite pillows, blankets and towels for a cozy, just-like-home experience. We do not provide silverware or dishes, when we camp we always bring paper plates, plastic cups and silverware to limit our water usage. RecommendationsWe have done many long road trips on our quest to visit every National Park in the US and can offer lots of suggestions on things to do and places to go. Here are a few of our trips:Drove to North Dakota to visit Theadore Roosevelt National Park and watched the outdoor musical in Medora, ND. We also visited Deadwood, SD and stayed in the haunted hotel room of the Bullock Hotel. We even did Mt Rushmore on July 4th and climbed Devils Tower in Wyoming! On the way home from this trip while in Wyoming we bought a bunch of fireworks and created our own fireworks show one night.We drove to South Carolina to visit Congaree National Park. We kayaked along the river and took a boat ride to the place where the civil war started - Fort Sumter. We saw the Great Smoky Mountains did lots of hiking. Our favorite was hiding up Mt LeConte to stay at the LeConte Lodge which was a dream, well not if you ask my wife - lol.We dove through Mississippi and stopped at the birthplace of Elvis. Then to Graceland - WOW! He knew how to live. We did Mammoth Cave in Kentucky and visited the birth place of Kentucky Fried Chicken - lol. This was a great trip!We drove to Washington State and visited all three National Parks here - and made sure to spend a couple nights in Seattle which was so fun. I was able to climb Mt Rainer, see the gorgeous green lakes of the Cascade Mountains and rainforest of Olympic National Park. We canoed in Crescent Lake and luckily didn't see "The Lady of the Lake" while swimming. We got to catch a fish at the Pike Place Fish Market!! Added our mark on Bubble Gum alley - lol. One of our most favorite places to camp in the RV was on this trip. It was on an Indian Reservation in La Push called the Quileute Oceanside Resort.We have visited 45 of the nations 63 National Parks and love to offer suggestions based on our travels to those that request it.
We provide mattress covers, pillow cases, fitted sheet, flat sheets for both queen beds. You bring your favorite pillows, blankets and towels for a cozy, just-like-home experience. We do not provide silverware or dishes, when we camp we always bring paper plates, plastic cups and silverware to limit our water usage. RecommendationsWe have done many long road trips on our quest to visit every National Park in the US and can offer lots of suggestions on things to do and places to go. Here are a few of our trips:Drove to North Dakota to visit Theadore Roosevelt National Park and watched the outdoor musical in Medora, ND. We also visited Deadwood, SD and stayed in the haunted hotel room of the Bullock Hotel. We even did Mt Rushmore on July 4th and climbed Devils Tower in Wyoming! On the way home from this trip while in Wyoming we bought a bunch of fireworks and created our own fireworks show one night.We drove to South Carolina to visit Congaree National Park. We kayaked along the river and took a boat ride to the place where the civil war started - Fort Sumter. We saw the Great Smoky Mountains did lots of hiking. Our favorite was hiding up Mt LeConte to stay at the LeConte Lodge which was a dream, well not if you ask my wife - lol.We dove through Mississippi and stopped at the birthplace of Elvis. Then to Graceland - WOW! He knew how to live. We did Mammoth Cave in Kentucky and visited the birth place of Kentucky Fried Chicken - lol. This was a great trip!We drove to Washington State and visited all three National Parks here - and made sure to spend a couple nights in Seattle which was so fun. I was able to climb Mt Rainer, see the gorgeous green lakes of the Cascade Mountains and rainforest of Olympic National Park. We canoed in Crescent Lake and luckily didn't see "The Lady of the Lake" while swimming. We got to catch a fish at the Pike Place Fish Market!! Added our mark on Bubble Gum alley - lol. One of our most favorite places to camp in the RV was on this trip. It was on an Indian Reservation in La Push called the Quileute Oceanside Resort.We have visited 45 of the nations 63 National Parks and love to offer suggestions based on our travels to those that request it.
Bay Star is a brand new luxury Newmar Coach. How does a full-wall slide for added interior space sound in this motorhome? The slide out queen bed provides even more space for your comfort. Bring along your favorite outfits to hang in the shirt wardrobe, plus there are many overhead compartments for your special belongings. The chef of the family can prepare meals on the recessed three burner range, and clean up will be a breeze with the double stainless steel sink. Dine together at the booth dinette, or sit outside under the power awning with integrated LED lighting. Your crew will stay entertained with a Samsung LED TV in the living room and a second one in the bedroom, and everyone can freshen up in the full bath before heading to bed!What's includedYou can use the outdoor shower to rinse off after a day at the beach all while being kept in the shade under the electric awning. Many other RV extras come with the rental including: kitchen essentials such as pots, pans, utensils and a cutting board.
We provide mattress covers, pillow cases, fitted sheet, flat sheets for both queen beds. You bring your favorite pillows, blankets and towels for a cozy, just-like-home experience. We do not provide silverware or dishes, when we camp we always bring paper plates, plastic cups and silverware to limit our water usage. RecommendationsWe have done many long road trips on our quest to visit every National Park in the US and can offer lots of suggestions on things to do and places to go. Here are a few of our trips:Drove to North Dakota to visit Theadore Roosevelt National Park and watched the outdoor musical in Medora, ND. We also visited Deadwood, SD and stayed in the haunted hotel room of the Bullock Hotel. We even did Mt Rushmore on July 4th and climbed Devils Tower in Wyoming! On the way home from this trip while in Wyoming we bought a bunch of fireworks and created our own fireworks show one night.We drove to South Carolina to visit Congaree National Park. We kayaked along the river and took a boat ride to the place where the civil war started - Fort Sumter. We saw the Great Smoky Mountains did lots of hiking. Our favorite was hiding up Mt LeConte to stay at the LeConte Lodge which was a dream, well not if you ask my wife - lol.We dove through Mississippi and stopped at the birthplace of Elvis. Then to Graceland - WOW! He knew how to live. We did Mammoth Cave in Kentucky and visited the birth place of Kentucky Fried Chicken - lol. This was a great trip!We drove to Washington State and visited all three National Parks here - and made sure to spend a couple nights in Seattle which was so fun. I was able to climb Mt Rainer, see the gorgeous green lakes of the Cascade Mountains and rainforest of Olympic National Park. We canoed in Crescent Lake and luckily didn't see "The Lady of the Lake" while swimming. We got to catch a fish at the Pike Place Fish Market!! Added our mark on Bubble Gum alley - lol. One of our most favorite places to camp in the RV was on this trip. It was on an Indian Reservation in La Push called the Quileute Oceanside Resort.We have visited 45 of the nations 63 National Parks and love to offer suggestions based on our travels to those that request it.
We provide mattress covers, pillow cases, fitted sheet, flat sheets for both queen beds. You bring your favorite pillows, blankets and towels for a cozy, just-like-home experience. We do not provide silverware or dishes, when we camp we always bring paper plates, plastic cups and silverware to limit our water usage. RecommendationsWe have done many long road trips on our quest to visit every National Park in the US and can offer lots of suggestions on things to do and places to go. Here are a few of our trips:Drove to North Dakota to visit Theadore Roosevelt National Park and watched the outdoor musical in Medora, ND. We also visited Deadwood, SD and stayed in the haunted hotel room of the Bullock Hotel. We even did Mt Rushmore on July 4th and climbed Devils Tower in Wyoming! On the way home from this trip while in Wyoming we bought a bunch of fireworks and created our own fireworks show one night.We drove to South Carolina to visit Congaree National Park. We kayaked along the river and took a boat ride to the place where the civil war started - Fort Sumter. We saw the Great Smoky Mountains did lots of hiking. Our favorite was hiding up Mt LeConte to stay at the LeConte Lodge which was a dream, well not if you ask my wife - lol.We dove through Mississippi and stopped at the birthplace of Elvis. Then to Graceland - WOW! He knew how to live. We did Mammoth Cave in Kentucky and visited the birth place of Kentucky Fried Chicken - lol. This was a great trip!We drove to Washington State and visited all three National Parks here - and made sure to spend a couple nights in Seattle which was so fun. I was able to climb Mt Rainer, see the gorgeous green lakes of the Cascade Mountains and rainforest of Olympic National Park. We canoed in Crescent Lake and luckily didn't see "The Lady of the Lake" while swimming. We got to catch a fish at the Pike Place Fish Market!! Added our mark on Bubble Gum alley - lol. One of our most favorite places to camp in the RV was on this trip. It was on an Indian Reservation in La Push called the Quileute Oceanside Resort.We have visited 45 of the nations 63 National Parks and love to offer suggestions based on our travels to those that request it.
Features
2021 Other Bay Star
- Sleeps 5
- 5 seatbelts
- Fresh water: 75 gal
- Fuel type: Gas
- Fuel capacity: 80 gal
- Automatic transmission
- Sleeps 5
- 5 seatbelts
- Fresh water: 75 gal
- Fuel type: Gas
- Fuel capacity: 80 gal
- Automatic transmission
Amenities
- Toilet
- Inside shower
- Outside shower
- Generator
- Solar
- Water hookup
- Electric hookup
- Sewer hookup
- Toilet
- Inside shower
- Outside shower
- Generator
- Solar
- Water hookup
- Electric hookup
- Sewer hookup
Meet your host, Marie & Micah
Member since 2020
We are working parents raising two children, a 7 year old girl and a 4 year old boy. As a family, we love road trips, hiking and visiting National Parks. Over the last 10 years we have visited 45 of the 63 National Parks in the United States and Joshua Tree is one of our favorites. Which is why we have a RV as it keeps us close to what we love most - the outdoors!
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Rules and policies
- Not pet friendly
- No music festivals
- No tailgating
- No smoking
- Mileage: 100 free miles / day
- 1 generator hour / day
This is a family friendly rental, so we keep the following policies to help maintain enjoyment of the motorhome for everyone:
The owner will complete a pre-rental orientation of the motorhome that will take about 30-60 minutes to help explain/demonstrate all of the motorhome’s systems and to help answer any questions the renter may have.
Basic cleaning supplies will be provided to renters to use during the rental period. Prior to returning the motorhome, surfaces must be wiped down, all storage bins must ben emptied and trash removed. Simply put, return the RV's interior in the same condition as received. If the motorhome requires cleaning beyond general touch up, disinfecting, and restocking, this will result in a cleaning fee of $250 being withheld from the security deposit.
Please do not put anything other than human waste and/or RV toilet paper (which is provided for you) in the toilet.
Please do not dump grease or food down the sinks or toilet.
Pets are not permitted in the motorhome.
Please do not use any illegal drugs or substances in the motorhome.
Please do not smoke in the motorhome (including cigars, pipes, drugs, vaping, etc.).
Please do not climb on the roof.
Renters are responsible for any missing, broken or stolen items. So please keep the motorhome locked while away.
Renters are responsible for any damage to the motorhome and/or contents in the motorhome during the rental period, whether at fault or not. If an accident occurs, renters are responsible for obtaining a police report, contacting the other party’s insurance company, and contacting the owner immediately.
Any damages should be reported to the owner immediately.
Renters may not take the motorhome to any festival or take the motorhome outside of the United States. We have installed a geo tracking device to ensure this.
Please return the RV with the fuel tank full and full propane (No need to refill the water tanks) or we can take care of it for a $75 convenience charge plus the cost of fuel withheld from the security deposit.
Please return the RV with the black and grey water tanks emptied, if you would like us to dump it for you there is a $250 dumping fee charged. Fee assessed if renter prefers to have us empty the tanks.
We can deliver and set the RV up for you for a $300 convenience charge. This includes pick-up at the same location as drop off up to 30 miles any miles over 30 will be charged an additional $5 per mile which again cover drop off and pick up. Feel free to call to discuss.
The owner will complete a pre-rental orientation of the motorhome that will take about 30-60 minutes to help explain/demonstrate all of the motorhome’s systems and to help answer any questions the renter may have.
Basic cleaning supplies will be provided to renters to use during the rental period. Prior to returning the motorhome, surfaces must be wiped down, all storage bins must ben emptied and trash removed. Simply put, return the RV's interior in the same condition as received. If the motorhome requires cleaning beyond general touch up, disinfecting, and restocking, this will result in a cleaning fee of $250 being withheld from the security deposit.
Please do not put anything other than human waste and/or RV toilet paper (which is provided for you) in the toilet.
Please do not dump grease or food down the sinks or toilet.
Pets are not permitted in the motorhome.
Please do not use any illegal drugs or substances in the motorhome.
Please do not smoke in the motorhome (including cigars, pipes, drugs, vaping, etc.).
Please do not climb on the roof.
Renters are responsible for any missing, broken or stolen items. So please keep the motorhome locked while away.
Renters are responsible for any damage to the motorhome and/or contents in the motorhome during the rental period, whether at fault or not. If an accident occurs, renters are responsible for obtaining a police report, contacting the other party’s insurance company, and contacting the owner immediately.
Any damages should be reported to the owner immediately.
Renters may not take the motorhome to any festival or take the motorhome outside of the United States. We have installed a geo tracking device to ensure this.
Please return the RV with the fuel tank full and full propane (No need to refill the water tanks) or we can take care of it for a $75 convenience charge plus the cost of fuel withheld from the security deposit.
Please return the RV with the black and grey water tanks emptied, if you would like us to dump it for you there is a $250 dumping fee charged. Fee assessed if renter prefers to have us empty the tanks.
We can deliver and set the RV up for you for a $300 convenience charge. This includes pick-up at the same location as drop off up to 30 miles any miles over 30 will be charged an additional $5 per mile which again cover drop off and pick up. Feel free to call to discuss.
24/7 roadside assistance
Learn more about Roadside AssistanceRoadside assistance on every rental, plus help planning your trip or operating the RV.
Learn more about Roadside AssistanceAdd-ons
Enhance your trip with these add-ons. Available at checkout.
BBQ grill
Small table top propane grill uses small green tank 1 provided
$25.00
/each
Flag Pole
Pole with American Flag
$25.00
/each
RV delivery and set up
Delivery of the RV within 30 miles and set it up.
$300.00
/each
BBQ grill
Small table top propane grill uses small green tank 1 provided
$25.00
/each
Flag Pole
Pole with American Flag
$25.00
/each
RV delivery and set up
Delivery of the RV within 30 miles and set it up.
$300.00
/each
Availability and rates
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There’s a 1 night minimum stay
Discounts
- Weekly (7+ nights): 14.2% off nightly rate
- Monthly (28+ nights): 13.2% off nightly rate
Fees
- Security deposit: $1,500.00 (refundable)
- Prep fee: $250.00. This fee will cover preparing and sanitizing the unit prior to each rental.
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