"Moonpop!" Easy-peasy 3-minute pop-up, super-simple to tow!
Excellent
34 reviews
Pet friendly
21+
Sleeps 4
16 ft. long
• Unlimited mileage
• All camping items ready to go, including camp chairs, indoor/outdoor stove, solar-powered lanterns, double-nylon hammock, and straps at no charge!
• Fridge cold when you get here.
• Lots of free extras available in add-ons.
• No cleaning fee if brought back clean!Accommodations
Aliner measures 15’ and sleeps two adults in the full main bed, 1-2 small children (or a single adult) can sleep on the dinette bed.
• Full bed w/dreamy memory foam mattress: 60" x 76."
• Dinette convertible bed: 44" x 76"
• Interior lights, sink, furnace, mini-fridge.
• Dual-burner stove (uses 1lb propane bottles, bring your own)
• Outdoor shower w/hot water heater
• USB ports to keep devices charged
• A/C and microwave (**when connected to shore power)
• Keep the canvas dormers rolled down for privacy or tuck them away for panoramic views.
• Optional sanitized camper potty and solar shower available.Towing
Many cars and most SUVs can tow this ultra-lightweight (1820 lbs) trailer
Towing requires a 2,000 lbs tow capacity and a 7-way round connector. Camper is equipped with a wireless brake controller, no need to install your own.
We'll help you get hitched up and offer an orientation.Send us a message, and we'll help you plan!What's includedWe've tried to build in all of the memory-making essentials that we like having for our own trips... Please select options during booking.• Wireless Bluetooth Speaker
• Yeti Cooler
• Luci Solar Lights
• 2 camp chairs
• Hammock
• Coleman two-burner stove (uses 1lb propane bottles, bring your own)Kitchen
• Dishes and Silverware for 4
• 2 Yeti Wine Glasses and 2 Yeti Coffee Mugs
• Camping cooking set
• Cooking utensils
• Kettle and coffee
• Paper towels, soap, spongeWhat Should You Bring:
• Food
• Clothing
• Toiletries including toothbrush, toothpaste, shampoo, soap, etc.
• Flashlight
• Sunscreen and insect repellent
• Towels and washcloths
• Small green propane bottles for the camping stove.
• Optional (not included): Campfire pit, wood and fire starter, skewers.
• Optional (not included): Sleeping bag or blankets for dinette bed.
• Optional (not included): Paper plates, plastic dining items, to save on having to do dishes if you prefer.RecommendationsSome of our favorite campsites...Campsites within Santa Cruz County:
Close to the waves
• Costanoa KOA
• La Selva (Watsonville) KOA
• New Brighton State BeachClose to the redwoods
• Redwoods RV Resort
• Smithwoods
• Henry Cowell State ParkOutside of Santa Cruz County
• Pismo (no dunes camping please)
• Big SurWine spots
• Cava Robles RV Park
• NapaOther things to note• No dogs without prior approval.
• Absolutely no smoking or vaping.
• Unlimited mileage
• All camping items ready to go, including camp chairs, indoor/outdoor stove, solar-powered lanterns, double-nylon hammock, and straps at no charge!
• Fridge cold when you get here.
• Lots of free extras available in add-ons.
• No cleaning fee if brought back clean!Accommodations
Aliner measures 15’ and sleeps two adults in the full main bed, 1-2 small children (or a single adult) can sleep on the dinette bed.
• Full bed w/dreamy memory foam mattress: 60" x 76."
• Dinette convertible bed: 44" x 76"
• Interior lights, sink, furnace, mini-fridge.
• Dual-burner stove (uses 1lb propane bottles, bring your own)
• Outdoor shower w/hot water heater
• USB ports to keep devices charged
• A/C and microwave (**when connected to shore power)
• Keep the canvas dormers rolled down for privacy or tuck them away for panoramic views.
• Optional sanitized camper potty and solar shower available.Towing
Many cars and most SUVs can tow this ultra-lightweight (1820 lbs) trailer
Towing requires a 2,000 lbs tow capacity and a 7-way round connector. Camper is equipped with a wireless brake controller, no need to install your own.
We'll help you get hitched up and offer an orientation.Send us a message, and we'll help you plan!What's includedWe've tried to build in all of the memory-making essentials that we like having for our own trips... Please select options during booking.• Wireless Bluetooth Speaker
• Yeti Cooler
• Luci Solar Lights
• 2 camp chairs
• Hammock
• Coleman two-burner stove (uses 1lb propane bottles, bring your own)Kitchen
• Dishes and Silverware for 4
• 2 Yeti Wine Glasses and 2 Yeti Coffee Mugs
• Camping cooking set
• Cooking utensils
• Kettle and coffee
• Paper towels, soap, spongeWhat Should You Bring:
• Food
• Clothing
• Toiletries including toothbrush, toothpaste, shampoo, soap, etc.
• Flashlight
• Sunscreen and insect repellent
• Towels and washcloths
• Small green propane bottles for the camping stove.
• Optional (not included): Campfire pit, wood and fire starter, skewers.
• Optional (not included): Sleeping bag or blankets for dinette bed.
• Optional (not included): Paper plates, plastic dining items, to save on having to do dishes if you prefer.RecommendationsSome of our favorite campsites...Campsites within Santa Cruz County:
Close to the waves
• Costanoa KOA
• La Selva (Watsonville) KOA
• New Brighton State BeachClose to the redwoods
• Redwoods RV Resort
• Smithwoods
• Henry Cowell State ParkOutside of Santa Cruz County
• Pismo (no dunes camping please)
• Big SurWine spots
• Cava Robles RV Park
• NapaOther things to note• No dogs without prior approval.
• Absolutely no smoking or vaping.
Quick summary
AI generated
Upgrade from tent camping: this A-frame pops up in minutes, easy to tow!
Unlimited miles & essential gear mean you just bring food and clothes.
Sleep soundly on a dreamy memory foam mattress, with AC and heat for comfort.
Highly rated, pet-friendly, and perfect for couples or small families.
2019 A-Liner Classic
Length
16 ft
16 ft
Gross Weight
1,800 lbs
1,800 lbs
Hitch Weight
300 lbs
300 lbs
Connector
7pin
7pin
Receiver
Provided
Provided
Brake Controller
Provided
Provided
Sleeping arrangements
2 beds
Queen bed
1
1
Dinnette conversion
1
1
Host add-ons
2 Camp Chairs
2 Camp Chairs
Bean Bag Toss
Early pick-up
Excessive cleaning fee
Fido fee
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Guest reviews
Excellent
34 reviews
Overall rating
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Communication
5
Cleanliness
4.88
Maintenance
4.69
Value
4.88
Listing accuracy
4.97
Review summary
Provides thorough, patient guidance
Austin is consistently praised for her detailed orientations, excellent communication, and accommodating nature, offering support, flexible times, extra amenities, and diligent cleaning, making renters feel confident.
Effortless towing and quick setup
The 'Moonpop' is frequently noted as easy to tow and simple to set up/take down. It's well-equipped with kitchen essentials, a comfortable main bed, and is spacious enough for families, fitting into various campsites.
Features
- Sleeps 4
- Fresh water: 11 gal
- Propane capacity: 20 lbs
- Gross weight: 1,800 lbs
- Hitch weight: 300 lbs
- Sleeps 4
- Fresh water: 11 gal
- Propane capacity: 20 lbs
- Gross weight: 1,800 lbs
- Hitch weight: 300 lbs
Amenities
- Outside shower
- Water hookup
- Electric hookup
- Stove
- Microwave
- Refrigerator
- Kitchen sink
- Dining table
- Outside shower
- Water hookup
- Electric hookup
- Stove
- Microwave
- Refrigerator
- Kitchen sink
- Dining table
Nearby places to stay
Scotts Valley, CA • Exact location provided after booking
1. Beach RV Pleasure Point
Santa Cruz, CA • 8 miles away
2. Saddle Mountain
Carmel, CA • 39 miles away
3. Jellystone Park™ Tower Park
Lodi, CA • 77 miles away
4. Snug Harbor RV Park & Marina
Walnut Grove, CA • 81 miles away
5. White Oaks Campground
Carmel Valley, CA • 57 miles away
Availability and RV fit not guaranteed. Please verify directly with campgrounds before booking.
Scotts Valley, CA • Exact location provided after booking
Rules and policies
- 3 PM start time
11 AM end time - Pet friendly
- Music festival friendly
- Tailgating friendly
- No smoking
- Unlimited mileage
- No generator
Cancellation: Moderate
Frequently asked questions
Q.
What flexibility is available for picking up and dropping off the RV?
A.
We offer early pickup (prior to 3pm) for $50, inquire if available. Take your time coming home back. Drop-off time is flexible and no extra charge as long as you return before dark.
Q.
Things to remember when arriving at camp?
A.
Before backing into your campsite, get out and look! (GOAL). Make sure you're not backing the camper into picnic tables or other obstacles or popping up into tree branches, which will scratch the camper. If your campsite has hookups, make sure you're parking within reach of your hookups. Try to park in the most level part of the campsite so that you don't have to level the camper. Use a spotter when backing up. Go slow :-)
Q.
Do I need to refill the propane tank?
A.
Your heater uses propane. The refrigerator uses propane when you're dry camping (camping without hookups). We can refill the propane tank for you for a $25 charge plus the cost of propane. Otherwise, please refill the propane tank before returning and there is no additional charge. Use the propane tank located on the passenger side. There are sensors on the bottom of the tanks, please grab the sensor if you swap the tank so we don't have to charge you to replace it.
Q.
How do I use the campsite water and power hookups?
A.
In the back storage compartment, you'll find everything ready to go-- A fresh water hose, electrical cable, surge protector, and adaptors (30amp, 50amp, and 120V). 1. Open the propane cover and turn the passenger-side propane tank to "on." 2. Connect the cable to the surge protector and plug into the campsite power. Set the campsite breakers to "on." 3. Turn fridge "on" and "A/C." 4. Connect the blue fresh water hose to the port labeled "City Water Hookup" and turn the campsite spigot on.
Meet your host, Austin
Member since 2018
