Wolf Puppy
5 • 1 review
Sleeps 4
23 ft. long
Pet friendly
Offers delivery
2022 Forest River Cherokee Wolf Pup
Embracing the great outdoors and traveling with Wolf Puppy is an invitation to unlock the wonders of nature, discover hidden gems, create lasting memories, and catalyst for forging stronger familial bonds. With endless freedom, the comforts of home, and a deeper connection with the natural world, our Wolf Puppy becomes a portal to new horizons. So, hitch up, embark on an extraordinary journey, and let the road lead you to unimaginable destinations. Get ready to explore, unwind, and embrace the beauty of our world—one adventure at a time.What's includedLots of fun.
Pot and pans.
Silverware.
Bowls.
Plates.
Cups.
Beading and blankets.
RecommendationsZion National Park.
Bryce Canyon National Park.
Grand Canyon National Park (North Rim).
Snow Canyon State Park.
Sand Hollow State Park.
Quail Creek State Park.
Coral Pink Sand Dunes.
Red Cliffs National Conservation Area.
Grand Canyon-Parashant National Monument.
Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument.
Glen Canyon National Recreation Area.
Lake Powell. (Wahweap, Antelope Point Marina)
Horseshoe Bend.
Capitol Reef National Park.
Canyonlands National Park.
Moab Utah.
Arches National Park.
Dixie National Forest.
Cedar Breaks National Monument.
Warner Valley Dinosaur Track Site.
Glitter Mountain.
Great Basin National Park.
Manti-La Sal National Forest.
Valley of Fire State Park.
Anza-Borrego Desert State Park.
Kodachrome Basin State Park.Other things to notePower by the sun.
Do's:Do plan and research the campground or RV park in advance to ensure it has the necessary amenities and facilities for your travel trailer.
Do check the weather forecast before you go and pack accordingly, including appropriate clothing, gear, and equipment.
Do practice setting up and taking down your travel trailer before your camping trip to familiarize yourself with the process and ensure a smooth experience.
Do bring along leveling blocks or pads to help level your travel trailer at the campsite.
Do pack essential supplies such as drinking water, food, toiletries, bedding, first aid kit, and cooking utensils.
Do follow campground rules and respect other campers' privacy and space.
Do explore the surrounding nature and enjoy outdoor activities like hiking, fishing, or simply relaxing by the campfire.
Do practice good fire safety, including using designated fire rings or pits, keeping the fire small and manageable, and fully extinguishing it before leaving.
Do take advantage of the facilities and amenities provided by the campground, such as showers, restrooms, and recreational areas.
Do connect water pressure regulator when hooking up the water to the trailer.
Do connect surge protector when connecting electrical.
Do have fun, make memories, and embrace the joys of camping with your travel trailer!
Don'ts:Don't have the main switch on wail running inverter. Have it turned to the off setting.
Don't touch any of the batteries or electrical components, only turn on and off the inverter.
Don't overload your travel trailer with excessive weight, as it can affect its stability and towing capabilities.
Don't forget to secure all loose items inside the trailer before hitting the road to prevent them from shifting or falling during transit.
Don't neglect to check your travel trailer's tires, brakes, and other essential components before every trip to ensure they are in good working condition.
Don't leave food or garbage outside the trailer, as it can attract wildlife and pests.
Don't forget to use wheel chocks when parked to prevent the trailer from rolling or moving unintentionally.
Don't leave your travel trailer unattended with valuable items inside, as it can be a target for theft.
Don't neglect campground etiquette, such as keeping noise levels down during quiet hours and cleaning up after yourself.
Don't attempt to tow your travel trailer without proper training or experience. If you're new to towing, consider taking a course or getting guidance from experienced individuals.
Don't forget to conserve water and electricity while camping to ensure a sustainable and eco-friendly experience.
Don't let challenges or mishaps dampen your spirits. Embrace the adventure and enjoy the journey!
Remember, camping with a travel trailer is all about having fun, exploring the outdoors, and creating lasting memories. Enjoy your camping trip!
Pot and pans.
Silverware.
Bowls.
Plates.
Cups.
Beading and blankets.
RecommendationsZion National Park.
Bryce Canyon National Park.
Grand Canyon National Park (North Rim).
Snow Canyon State Park.
Sand Hollow State Park.
Quail Creek State Park.
Coral Pink Sand Dunes.
Red Cliffs National Conservation Area.
Grand Canyon-Parashant National Monument.
Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument.
Glen Canyon National Recreation Area.
Lake Powell. (Wahweap, Antelope Point Marina)
Horseshoe Bend.
Capitol Reef National Park.
Canyonlands National Park.
Moab Utah.
Arches National Park.
Dixie National Forest.
Cedar Breaks National Monument.
Warner Valley Dinosaur Track Site.
Glitter Mountain.
Great Basin National Park.
Manti-La Sal National Forest.
Valley of Fire State Park.
Anza-Borrego Desert State Park.
Kodachrome Basin State Park.Other things to notePower by the sun.
Do's:Do plan and research the campground or RV park in advance to ensure it has the necessary amenities and facilities for your travel trailer.
Do check the weather forecast before you go and pack accordingly, including appropriate clothing, gear, and equipment.
Do practice setting up and taking down your travel trailer before your camping trip to familiarize yourself with the process and ensure a smooth experience.
Do bring along leveling blocks or pads to help level your travel trailer at the campsite.
Do pack essential supplies such as drinking water, food, toiletries, bedding, first aid kit, and cooking utensils.
Do follow campground rules and respect other campers' privacy and space.
Do explore the surrounding nature and enjoy outdoor activities like hiking, fishing, or simply relaxing by the campfire.
Do practice good fire safety, including using designated fire rings or pits, keeping the fire small and manageable, and fully extinguishing it before leaving.
Do take advantage of the facilities and amenities provided by the campground, such as showers, restrooms, and recreational areas.
Do connect water pressure regulator when hooking up the water to the trailer.
Do connect surge protector when connecting electrical.
Do have fun, make memories, and embrace the joys of camping with your travel trailer!
Don'ts:Don't have the main switch on wail running inverter. Have it turned to the off setting.
Don't touch any of the batteries or electrical components, only turn on and off the inverter.
Don't overload your travel trailer with excessive weight, as it can affect its stability and towing capabilities.
Don't forget to secure all loose items inside the trailer before hitting the road to prevent them from shifting or falling during transit.
Don't neglect to check your travel trailer's tires, brakes, and other essential components before every trip to ensure they are in good working condition.
Don't leave food or garbage outside the trailer, as it can attract wildlife and pests.
Don't forget to use wheel chocks when parked to prevent the trailer from rolling or moving unintentionally.
Don't leave your travel trailer unattended with valuable items inside, as it can be a target for theft.
Don't neglect campground etiquette, such as keeping noise levels down during quiet hours and cleaning up after yourself.
Don't attempt to tow your travel trailer without proper training or experience. If you're new to towing, consider taking a course or getting guidance from experienced individuals.
Don't forget to conserve water and electricity while camping to ensure a sustainable and eco-friendly experience.
Don't let challenges or mishaps dampen your spirits. Embrace the adventure and enjoy the journey!
Remember, camping with a travel trailer is all about having fun, exploring the outdoors, and creating lasting memories. Enjoy your camping trip!
Embracing the great outdoors and traveling with Wolf Puppy is an invitation to unlock the wonders of nature, discover hidden gems, create lasting memories, and catalyst for forging stronger familial bonds. With endless freedom, the comforts of home, and a deeper connection with the natural world, our Wolf Puppy becomes a portal to new horizons. So, hitch up, embark on an extraordinary journey, and let the road lead you to unimaginable destinations. Get ready to explore, unwind, and embrace the beauty of our world—one adventure at a time.What's includedLots of fun.
Pot and pans.
Silverware.
Bowls.
Plates.
Cups.
Beading and blankets.
RecommendationsZion National Park.
Bryce Canyon National Park.
Grand Canyon National Park (North Rim).
Snow Canyon State Park.
Sand Hollow State Park.
Quail Creek State Park.
Coral Pink Sand Dunes.
Red Cliffs National Conservation Area.
Grand Canyon-Parashant National Monument.
Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument.
Glen Canyon National Recreation Area.
Lake Powell. (Wahweap, Antelope Point Marina)
Horseshoe Bend.
Capitol Reef National Park.
Canyonlands National Park.
Moab Utah.
Arches National Park.
Dixie National Forest.
Cedar Breaks National Monument.
Warner Valley Dinosaur Track Site.
Glitter Mountain.
Great Basin National Park.
Manti-La Sal National Forest.
Valley of Fire State Park.
Anza-Borrego Desert State Park.
Kodachrome Basin State Park.Other things to notePower by the sun.
Do's:Do plan and research the campground or RV park in advance to ensure it has the necessary amenities and facilities for your travel trailer.
Do check the weather forecast before you go and pack accordingly, including appropriate clothing, gear, and equipment.
Do practice setting up and taking down your travel trailer before your camping trip to familiarize yourself with the process and ensure a smooth experience.
Do bring along leveling blocks or pads to help level your travel trailer at the campsite.
Do pack essential supplies such as drinking water, food, toiletries, bedding, first aid kit, and cooking utensils.
Do follow campground rules and respect other campers' privacy and space.
Do explore the surrounding nature and enjoy outdoor activities like hiking, fishing, or simply relaxing by the campfire.
Do practice good fire safety, including using designated fire rings or pits, keeping the fire small and manageable, and fully extinguishing it before leaving.
Do take advantage of the facilities and amenities provided by the campground, such as showers, restrooms, and recreational areas.
Do connect water pressure regulator when hooking up the water to the trailer.
Do connect surge protector when connecting electrical.
Do have fun, make memories, and embrace the joys of camping with your travel trailer!
Don'ts:Don't have the main switch on wail running inverter. Have it turned to the off setting.
Don't touch any of the batteries or electrical components, only turn on and off the inverter.
Don't overload your travel trailer with excessive weight, as it can affect its stability and towing capabilities.
Don't forget to secure all loose items inside the trailer before hitting the road to prevent them from shifting or falling during transit.
Don't neglect to check your travel trailer's tires, brakes, and other essential components before every trip to ensure they are in good working condition.
Don't leave food or garbage outside the trailer, as it can attract wildlife and pests.
Don't forget to use wheel chocks when parked to prevent the trailer from rolling or moving unintentionally.
Don't leave your travel trailer unattended with valuable items inside, as it can be a target for theft.
Don't neglect campground etiquette, such as keeping noise levels down during quiet hours and cleaning up after yourself.
Don't attempt to tow your travel trailer without proper training or experience. If you're new to towing, consider taking a course or getting guidance from experienced individuals.
Don't forget to conserve water and electricity while camping to ensure a sustainable and eco-friendly experience.
Don't let challenges or mishaps dampen your spirits. Embrace the adventure and enjoy the journey!
Remember, camping with a travel trailer is all about having fun, exploring the outdoors, and creating lasting memories. Enjoy your camping trip!
Pot and pans.
Silverware.
Bowls.
Plates.
Cups.
Beading and blankets.
RecommendationsZion National Park.
Bryce Canyon National Park.
Grand Canyon National Park (North Rim).
Snow Canyon State Park.
Sand Hollow State Park.
Quail Creek State Park.
Coral Pink Sand Dunes.
Red Cliffs National Conservation Area.
Grand Canyon-Parashant National Monument.
Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument.
Glen Canyon National Recreation Area.
Lake Powell. (Wahweap, Antelope Point Marina)
Horseshoe Bend.
Capitol Reef National Park.
Canyonlands National Park.
Moab Utah.
Arches National Park.
Dixie National Forest.
Cedar Breaks National Monument.
Warner Valley Dinosaur Track Site.
Glitter Mountain.
Great Basin National Park.
Manti-La Sal National Forest.
Valley of Fire State Park.
Anza-Borrego Desert State Park.
Kodachrome Basin State Park.Other things to notePower by the sun.
Do's:Do plan and research the campground or RV park in advance to ensure it has the necessary amenities and facilities for your travel trailer.
Do check the weather forecast before you go and pack accordingly, including appropriate clothing, gear, and equipment.
Do practice setting up and taking down your travel trailer before your camping trip to familiarize yourself with the process and ensure a smooth experience.
Do bring along leveling blocks or pads to help level your travel trailer at the campsite.
Do pack essential supplies such as drinking water, food, toiletries, bedding, first aid kit, and cooking utensils.
Do follow campground rules and respect other campers' privacy and space.
Do explore the surrounding nature and enjoy outdoor activities like hiking, fishing, or simply relaxing by the campfire.
Do practice good fire safety, including using designated fire rings or pits, keeping the fire small and manageable, and fully extinguishing it before leaving.
Do take advantage of the facilities and amenities provided by the campground, such as showers, restrooms, and recreational areas.
Do connect water pressure regulator when hooking up the water to the trailer.
Do connect surge protector when connecting electrical.
Do have fun, make memories, and embrace the joys of camping with your travel trailer!
Don'ts:Don't have the main switch on wail running inverter. Have it turned to the off setting.
Don't touch any of the batteries or electrical components, only turn on and off the inverter.
Don't overload your travel trailer with excessive weight, as it can affect its stability and towing capabilities.
Don't forget to secure all loose items inside the trailer before hitting the road to prevent them from shifting or falling during transit.
Don't neglect to check your travel trailer's tires, brakes, and other essential components before every trip to ensure they are in good working condition.
Don't leave food or garbage outside the trailer, as it can attract wildlife and pests.
Don't forget to use wheel chocks when parked to prevent the trailer from rolling or moving unintentionally.
Don't leave your travel trailer unattended with valuable items inside, as it can be a target for theft.
Don't neglect campground etiquette, such as keeping noise levels down during quiet hours and cleaning up after yourself.
Don't attempt to tow your travel trailer without proper training or experience. If you're new to towing, consider taking a course or getting guidance from experienced individuals.
Don't forget to conserve water and electricity while camping to ensure a sustainable and eco-friendly experience.
Don't let challenges or mishaps dampen your spirits. Embrace the adventure and enjoy the journey!
Remember, camping with a travel trailer is all about having fun, exploring the outdoors, and creating lasting memories. Enjoy your camping trip!
Features
2022 Forest River Cherokee Wolf Pup
- Sleeps 4
- Fresh water: 16 gal
- Gray water: 20 gal
- Black water: 25 gal
- Propane capacity: 5 gal
- Hitch weight: 380 lbs
- Sleeps 4
- Fresh water: 16 gal
- Gray water: 20 gal
- Black water: 25 gal
- Propane capacity: 5 gal
- Hitch weight: 380 lbs
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, Zach
Member since 2023
My wife and I enjoyed the travel. We lived out of our travel trailer for one year before settling down. I enjoy surfing and getting on the outdoors.
Usually answers in less than 24 hours
Rules and policies
- Pet friendly
- Tailgating friendly
- No music festivals
- No smoking
- Unlimited mileage
- Unlimited generator hours
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.
Dumping Fee
If trailer is returned without an empty black or gray tank a dumping fee will be added on.
$150.00
Excessive Cleaning Fee
Excessive dirt, mud, or spills that require professional cleaning to remove. Failing to dispose trash.
$150.00
/each
Pet Cleaning Fee
Renters with pets will be charged an extra $75 fee for cleaning.
$75.00
/each
Dumping Fee
If trailer is returned without an empty black or gray tank a dumping fee will be added on.
$150.00
Excessive Cleaning Fee
Excessive dirt, mud, or spills that require professional cleaning to remove. Failing to dispose trash.
$150.00
/each
Pet Cleaning Fee
Renters with pets will be charged an extra $75 fee for cleaning.
$75.00
/each
Availability and rates
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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: $500.00 (refundable)
- Prep fee: $100.00. This fee will cover preparing and sanitizing the unit prior to each rental.
Wolf Puppy
Dates
Customer reviews
Reviews
(5)3.5
70 %
Communication
3.5Kenny W.
April 20245
Zack was easy to work with. Everything on trailer was in working order and I had no issues. I would definitely rent from Zach again.
Have a question?Get answers directly from the host
Q.What flexibility is available for picking up and dropping off the RV?
A.
We are flexible. Please keep us informed and up to date with any changes.
Q.How do the electric, water and sewage hook up work while setting up at the campground?
A.
The sewage hose is in the storage pipe under the trailer. There's more sewage hose in the front of the trailer in the black box. Water hose filter and pressure regulator are provided. Use the pressure regulator when hooking up. Electrical hook ups are all set up. Leave on the amp regulator connector. When using solar power you cannot use microwave and AC at the same time. Turn master switch to 'off' when using solar.
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