Ok Pro: Carlos did accommodate us overnight and if we had more time or any experience with RVs this may have gone differently. So good things: trailer was dropped off early and picked up on a flexible time table. Bad things: we didn’t know we had to ask for water in the trailer so there was no water so we could not use the bathroom or sink without our own water that he had to buy. There is a kitchen but no pots, pan or anything to prepare food with and only a few paper plates, cups, etc. There is almost no storage so it will be hard to find a place for your clothing. The toilet is in the tiny shower and there is a step in and it’s really hard to get in and out. Even though we had to bring in our own water and could not use a lot of the features we were still charged $118 fee The table is loose so be careful and there is some storage under the benches in the kitchen. So some of this is being newbies to RVing, the short turnaround time. My feedback for owners is to goodwill and get the basics for cooking. Leave a “beginners guide” notebook where basics on how to turn on water, propane, etc. Ask some screening questions about what people will need so you know is water is needed

No complaints, set up was easy, return was easy, and Rv was in good condition. Can't ask for much more!

Carlos was a fantastic host! He took the time to walk us through everything and made sure we felt confident using the trailer. The trailer was clean, comfortable, and had everything we needed for our trip. The trailer doesn’t come with a generator, so we used the lights sparingly and mostly at night. One note for future renters: the battery gauge showed 1/3 charge left when the batteries were actually depleted. Just something to be aware of so you can plan ahead, especially if you’re camping off-grid. I’m only mentioning it to help other renters be better prepared. Overall, Carlos was incredibly helpful and responsive, and we’d definitely rent from him again!