New luxury 18 foot motor coach built for 2 - Free delivery to Jackson Hole, WY Airport or downtown Jackson available. 3 night minimum. Fully Stocked, Keurig coffee maker, toaster, Includes linens, paper towels, paper plates and plastic tableware, cups, essential dishes and cookware, cleaning supplies. There is a trailer hitch for towing light loads like a raft, float boat, dirt bikes or ATV. RV Rental Delivery and walk through. Small camp table and chairs are included.
The primary difference between a Class B RV and a Camper Van is that a Class B has standing room and a bathroom. The space can comfortably fit 2-4 people. Most Class B RVs are designed like airplanes, in that every square inch is carefully planned for maximum efficiency and use. Where the Class B lacks space, it makes up for it with fuel economy and drivability, ranking at the top of its class in both. A Class B can reach 18-20 miles per gallon. Maneuverability and flexibility of where you can go in a Class B make it a very convenient travel solution. Because you are saving on space, storage, and gas, this makes a Class B RV an economical option for drivable RVs. A Class B RV is best suited for couples looking to go on an adventure. A Class B RV can be parked nearly anywhere, so it's easier to find campsites that fit a Class B and street parking. If you're going on an RV trip with multiple destinations, a Class B RV is a great choice. For anyone interested in RVing for the first time, renting a Class B RV is a great place to start.What's includedPots and pans, skillet, spatula, cooking spoon, chef’s knife. Bowls, mugs, and cups. Forks, knives, spoons. Coffee maker, toaster, microwave. Bottle/wine opener, can opener, sponge, paper towels, trash bags. Linens and towels, RV-safe toilet paper (2-4 rolls), toilet chemicals, hand soap, Bath towels, 2 camping chairs, patio mat. sewer hose, fresh water hose, water pressure regulator, 30/50 amp surge protector. First aid kit, fire extinguisher, smoke detector, carbon monoxide detector.
RecommendationsGrand Teton & Yellowstone Combo (7-10 Days): Start in Jackson, explore Grand Teton (Colter Bay RV Park), then drive north to Yellowstone. Wildlife & Photography Tour: Use the northern loop, staying in or near Mammoth Hot Springs and driving the Lamar Valley. Basecamp: Use West Yellowstone, MT for easy access to geysers and full-hookup private parks (e.g., Yellowstone Grizzly RV Park). Book Early: In-park campgrounds fill up instantly. Fishing Bridge RV Park is the only one with full hookups.
The primary difference between a Class B RV and a Camper Van is that a Class B has standing room and a bathroom. The space can comfortably fit 2-4 people. Most Class B RVs are designed like airplanes, in that every square inch is carefully planned for maximum efficiency and use. Where the Class B lacks space, it makes up for it with fuel economy and drivability, ranking at the top of its class in both. A Class B can reach 18-20 miles per gallon. Maneuverability and flexibility of where you can go in a Class B make it a very convenient travel solution. Because you are saving on space, storage, and gas, this makes a Class B RV an economical option for drivable RVs. A Class B RV is best suited for couples looking to go on an adventure. A Class B RV can be parked nearly anywhere, so it's easier to find campsites that fit a Class B and street parking. If you're going on an RV trip with multiple destinations, a Class B RV is a great choice. For anyone interested in RVing for the first time, renting a Class B RV is a great place to start.What's includedPots and pans, skillet, spatula, cooking spoon, chef’s knife. Bowls, mugs, and cups. Forks, knives, spoons. Coffee maker, toaster, microwave. Bottle/wine opener, can opener, sponge, paper towels, trash bags. Linens and towels, RV-safe toilet paper (2-4 rolls), toilet chemicals, hand soap, Bath towels, 2 camping chairs, patio mat. sewer hose, fresh water hose, water pressure regulator, 30/50 amp surge protector. First aid kit, fire extinguisher, smoke detector, carbon monoxide detector.
RecommendationsGrand Teton & Yellowstone Combo (7-10 Days): Start in Jackson, explore Grand Teton (Colter Bay RV Park), then drive north to Yellowstone. Wildlife & Photography Tour: Use the northern loop, staying in or near Mammoth Hot Springs and driving the Lamar Valley. Basecamp: Use West Yellowstone, MT for easy access to geysers and full-hookup private parks (e.g., Yellowstone Grizzly RV Park). Book Early: In-park campgrounds fill up instantly. Fishing Bridge RV Park is the only one with full hookups.
New luxury 18 foot motor coach built for 2 - Free delivery to Jackson Hole, WY Airport or downtown Jackson available. 3 night minimum. Fully Stocked, Keurig coffee maker, toaster, Includes linens, paper towels, paper plates and plastic tableware, cups, essential dishes and cookware, cleaning supplies. There is a trailer hitch for towing light loads like a raft, float boat, dirt bikes or ATV. RV Rental Delivery and walk through. Small camp table and chairs are included.
The primary difference between a Class B RV and a Camper Van is that a Class B has standing room and a bathroom. The space can comfortably fit 2-4 people. Most Class B RVs are designed like airplanes, in that every square inch is carefully planned for maximum efficiency and use. Where the Class B lacks space, it makes up for it with fuel economy and drivability, ranking at the top of its class in both. A Class B can reach 18-20 miles per gallon. Maneuverability and flexibility of where you can go in a Class B make it a very convenient travel solution. Because you are saving on space, storage, and gas, this makes a Class B RV an economical option for drivable RVs. A Class B RV is best suited for couples looking to go on an adventure. A Class B RV can be parked nearly anywhere, so it's easier to find campsites that fit a Class B and street parking. If you're going on an RV trip with multiple destinations, a Class B RV is a great choice. For anyone interested in RVing for the first time, renting a Class B RV is a great place to start.What's includedPots and pans, skillet, spatula, cooking spoon, chef’s knife. Bowls, mugs, and cups. Forks, knives, spoons. Coffee maker, toaster, microwave. Bottle/wine opener, can opener, sponge, paper towels, trash bags. Linens and towels, RV-safe toilet paper (2-4 rolls), toilet chemicals, hand soap, Bath towels, 2 camping chairs, patio mat. sewer hose, fresh water hose, water pressure regulator, 30/50 amp surge protector. First aid kit, fire extinguisher, smoke detector, carbon monoxide detector.
RecommendationsGrand Teton & Yellowstone Combo (7-10 Days): Start in Jackson, explore Grand Teton (Colter Bay RV Park), then drive north to Yellowstone. Wildlife & Photography Tour: Use the northern loop, staying in or near Mammoth Hot Springs and driving the Lamar Valley. Basecamp: Use West Yellowstone, MT for easy access to geysers and full-hookup private parks (e.g., Yellowstone Grizzly RV Park). Book Early: In-park campgrounds fill up instantly. Fishing Bridge RV Park is the only one with full hookups.
The primary difference between a Class B RV and a Camper Van is that a Class B has standing room and a bathroom. The space can comfortably fit 2-4 people. Most Class B RVs are designed like airplanes, in that every square inch is carefully planned for maximum efficiency and use. Where the Class B lacks space, it makes up for it with fuel economy and drivability, ranking at the top of its class in both. A Class B can reach 18-20 miles per gallon. Maneuverability and flexibility of where you can go in a Class B make it a very convenient travel solution. Because you are saving on space, storage, and gas, this makes a Class B RV an economical option for drivable RVs. A Class B RV is best suited for couples looking to go on an adventure. A Class B RV can be parked nearly anywhere, so it's easier to find campsites that fit a Class B and street parking. If you're going on an RV trip with multiple destinations, a Class B RV is a great choice. For anyone interested in RVing for the first time, renting a Class B RV is a great place to start.What's includedPots and pans, skillet, spatula, cooking spoon, chef’s knife. Bowls, mugs, and cups. Forks, knives, spoons. Coffee maker, toaster, microwave. Bottle/wine opener, can opener, sponge, paper towels, trash bags. Linens and towels, RV-safe toilet paper (2-4 rolls), toilet chemicals, hand soap, Bath towels, 2 camping chairs, patio mat. sewer hose, fresh water hose, water pressure regulator, 30/50 amp surge protector. First aid kit, fire extinguisher, smoke detector, carbon monoxide detector.
RecommendationsGrand Teton & Yellowstone Combo (7-10 Days): Start in Jackson, explore Grand Teton (Colter Bay RV Park), then drive north to Yellowstone. Wildlife & Photography Tour: Use the northern loop, staying in or near Mammoth Hot Springs and driving the Lamar Valley. Basecamp: Use West Yellowstone, MT for easy access to geysers and full-hookup private parks (e.g., Yellowstone Grizzly RV Park). Book Early: In-park campgrounds fill up instantly. Fishing Bridge RV Park is the only one with full hookups.
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Couples, start your Teton adventure instantly with free Jackson Hole delivery.
Just bring clothes; this luxury campervan is fully-stocked for effortless trips.
Enjoy easy driving, excellent fuel economy, and pet-friendly comfort anywhere.
Embark on a worry-free adventure in this brand-new, easy-to-drive campervan.
2024 Thor Scope
Length
17 ft
17 ft
Transmission
Automatic
Automatic
Fuel Type
Gasoline
Gasoline
Gross Weight
8,550 lbs
8,550 lbs
Sleeps
2
2
Seatbelts
5
5
Sleeping arrangements
Full bed
1
1
Outdoor Odessey
Dates
Features
2024 Thor Scope
- Sleeps 2
- 5 seatbelts
- Fuel type: Gas
- Automatic transmission
- Gross weight: 8,550 lbs
- Sleeps 2
- 5 seatbelts
- Fuel type: Gas
- Automatic transmission
- Gross weight: 8,550 lbs
Amenities
- Toilet
- Inside shower
- Outside shower
- Bath towels
- Bathroom sink
- Toilet paper
- Toiletries
- Hot water
- Toilet
- Inside shower
- Outside shower
- Bath towels
- Bathroom sink
- Toilet paper
- Toiletries
- Hot water
Nearby places to stay
Wilson, WY • Exact location provided after booking
1. The Park at Swan Valley
Swan Valley, ID • 20 miles away
2. HAPI Trails Ranch
Driggs, ID • 17 miles away
3. Aspen Grove Inn at Heise Bridge
Rigby, ID • 42 miles away
4. Jolley Camper RV and Cottages
Ashton, ID • 49 miles away
5. Sugar City RV Park
Sugar City, ID • 51 miles away
Availability and RV fit not guaranteed. Please verify directly with campgrounds before booking.
Wilson, WY • Exact location provided after booking
Rules and policies
• • Attention Winter Campers: Before Booking, Please Note That This VAN IS NOT Made FOR Winter Weather AND Cannot BE Used FOR off -road or snowy conditions. Please USE IT in designated camping areas.
• Please USE IT in designated camping areas.
Driving on unapproved roads will result in the forfeiture of your entire deposit.
• Training: When you pick up the RV, we will complete a pre-rental orientation of the RV that will take about 1/2 hour, depending on any prior experience you have with a recreational vehicle (RV). It takes time to do a thorough and complete walkthrough, so please plan accordingly.
• • Awnings: We DO allow the usage of the exterior awning but advise using caution! This is for your own protection as well because they are NOT COVERED by insurance and they are very expensive to repair or replace if damaged. Damage to awnings, including damage while driving, any acts of nature, or negligence, are 100% your responsibility and will exceed your security/damage deposit amount. Use common sense as WINDY CONDITIONS WILL damage the awning.
• Dogs: You MUST request & get owner approval before allowing a dog in the RV. Owner reserves the right to accept or decline any dog, for any reason. Dogs are not allowed on any upholstered area due to the soft material and the risk of stains, smells or other damage.
• • Attention Winter Campers: Before Booking, Please Note That This VAN IS NOT Made FOR Winter Weather AND Cannot BE Used FOR off -road or snowy conditions. Please USE IT in designated camping areas.
• Please USE IT in designated camping areas.
Driving on unapproved roads will result in the forfeiture of your entire deposit.
• Training: When you pick up the RV, we will complete a pre-rental orientation of the RV that will take about 1/2 hour, depending on any prior experience you have with a recreational vehicle (RV). It takes time to do a thorough and complete walkthrough, so please plan accordingly.
• • Awnings: We DO allow the usage of the exterior awning but advise using caution! This is for your own protection as well because they are NOT COVERED by insurance and they are very expensive to repair or replace if damaged. Damage to awnings, including damage while driving, any acts of nature, or negligence, are 100% your responsibility and will exceed your security/damage deposit amount. Use common sense as WINDY CONDITIONS WILL damage the awning.
• Dogs: You MUST request & get owner approval before allowing a dog in the RV. Owner reserves the right to accept or decline any dog, for any reason. Dogs are not allowed on any upholstered area due to the soft material and the risk of stains, smells or other damage.
- Pet friendly
- No music festivals
- No tailgating
- No smoking
- Mileage: 100 free miles / day
- 4 generator hours / day
Cancellation: Flexible
Meet your host, Peter
Member since 2024
I have years of history and a passion for the outdoors across Minnesota, California, and Wyoming that span diverse landscapes—from serene Midwestern lakes to California beach sunsets, dramatic Sierra Nevada peaks and the rugged, wild mountains of the Tetons. This journey often involves hiking, backpacking, fishing and wildlife spotting in iconic spots like Yellowstone, reflecting a deep connection to nature and a love for adventure in the American West.
I have years of history and a passion for the outdoors across Minnesota, California, and Wyoming that span diverse landscapes—from serene Midwestern lakes to California beach sunsets, dramatic Sierra Nevada peaks and the rugged, wild mountains of the Tetons. This journey often involves hiking, backpacking, fishing and wildlife spotting in iconic spots like Yellowstone, reflecting a deep connection to nature and a love for adventure in the American West.
