Pickup steps, setup videos, camper guides and the return checklist. Save this page to your home screen before you lose signal.
Plan on about 45 minutes at pickup. Most of it is the walkthrough, and you'll leave knowing every system on the truck.
Clothes, food, toiletries. Bedding, kitchen and camp gear are already on board.
Bring your driver's license and proof of insurance. We'll check them and hand over the keys.
About 30 minutes on the camper, kitchen, power, water and recovery gear.
We take condition photos together and note the fuel level.
Load your stuff and go. Text us any time with questions.
Short videos shot on Aspen. Download them before you leave so they work without cell service.
Videos are being filmed now. Until then, Brian walks you through every system at pickup.
Park on level ground first. Use the leveling blocks if you're on a slope, then work through these four steps.
Unlatch the front and rear clamps, then push the roof up from the rear. The gas struts take it the rest of the way.

Lower the sleeping platform to turn the standing area into a queen bed. The mattress and bedding stay made up.

Unzip the mesh windows for airflow. Keep at least one cracked overnight to cut down on condensation.

Raise the platform, zip the windows, tuck the fabric in and pull the roof down evenly. Latch front and rear before driving.

The short version of the rental agreement. If you're not sure about something, text us before you do it.
Included with every night. Your total is shared across the whole trip.
Return with the same fuel level you picked up with.
Forest roads and maintained gravel are fine. No rock crawling or technical trails.
The Howl propane pit is often allowed in Stage 1. Always confirm with local rangers.
Pack out trash, camp on durable ground and leave sites better than you found them.
No smoking or vaping in the truck or camper.
Running late? Text us before 2 PM so we can plan the next handoff.
Call 911 first for any emergency. Then call us, day or night, during your trip.