2018 K-Z M181RK Travel Trailer RV for Rent in Plumas Lake, California

BRAND SPANKING NEW!!!! 2018 K-Z ESCAPE MINI 181RK Ask about our military discount! This super light camper has so much room! The slide out gives you even more room! It comfortably sleeps four people. The kitchen is big with a huge window that looks out the back of the camper. It has a queen size bed and a dinette that converts to a bed. This camper has a ton of storage space. The Escape Mini has the following features. - 10’ Electric Awning with LED lights underneath - Bluetooth stereo system - AM/FM Radio - Indoor and Outdoor Speakers - HD TV Antenna - Extra Outdoor Shower - Convection Oven/Microwave - 2-Burner Stove - Air Conditioner - Heater - Queen Bed - Dinette that converts to bed - Electric Jack - Slideout - 30 Gallon Freshwater Tank - 30 Gallon Blackwater Tank - 32 Gallon Graywater Tank This camper comes equipped with the following items. - Pots, pans, and other basic cooking utensils - Marshmallow Roasting Sticks - 32 inch HDTV - Leveling blocks/boards - Wheel Chocks - Toilet Paper - Septic System Treatment Renter must provide their own linens. Travel trailer must be clean upon return. Black water and gray water must be empty and clean upon return. One propane tank is included which may or may not be full. The renter is responsible for filling/exchanging the tank as needed. There is no requirement to return it full. Pick-up and drop-off windows are between 1:00pm and 3:00 pm. Failure to pick-up or drop-off within the window may result in a fee. Tow vehicle must have a 5,000 lb towing capacity or 3,500 lb towing capacity with a weight distribution hitch and sway bar. Weight distribution hitch and sway bar are available to rent. The RV requires a 2” ball and 7-pin connection or adapter for the trailer lights. California state law requires the tow vehicle to have a brake controller. Please answer these questions in order to expedite the approval process: 1. Where are you going? 2. Who with (# of travelers)? 3. What vehicle will you be using to tow? 4. Do you have a trailer brake controller? 5. Do you have a 7-pin connection for trailer lights? 6. What type of hook-ups will your campsite have (water, sewer, electricity including amps)? 7. What kind of experience do you have with travel trailers? 8. Do you (or your driver) have a valid U.S. drivers license? Sorry, no dry camping is allowed.