Reconnect in this cozy camper that can travel deep into the wilderness of the Arkansas River Valley. As a host with your outdoor interests in mind, I'll recommend an area for dispersed camping that's picturesque and near hiking, biking, rafting, hot springs or grand views. Bring your travel bags, food / drinks and we supply the rest to a memorably rustic and hassle-free stay in the woods. I'm located in Salida and happy to haul the camper within 20 mins of city center. This is a 17 foot travel trailer. There's a full size bed, with memory foam topper in the front, and a dinette that collapses into a second full size bed in the back. There's a small galley complete with sink, microwave, stove, basic spices, pots, cups and silverware. Linda graciously features a toilet and hot shower all for you. You will likely need a vehicle to get to and from where ever we choose to camp during your stay. If you would prefer to stay at a traditional RV park or campsite, i'm happy to haul the camper there for you if you have confirmed reservations. Ideally this is within 20 minutes of Salida; if further delivery fees will apply. Feel free to shoot me a message or text anytime. The address listed is my condo with an HOA that doesn't allow campers. The camper will be brought to a local campground of your choosing (booked by you) or will be delivered to an amazing dispersed site based on your preferences, interests, or activities by me. I assume all risk of driving with a trailer and hassle of setting up. My range is within 20 minutes of Salida city center. Dispersed sites are subject to first come first serve and seasonality. The advantage is I'm a local who knows all the best places to camp based on your interests and seasonal availability. Please message me to explain your needs. I'm excited to be your host :) You will need a vehicle, but bring your bikes, boats, boots and ambitions. There is so much to see and do in the Arkansas River Valley. Capacities: Water: There's 26 gallons of fresh water on board to supply kitchen sink, shower, & toilet. 9 gallons of black water capacity (sewer) and 15 gallons of gray capacity (sink and shower). If the shower and sink are used conservatively, it can keep two people in the woods comfortably for a week without needing to empty the tanks. Battery: The camper is equipped with a 200w Renogy Solar system. Every minute the sun shines it's trickle charging. So running the heater on cold nights, or lights to keep your crew up late into the night playing cards is no issue. Do conserve though. The battery is neither massive nor high tech. Propane: There's 40 lbs of propane on-board. Which is plenty for cooking, showers, and heat for a couple weeks. Use it sparingly and you'll have plenty.