2014 Coachmen Freelander
2 guests
Sleeps 6
24 ft. long
Pet friendly
Offers delivery
2014 Coachmen Freelander 22QB
*Change for the 2025 summer season* Due to increased demand for our RV, we have changed our rates and availability. Our new minimum rental will be 14 days, but we have reduced our daily rate by $50. We found that we weren't able to use our RV as much as we wanted, so we are hoping to find someone who wants to spend a couple weeks touring the state, and have that be our only rental of the summer. Once that rental is booked, we will be removing the listing from Outdoorsy for the rest of the summer, so first come, first serve!!!24' Class C perfect for cruising around Alaska with your family. Shorter wheelbase makes maneuvering around a snap and back up camera helps navigate smaller campsites without worrying about backing into a tree. Camper sleeps 2 comfortably in the queen bed as well as space for four more on the overhead bunk and the conversion dinette. Tons of space for coolers and fishing gear in the pass through compartment, and new tires in 2019. This ride has a great heater, shower, and toilet to make roughing it that much easier. Small flatscreen TV with DVD player can help pass the time in the rare event that the kids need a break from getting too much sunshine, and the passenger side awning keeps raindrops away while allowing you to stay outside without getting soaked. What's includedBlankets, sheets, camping chairs, starter firewood supply, full complement of utensils and cooking needs for both inside with the propane stove and outside Blackstone griddle. Don't see something you want? Just ask us and we can try to make it happen...
RecommendationsQuartz Creek, Trail Lakes, Seward, Kenai, and Homer are all on our list of relatively close destinations we enjoy. With the short wheel base and new tires, the Denali Highway is another good destination. Other things to noteWe are always available by phone, email, or text. If you have any problems or questions about the RV, please call us for guidance rather than trying to solve them yourself. A general rule of thumb is that a couple travelers can dump the blackwater (poop) tank every three days, larger families may need to dump every day. It may be a bit confusing, but it's really not a complicated process and we are happy to walk you through it so you get the hang of it. The grey water (soapy water from the shower and sinks) tank is 28 gallons and the blackwater is 22 gallons, so they can fill up pretty quick. Frequently emptying them will make your vacation much more pleasurable and avoid a pretty hefty cleaning fee on the back end of it.We have dogs and realize that they're part of the family, so if you have a dog please be considerate so we don't have to change the rules for future campers. Control what you can...try to keep dogs that love to swim out of the RV until they're relatively dry, and clean up after them both inside the RV and in outside around the campgrounds.
RecommendationsQuartz Creek, Trail Lakes, Seward, Kenai, and Homer are all on our list of relatively close destinations we enjoy. With the short wheel base and new tires, the Denali Highway is another good destination. Other things to noteWe are always available by phone, email, or text. If you have any problems or questions about the RV, please call us for guidance rather than trying to solve them yourself. A general rule of thumb is that a couple travelers can dump the blackwater (poop) tank every three days, larger families may need to dump every day. It may be a bit confusing, but it's really not a complicated process and we are happy to walk you through it so you get the hang of it. The grey water (soapy water from the shower and sinks) tank is 28 gallons and the blackwater is 22 gallons, so they can fill up pretty quick. Frequently emptying them will make your vacation much more pleasurable and avoid a pretty hefty cleaning fee on the back end of it.We have dogs and realize that they're part of the family, so if you have a dog please be considerate so we don't have to change the rules for future campers. Control what you can...try to keep dogs that love to swim out of the RV until they're relatively dry, and clean up after them both inside the RV and in outside around the campgrounds.
*Change for the 2025 summer season* Due to increased demand for our RV, we have changed our rates and availability. Our new minimum rental will be 14 days, but we have reduced our daily rate by $50. We found that we weren't able to use our RV as much as we wanted, so we are hoping to find someone who wants to spend a couple weeks touring the state, and have that be our only rental of the summer. Once that rental is booked, we will be removing the listing from Outdoorsy for the rest of the summer, so first come, first serve!!!24' Class C perfect for cruising around Alaska with your family. Shorter wheelbase makes maneuvering around a snap and back up camera helps navigate smaller campsites without worrying about backing into a tree. Camper sleeps 2 comfortably in the queen bed as well as space for four more on the overhead bunk and the conversion dinette. Tons of space for coolers and fishing gear in the pass through compartment, and new tires in 2019. This ride has a great heater, shower, and toilet to make roughing it that much easier. Small flatscreen TV with DVD player can help pass the time in the rare event that the kids need a break from getting too much sunshine, and the passenger side awning keeps raindrops away while allowing you to stay outside without getting soaked. What's includedBlankets, sheets, camping chairs, starter firewood supply, full complement of utensils and cooking needs for both inside with the propane stove and outside Blackstone griddle. Don't see something you want? Just ask us and we can try to make it happen...
RecommendationsQuartz Creek, Trail Lakes, Seward, Kenai, and Homer are all on our list of relatively close destinations we enjoy. With the short wheel base and new tires, the Denali Highway is another good destination. Other things to noteWe are always available by phone, email, or text. If you have any problems or questions about the RV, please call us for guidance rather than trying to solve them yourself. A general rule of thumb is that a couple travelers can dump the blackwater (poop) tank every three days, larger families may need to dump every day. It may be a bit confusing, but it's really not a complicated process and we are happy to walk you through it so you get the hang of it. The grey water (soapy water from the shower and sinks) tank is 28 gallons and the blackwater is 22 gallons, so they can fill up pretty quick. Frequently emptying them will make your vacation much more pleasurable and avoid a pretty hefty cleaning fee on the back end of it.We have dogs and realize that they're part of the family, so if you have a dog please be considerate so we don't have to change the rules for future campers. Control what you can...try to keep dogs that love to swim out of the RV until they're relatively dry, and clean up after them both inside the RV and in outside around the campgrounds.
RecommendationsQuartz Creek, Trail Lakes, Seward, Kenai, and Homer are all on our list of relatively close destinations we enjoy. With the short wheel base and new tires, the Denali Highway is another good destination. Other things to noteWe are always available by phone, email, or text. If you have any problems or questions about the RV, please call us for guidance rather than trying to solve them yourself. A general rule of thumb is that a couple travelers can dump the blackwater (poop) tank every three days, larger families may need to dump every day. It may be a bit confusing, but it's really not a complicated process and we are happy to walk you through it so you get the hang of it. The grey water (soapy water from the shower and sinks) tank is 28 gallons and the blackwater is 22 gallons, so they can fill up pretty quick. Frequently emptying them will make your vacation much more pleasurable and avoid a pretty hefty cleaning fee on the back end of it.We have dogs and realize that they're part of the family, so if you have a dog please be considerate so we don't have to change the rules for future campers. Control what you can...try to keep dogs that love to swim out of the RV until they're relatively dry, and clean up after them both inside the RV and in outside around the campgrounds.
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Features
2014 Coachmen Freelander 22QB
- Sleeps 6
- 2 seatbelts
- Fresh water: 30 gal
- Fuel type: Gas
- Automatic transmission
- Gray water: 30 gal
- Sleeps 6
- 2 seatbelts
- Fresh water: 30 gal
- Fuel type: Gas
- Automatic transmission
- Gray water: 30 gal
Amenities
- Toilet
- Inside Shower
- Generator
- TV/DVD
- Audio Inputs
- Radio
- CD Player
- Stove
- Toilet
- Inside Shower
- Generator
- TV/DVD
- Audio Inputs
- Radio
- CD Player
- Stove
Rules and policies
- Pet friendly
- Tailgating friendly
- No music festivals
- No smoking
- Mileage: 100 free miles / day
- Unlimited generator hours
24/7 roadside assistance
Learn more about Roadside AssistanceRoadside assistance on every rental, plus help planning your trip or operating the RV.
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Dump fee
If we have to dump it there will be an extra charge
NZ$169.00
/each
Excessive cleaning
Excessive cleaning or odor removal fee
NZ$422.50
/each
Dump fee
If we have to dump it there will be an extra charge
NZ$169.00
/each
Excessive cleaning
Excessive cleaning or odor removal fee
NZ$422.50
/each
Availability and rates
There’s a 14 night minimum stay
Fees
- Security deposit: NZ$1,267.50 (refundable)
- Prep fee: NZ$126.75. This fee will cover preparing and sanitizing the unit prior to each rental.
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Andrew B.
August 20235
Perfect for our camping trip with 5 family members. The hosts were very responsive and pickup/dropoff couldn't have been easier. Definitely recommend!
Tracy L.
August 20225
We had a great experience. I would highly recommend renting this RV. It ran great. Megan and Eric were very responsive and checked in with us to see if we needed anything. There were plenty of extras in the RV… dishes, silverware, wood etc. that you wouldn’t get from renting with one of big companies like cruise America. It was definitely one of the funnest trips we had. Thanks again.
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Ginger J.
September 20215
My fiancé and I enjoyed our trip in Alaska with Megan’s RV. The RV is very easy to drive around and has sufficient space. Megan and her husband are very patient to provide us orientation about the RV. Very informative and responsive when we had questions and offered a lot of useful information for us to explore as local. They loaded the RV with all essentials ( warm blankets, chairs, grill, gas, cooler and a lot more other stuff) for us to have an authentic RV trip! Enjoyed my experience!
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Becca E.
August 20215
Jaideep G.
July 20215
Megan and Eric were absolutely awesome throughout our renting experience. Right from the start they were super helpful, guiding recommending and being extremely responsive on all our questions. Once we picked up the RV they made sure it was fully prepared for 4 adults, 2 kids and were extremely thoughtful not only on what we would need through the trip (extra bedding, blankets and more) but guided us to recommendations through our journey and made it feel as if they were renting it to their own family.
The RV was awesome, super easy to drive and extremely well stocked, maintained and was perfect for our even a family of 6 (4 adults, 2 kids). Eric also made sure we had the RV tools and goodies we needed in case we were in different camping setup (brand new fire pit, grill etc which was above and beyond).
I would highly recommend renting this as Eric/Megan makes the process seamless and RV is a treat to drive and is size friendly for some of the Denali's park campgrounds too.
Even when we returned the RV we had late flights and Eric/Megan accommodated our requests above and beyond any other owner would do and we are so so thankful to the whole experience and they made us feel part of the family more so than anything else. If anyone is looking for a seamless and friendly RV renting experience Eric/Megan's RV and hospitality is second to none !!
The RV was awesome, super easy to drive and extremely well stocked, maintained and was perfect for our even a family of 6 (4 adults, 2 kids). Eric also made sure we had the RV tools and goodies we needed in case we were in different camping setup (brand new fire pit, grill etc which was above and beyond).
I would highly recommend renting this as Eric/Megan makes the process seamless and RV is a treat to drive and is size friendly for some of the Denali's park campgrounds too.
Even when we returned the RV we had late flights and Eric/Megan accommodated our requests above and beyond any other owner would do and we are so so thankful to the whole experience and they made us feel part of the family more so than anything else. If anyone is looking for a seamless and friendly RV renting experience Eric/Megan's RV and hospitality is second to none !!
11 Photos submitted by Jaideep G.
Keith W.
June 20215
Amazing camper! Loved using their camper and the they really made us feel like this camper was ours!
Have a question?Get answers directly from the host
Q.What flexibility is available for picking up and dropping off the RV?
A.
We will work with our renters to find a pickup/drop off that is convenient, but cannot guarantee that we will be available as our work schedules change. The location listed on Outdoorsy is approximately 10 minutes from the Anchorage International Airport in midtown Anchorage. There is a $100 minimum delivery fee.
Q.How do we connect to a water supply?
A.
If you are in a campground that has a water supply line, connect the provided wye valve to the outlet. Then connect the in-line filter to that, then the blue marine/RV supply hose. Take the outlet end of the supply hose and attach it to the intake labeled "city water." Turn the supply on, and you are all set. When you are connected to this, you don't need to use the water pump as the city water will bypass it on demand.
Q.How do we fill the freshwater tank?
A.
To fill the freshwater tank, use the same blue hose described above to attach to the other inlet on the side of the rig. The tank is 50 gallons, and you should only open the water supply spigot or valve about halfway. There's an overflow relief under the RV, so when water starts leaking onto the ground, just turn the water off at the spigot and detach the hose. Your tank should be full, and you can check on the indicator lighting display found on the left side of the stairs at the main door.
Q.How do we empty the waste water tanks?
A.
There is a tank drain hose hidden in the rear bumper. Using gloves provided, twist the drain cap off the tank outlet and twist the drain hose on. After the other end is placed into the dumpsite receptacle, pull the black tank drain handle (the one on the left). After all the waste is done flowing, push the handle back in. Next, pull the grey water handle (on the right). The grey water will help push any remaining waste down the hose and into the dumpsite tank. PLEASE CALL US FOR HELP
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