The Weekend Escape — 2020 Jayco Jay Flight, Family-Sized & Tow-Friendly
The Weekend Escape — 2020 Jayco Jay Flight, Family-Sized & Tow-Friendly
5.0
Excellent
2 reviews
Offers delivery
Pet friendly
21+
Sleeps 5
Welcome to your home away from home. This 2020 Jayco Jay Flight hits the sweet spot: roomy enough for the whole family, compact enough to squeeze into that perfect lakeside spot, that quiet forest pull-off, or your favorite state park loop. No white-knuckle towing, no oversized-rig anxiety — just pack up and go.Inside, you'll find everything you need to actually relax. The kitchen is fully equipped with a two-burner stove, microwave, fridge, and a deep sink with plenty of counter space for prepping s'mores fixings or a real sit-down dinner. The dinette folds into extra sleeping space, the bathroom has a full tub-shower (a rarity in this size!), and the rear bunkhouse means the kids get their own little fort while the grown-ups enjoy a private queen up front with its own TV.A few touches that make it feel like home rather than a rental: Bluetooth stereo with indoor/outdoor zones so you can pipe tunes to the campsite, a stocked cabinet of board games and travel-friendly activities for rainy afternoons, fresh linens and towels, real wine glasses (because vacation), and a well-organized pantry with the cookware you'll actually want to use. AC for hot afternoons, furnace for chilly mountain nights — all four seasons handled.Whether it's an easy first night at Mueller State Park, a long weekend chasing the sand dunes, or a full week in Moab or the Tetons, this trailer is light enough for most mid-size SUVs to tow comfortably — without sticker shock at the gas pump.What's includedSleeps: Up to 5 — queen bed, bunkhouse (2 bunks), convertible dinette
Kitchen: Stove, microwave, fridge/freezer, sink, full cookware
Bath: Tub/shower, toilet, vanity, skylight
Tech: Bluetooth stereo, TV, AC, furnace, exterior speakers
Bonus: Board games, string lights, towels & bedding includedRecommendationsTrip ideas: Mueller State Park (under an hour) is perfect for a first night out. Head to Eleven Mile for stargazing, Great Sand Dunes for a surreal weekend, or Rocky Mountain National Park for the classic Colorado experience. Feeling adventurous? This trailer is light enough to tow comfortably to Moab, Mesa Verde, or even the Tetons without crushing your gas budget. Easy in, easy out — wherever you want to roam.Other things to noteNo smoking or vaping inside — outside is fine.
Pets welcome! Excessive hair or mud (looking at you, big dogs) may incur a $50 cleaning fee.
Keep the black tank valve closed at campsites, even with sewer hookup — leaving it open dries out solids and causes clogs. Best to keep at least 1/4 tank to prevent the dreaded poop pyramid!
RV-safe TP only.
Dump tanks before return, or let us know and we'll handle it.
Kitchen: Stove, microwave, fridge/freezer, sink, full cookware
Bath: Tub/shower, toilet, vanity, skylight
Tech: Bluetooth stereo, TV, AC, furnace, exterior speakers
Bonus: Board games, string lights, towels & bedding includedRecommendationsTrip ideas: Mueller State Park (under an hour) is perfect for a first night out. Head to Eleven Mile for stargazing, Great Sand Dunes for a surreal weekend, or Rocky Mountain National Park for the classic Colorado experience. Feeling adventurous? This trailer is light enough to tow comfortably to Moab, Mesa Verde, or even the Tetons without crushing your gas budget. Easy in, easy out — wherever you want to roam.Other things to noteNo smoking or vaping inside — outside is fine.
Pets welcome! Excessive hair or mud (looking at you, big dogs) may incur a $50 cleaning fee.
Keep the black tank valve closed at campsites, even with sewer hookup — leaving it open dries out solids and causes clogs. Best to keep at least 1/4 tank to prevent the dreaded poop pyramid!
RV-safe TP only.
Dump tanks before return, or let us know and we'll handle it.
Welcome to your home away from home. This 2020 Jayco Jay Flight hits the sweet spot: roomy enough for the whole family, compact enough to squeeze into that perfect lakeside spot, that quiet forest pull-off, or your favorite state park loop. No white-knuckle towing, no oversized-rig anxiety — just pack up and go.Inside, you'll find everything you need to actually relax. The kitchen is fully equipped with a two-burner stove, microwave, fridge, and a deep sink with plenty of counter space for prepping s'mores fixings or a real sit-down dinner. The dinette folds into extra sleeping space, the bathroom has a full tub-shower (a rarity in this size!), and the rear bunkhouse means the kids get their own little fort while the grown-ups enjoy a private queen up front with its own TV.A few touches that make it feel like home rather than a rental: Bluetooth stereo with indoor/outdoor zones so you can pipe tunes to the campsite, a stocked cabinet of board games and travel-friendly activities for rainy afternoons, fresh linens and towels, real wine glasses (because vacation), and a well-organized pantry with the cookware you'll actually want to use. AC for hot afternoons, furnace for chilly mountain nights — all four seasons handled.Whether it's an easy first night at Mueller State Park, a long weekend chasing the sand dunes, or a full week in Moab or the Tetons, this trailer is light enough for most mid-size SUVs to tow comfortably — without sticker shock at the gas pump.What's includedSleeps: Up to 5 — queen bed, bunkhouse (2 bunks), convertible dinette
Kitchen: Stove, microwave, fridge/freezer, sink, full cookware
Bath: Tub/shower, toilet, vanity, skylight
Tech: Bluetooth stereo, TV, AC, furnace, exterior speakers
Bonus: Board games, string lights, towels & bedding includedRecommendationsTrip ideas: Mueller State Park (under an hour) is perfect for a first night out. Head to Eleven Mile for stargazing, Great Sand Dunes for a surreal weekend, or Rocky Mountain National Park for the classic Colorado experience. Feeling adventurous? This trailer is light enough to tow comfortably to Moab, Mesa Verde, or even the Tetons without crushing your gas budget. Easy in, easy out — wherever you want to roam.Other things to noteNo smoking or vaping inside — outside is fine.
Pets welcome! Excessive hair or mud (looking at you, big dogs) may incur a $50 cleaning fee.
Keep the black tank valve closed at campsites, even with sewer hookup — leaving it open dries out solids and causes clogs. Best to keep at least 1/4 tank to prevent the dreaded poop pyramid!
RV-safe TP only.
Dump tanks before return, or let us know and we'll handle it.
Kitchen: Stove, microwave, fridge/freezer, sink, full cookware
Bath: Tub/shower, toilet, vanity, skylight
Tech: Bluetooth stereo, TV, AC, furnace, exterior speakers
Bonus: Board games, string lights, towels & bedding includedRecommendationsTrip ideas: Mueller State Park (under an hour) is perfect for a first night out. Head to Eleven Mile for stargazing, Great Sand Dunes for a surreal weekend, or Rocky Mountain National Park for the classic Colorado experience. Feeling adventurous? This trailer is light enough to tow comfortably to Moab, Mesa Verde, or even the Tetons without crushing your gas budget. Easy in, easy out — wherever you want to roam.Other things to noteNo smoking or vaping inside — outside is fine.
Pets welcome! Excessive hair or mud (looking at you, big dogs) may incur a $50 cleaning fee.
Keep the black tank valve closed at campsites, even with sewer hookup — leaving it open dries out solids and causes clogs. Best to keep at least 1/4 tank to prevent the dreaded poop pyramid!
RV-safe TP only.
Dump tanks before return, or let us know and we'll handle it.
Quick summary
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Enjoy effortless family adventures in this tow-friendly, spacious RV.
Kids will love their bunk fort, while parents appreciate the rare full tub.
Just bring your food; all linens, kitchenware, and fun games are provided.
Experience all-season comfort and pet-friendly fun for a perfect family escape.
2020 Jayco Jay Flight SLX Baja Edition
Length
21 ft
21 ft
Gross Weight
3,500 lbs
3,500 lbs
Hitch Weight
350 lbs
350 lbs
Connector
7pin
7pin
Receiver
Provided
Provided
Brake Controller
Provided
Provided
Sleeping arrangements
4 beds
Queen bed
1
1
Twin beds
2
2
Dinnette conversion
1
1
The Weekend Escape — 2020 Jayco Jay Flight, Family-Sized & Tow-Friendly
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Jay D.
July 2026
5.0We really enjoyed our camping trip with the travel trailer. Bryan was very easy to work with and very accommodating. The trailer was very well appointed with items to make the trip enjoyable and that made the usage of the camper very easy. I would definitely rent with Bryan again!
We really enjoyed our camping trip with the travel trailer. Bryan was very easy to work with and very accommodating. The trailer was very well appointed with items to make the trip enjoyable and that made the usage of the camper very easy. I would definitely rent with Bryan again!
Nick K.
June 2026
5.0Bryan is very good to work with. He is very accommodating, answer any questions you have, and willing to work with your schedule. I would rent from him again.
Bryan is very good to work with. He is very accommodating, answer any questions you have, and willing to work with your schedule. I would rent from him again.
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Features
2020 Jayco Jay Flight SLX Baja Edition
- Sleeps 5
- Gross weight: 3,500 lbs
- Hitch weight: 350 lbs
- Sleeps 5
- Gross weight: 3,500 lbs
- Hitch weight: 350 lbs
Amenities
- Linens included
- Toilet
- Inside Shower
- Toilet paper
- Toiletries
- Hot water
- Water hookup
- Electric hookup (30 Amps)
- Sewer hookup
- Linens included
- Toilet
- Inside Shower
- Toilet paper
- Toiletries
- Hot water
- Water hookup
- Electric hookup (30 Amps)
- Sewer hookup
Location
Colorado Springs, CO • Exact location provided after booking
Colorado Springs, CO • Exact location provided after booking
Rules and policies
A few guidelines to keep everyone safe and the trailer in great shape for the next adventure:
Before you tow
- Confirm your tow vehicle's capacity meets or exceeds the trailer's loaded weight, and that you have a properly rated hitch, ball, and sway control.
- Double-check that the hitch is fully locked, safety chains are crossed, the breakaway cable is attached, and all lights (brake, turn, running) are working before pulling away.
- Walk around the trailer one final time: stabilizers up, steps in, doors locked, vents closed, awning secured, propane off, and all cabinets and the fridge latched.
On the road
- Keep speeds at or below 65 mph — slower in wind, rain, or steep grades. The trailer tows best between 55–65.
- Leave extra following distance. Braking and stopping take significantly longer with a trailer behind you.
- Take wide turns. Trailers track inside your tow vehicle's path, so swing out further than feels natural.
- Use lower gears on long descents to save your brakes — don't ride them down the pass.
No passengers, no pets, and no riders inside the trailer while it's moving. Ever.
At the campsite
- Level side-to-side first using leveling blocks, then chock the wheels before unhitching.
Lower stabilizers only after the trailer is level — they're for stability, not lifting.
- Connect shore power, water, and sewer in that order; reverse when leaving. Spray the inside of the sewer hose clean as you ravel it back up.
- Use a water pressure regulator on city water hookups (one is included).
General care
- No smoking or vaping inside.
- Open the top vent during showers and run the range fan while cooking to manage moisture and fumes.
- Don't overload outlets or run the AC and microwave simultaneously on 30-amp service.
- Report any issues right away — small problems are easy fixes; ignored ones aren't.
Drive safe, take your time, and enjoy the ride. Half the fun is getting there.
A few guidelines to keep everyone safe and the trailer in great shape for the next adventure:
Before you tow
- Confirm your tow vehicle's capacity meets or exceeds the trailer's loaded weight, and that you have a properly rated hitch, ball, and sway control.
- Double-check that the hitch is fully locked, safety chains are crossed, the breakaway cable is attached, and all lights (brake, turn, running) are working before pulling away.
- Walk around the trailer one final time: stabilizers up, steps in, doors locked, vents closed, awning secured, propane off, and all cabinets and the fridge latched.
On the road
- Keep speeds at or below 65 mph — slower in wind, rain, or steep grades. The trailer tows best between 55–65.
- Leave extra following distance. Braking and stopping take significantly longer with a trailer behind you.
- Take wide turns. Trailers track inside your tow vehicle's path, so swing out further than feels natural.
- Use lower gears on long descents to save your brakes — don't ride them down the pass.
No passengers, no pets, and no riders inside the trailer while it's moving. Ever.
At the campsite
- Level side-to-side first using leveling blocks, then chock the wheels before unhitching.
Lower stabilizers only after the trailer is level — they're for stability, not lifting.
- Connect shore power, water, and sewer in that order; reverse when leaving. Spray the inside of the sewer hose clean as you ravel it back up.
- Use a water pressure regulator on city water hookups (one is included).
General care
- No smoking or vaping inside.
- Open the top vent during showers and run the range fan while cooking to manage moisture and fumes.
- Don't overload outlets or run the AC and microwave simultaneously on 30-amp service.
- Report any issues right away — small problems are easy fixes; ignored ones aren't.
Drive safe, take your time, and enjoy the ride. Half the fun is getting there.
- 11 am start time
3 pm end time - Pet friendly
- Music festival friendly
- Tailgating friendly
- No smoking
- Mileage: 200 free miles / day
- No generator
Cancellation: Flexible
Meet your host, Bryan
Member since 2026
