Manufactured for towing by motorcycles (265 lbs), nearly any car – like our Prius - can tow and drive it easily.The trailer is in “pre-owned” condition. The trailer & equipment & all add-ons must be returned cleaned & in working order. Your check out process includes a check to see it is as when rented.This trailer is a "basic" stay for 1 or 2 average size adults - no frills but all that you might need.An appointment must be made for pickup and return. A late fee of $25 per hour will be charged if the appointment time is not met. You must have your own towing equipment and know how to use it or have us deliver it for a fee.Questions? Contact us.Trailer specs: Base Weight - 265 lbs/121 kg; Trailer Size - 54" x 66" closed, 11’ x 54” opened; Double Bed Size – 52"(132 cm) x 81"(206 cm); Hitch – 1 7/8” ball (may be rentable from 3rd party) that you will need to have on your vehicle when you pick up the trailer, unless we are delivering the trailer to your destination; Wiring – flat 4 wire; Head Room – 6’ 4"; Tongue Weight – 17 lbs; Length of Trailer open – 11’.You will need to agree to our rules and guidelines - all in a document we can provide before you book.What's includedWe provide the trailer, the original trailer mattress, a gel foam topper (both enclosed in protective covers, and 2 pillows. There are also 2 folding cloth "boxes" to hold personals/clothes under the bed. Either an electric blanket or down comforter or small space heater. RecommendationsThis is a soft sided clam shell type pop up, heated only by a space heater and/or electric blanket. Therefore, we recommend setting up the camper in a garage or other covered/enclosed building. The space heater will keep the camper warm enough but if you breathe (and we hope you do) condensation will form. The space heater will help maintain a low but constant temperature outside the camper which should make the electric blanket inside the camper enough warmth. We use the floor space beside the full bed to set up our porta-potty. Other things to noteAdd-ons, with an additional charge, include a porta potty, bed linens, solar lanterns, water storage, space heater, electric blanket, down comforter, etc. We also have more travel items such as a camp "kitchen", tabletop items, trailer awnings, and more....
Manufactured for towing by motorcycles (265 lbs), nearly any car – like our Prius - can tow and drive it easily.The trailer is in “pre-owned” condition. The trailer & equipment & all add-ons must be returned cleaned & in working order. Your check out process includes a check to see it is as when rented.This trailer is a "basic" stay for 1 or 2 average size adults - no frills but all that you might need.An appointment must be made for pickup and return. A late fee of $25 per hour will be charged if the appointment time is not met. You must have your own towing equipment and know how to use it or have us deliver it for a fee.Questions? Contact us.Trailer specs: Base Weight - 265 lbs/121 kg; Trailer Size - 54" x 66" closed, 11’ x 54” opened; Double Bed Size – 52"(132 cm) x 81"(206 cm); Hitch – 1 7/8” ball (may be rentable from 3rd party) that you will need to have on your vehicle when you pick up the trailer, unless we are delivering the trailer to your destination; Wiring – flat 4 wire; Head Room – 6’ 4"; Tongue Weight – 17 lbs; Length of Trailer open – 11’.You will need to agree to our rules and guidelines - all in a document we can provide before you book.What's includedWe provide the trailer, the original trailer mattress, a gel foam topper (both enclosed in protective covers, and 2 pillows. There are also 2 folding cloth "boxes" to hold personals/clothes under the bed. Either an electric blanket or down comforter or small space heater. RecommendationsThis is a soft sided clam shell type pop up, heated only by a space heater and/or electric blanket. Therefore, we recommend setting up the camper in a garage or other covered/enclosed building. The space heater will keep the camper warm enough but if you breathe (and we hope you do) condensation will form. The space heater will help maintain a low but constant temperature outside the camper which should make the electric blanket inside the camper enough warmth. We use the floor space beside the full bed to set up our porta-potty. Other things to noteAdd-ons, with an additional charge, include a porta potty, bed linens, solar lanterns, water storage, space heater, electric blanket, down comforter, etc. We also have more travel items such as a camp "kitchen", tabletop items, trailer awnings, and more....
2001 Leesurelite Excel
Length
9 ft
9 ft
Gross Weight
265 lbs
265 lbs
Hitch Weight
17 lbs
17 lbs
Connector
4pin
4pin
Receiver
Not provided
Not provided
Brake Controller
Not provided
Not provided
Sleeping arrangements
Full bed
1
1
Host add-ons
Bed and bath linens
Camp kitchen
Camper porta potty
Extra comforter
Need something
Small electric heater
Guest reviews
5
Excellent
1 reviews
Overall rating
5
4
3
2
1
Communication
5
Cleanliness
5
Maintenance
5
Value
5
Listing accuracy
5
Features
2001 Leesurelite Excel
- Sleeps 2
- Gross weight: 265 lbs
- Hitch weight: 17 lbs
- Sleeps 2
- Gross weight: 265 lbs
- Hitch weight: 17 lbs
Amenities
- Leveling Jacks
- Leveling Jacks
Nearby places to stay
Concord, NH • Exact location provided after booking
1. Jellystone Park™ Lakes Region
Milton, NH • 33 miles away
2. Spacious Skies French Pond
Henniker, NH • 12 miles away
3. Spacious Skies Seven Maples
Hancock, NH • 27 miles away
4. Cole's Mine RV Resort and Campground
Lebanon, ME • 38 miles away
5. Beaver Dam Campground
Berwick, ME • 38 miles away
Availability and RV fit not guaranteed. Please verify directly with campgrounds before booking.
Concord, NH • Exact location provided after booking
Rules and policies
- Not pet friendly
- No music festivals
- No tailgating
- No smoking
- Unlimited mileage
Frequently asked questions
Q.
What flexibility is available for picking up and dropping off the RV?
A.
The return time of 10 AM is necessary since the trailer has to be readied for the next guest with a potential check in time of 4 PM. Checkout and breakdown and check in and set up of the trailer components will take at least 1 hour, depending your options. Pickup or delivery of the trailer must be after 4 PM but at least 1 hour before dark. We expect that a mutually agreeable time can be found when we set appointments for both arrival and departure.
Meet your host, Jim and Stephanie
Member since 2020
We are a semi-retired professional couple who love to travel. Every year since 2014 we have journeyed at least once coast to coast, mostly in our Prius. In late September of 2016 we bought our first RV, a used 33' Holiday Rambler Presidential, which instantly served as our home-away-from-home. We store it in Idaho Falls, ID for the winter and have it hauled to near Yellowstone National Park for the season. When not staying in it, we rent it out.
In January of 2017, we purchased a new 23' Gulfstream Vintage Cruiser as an investment to rent out, which we did for two years, setting it up in a site adjacent to our Presidential near Yellowstone and storing it for the winter in Idaho too.
(BTW, when we are traveling, we AirBnB out our home in Concord, NH.)
That's what we did, anyway, until this pandemic year, which forced us to alter our plans for the foreseeable future. One consequence of the COVID-19 was deciding to sell our Vintage Cruiser this spring.
So, instead of driving out west this spring, we're staycationing close to home in New Hampshire. To this end, we picked up a used ultralight camping trailer, a Lees-Ure Lite Excel. With an axle weight of 265 pounds, it's light enough for our Prius to tow. This is the RV we are offering through Outdoorsy.
When on the road, we explore, especially natural areas where we watch wildlife and hike. Because we do love food, we're always on the lookout for local restaurant gems, particularly bar-b-que. We've discovered some wonderful places to eat and will deliberately map out our route to bring us to those spots, or we may simply drive off route to get to one. BTW we are happy to share our finds and hidden treasures to anyone interested.
Another pastime is ballroom dancing. So we're frequently on the lookout for places to dance and have planned our itinerary more than once based on where and when we could get back out onto the dance floor.
We were avid hikers and adventure seekers until this year when each of us had some knee or back issues :( Hopefully we can return to our adventures soon!
We are a semi-retired professional couple who love to travel. Every year since 2014 we have journeyed at least once coast to coast, mostly in our Prius. In late September of 2016 we bought our first RV, a used 33' Holiday Rambler Presidential, which instantly served as our home-away-from-home. We store it in Idaho Falls, ID for the winter and have it hauled to near Yellowstone National Park for the season. When not staying in it, we rent it out.
In January of 2017, we purchased a new 23' Gulfstream Vintage Cruiser as an investment to rent out, which we did for two years, setting it up in a site adjacent to our Presidential near Yellowstone and storing it for the winter in Idaho too.
(BTW, when we are traveling, we AirBnB out our home in Concord, NH.)
That's what we did, anyway, until this pandemic year, which forced us to alter our plans for the foreseeable future. One consequence of the COVID-19 was deciding to sell our Vintage Cruiser this spring.
So, instead of driving out west this spring, we're staycationing close to home in New Hampshire. To this end, we picked up a used ultralight camping trailer, a Lees-Ure Lite Excel. With an axle weight of 265 pounds, it's light enough for our Prius to tow. This is the RV we are offering through Outdoorsy.
When on the road, we explore, especially natural areas where we watch wildlife and hike. Because we do love food, we're always on the lookout for local restaurant gems, particularly bar-b-que. We've discovered some wonderful places to eat and will deliberately map out our route to bring us to those spots, or we may simply drive off route to get to one. BTW we are happy to share our finds and hidden treasures to anyone interested.
Another pastime is ballroom dancing. So we're frequently on the lookout for places to dance and have planned our itinerary more than once based on where and when we could get back out onto the dance floor.
We were avid hikers and adventure seekers until this year when each of us had some knee or back issues :( Hopefully we can return to our adventures soon!
