This is a true 4 season camper. When hooked up with 50 amp service, there is a heated under carriage that allows for the use of water in the cold months. Benefit of 4 seasons is well insulated walls that help you stay cool in the warmer months as well.If you’re planning to dry camp, there is a dual battery system with solar charging capability that, when using power responsibly, can last for days. Equipped with 2 propane tanks and an outlet for an outside stove, as well as an indoor kitchen including utensils and pots and pans. Just let me know if you need the water tank filled for some dry camping, that’s doable.This camper is for a “minimalist” I suppose, something to be used as your home base when going places to enjoy the great outdoors. I set it up so I can get up, make myself some breakfast, get outside, come back and enjoy dinner and drinks.When camping off-grid, the solar and batteries operate the following:
-USB ports
-lights
-stereo
-fridge (propane or electric)
-water heater
-water pump
-furnace
-awning and slideThe solar does not power the following:
-tank heater (only used during freezing temps to heat water storage tanks)
-110 wall outlets
-microwave
-ACI tow this with a half ton comfortably, haven’t struggled on any trips to date. With electronic stabilizers and a level in the storage box, setting up upon arrival at your destination is quick and easy.
What's included
• Clean bedding and towels
• 2 beach towels, 2 bath towels, 1 hand towel, and 2 kitchen towels
• Reusable plates, bowls, cups, and utensils
• Pots, pans, cooking utensils, knives, scissors, and wine opener
• Dish soap and sponge
• Handsoap
• Dish drying rack
• French press
• Some spices
• Collapsible trash can
• Outdoor mat
• Flat top grill (outside)
• Table (outdoor cooking)
• Yard games
• Hammock
• Camp chairs
• Bike rack (if needed, fits plus tires)
• Led light strip inside
• Fan over queen bed
• Toilet paper
• Multipurpose cleaner and cleaning wipes
• Broom
• Trailer hitch with sway bar (more stable towing)
RecommendationsWith a towable like this, the possibilities are truly endless.I’ve camped in eastern Oregon, and up through central Idaho.I’ve taken it golfing, mountain biking, hiking, hunting, and winery trips. If you can plan a trip, this camper can do it. Other things to noteNO SMOKING inside please, preferably no tobacco smoking during the trip, as it sticks around so long. If the camper comes back smelling like smoke then $100 will be deducted from the security deposit.RETURNING THE CAMPER:
Please make sure to return the camper in clean condition- sand/dirt/pet hair swept out, garbage out, and dishes washed. Failure to do so will result in a $50 messy fee.
Not dumping the camper waste will result in a $100 dumping fee.Please for the love of all things… NO GLITTER!!!I don’t exceed 70mph when towing, that’s what the tires are rated for, and I figure with a single axle, why push the limits.I love my camper, so please treat it with care and make yourself comfortable.I hope you have a great trip filled with many memories and get to explore some new places in my Winnebago Hike.
-USB ports
-lights
-stereo
-fridge (propane or electric)
-water heater
-water pump
-furnace
-awning and slideThe solar does not power the following:
-tank heater (only used during freezing temps to heat water storage tanks)
-110 wall outlets
-microwave
-ACI tow this with a half ton comfortably, haven’t struggled on any trips to date. With electronic stabilizers and a level in the storage box, setting up upon arrival at your destination is quick and easy.
What's included
• Clean bedding and towels
• 2 beach towels, 2 bath towels, 1 hand towel, and 2 kitchen towels
• Reusable plates, bowls, cups, and utensils
• Pots, pans, cooking utensils, knives, scissors, and wine opener
• Dish soap and sponge
• Handsoap
• Dish drying rack
• French press
• Some spices
• Collapsible trash can
• Outdoor mat
• Flat top grill (outside)
• Table (outdoor cooking)
• Yard games
• Hammock
• Camp chairs
• Bike rack (if needed, fits plus tires)
• Led light strip inside
• Fan over queen bed
• Toilet paper
• Multipurpose cleaner and cleaning wipes
• Broom
• Trailer hitch with sway bar (more stable towing)
RecommendationsWith a towable like this, the possibilities are truly endless.I’ve camped in eastern Oregon, and up through central Idaho.I’ve taken it golfing, mountain biking, hiking, hunting, and winery trips. If you can plan a trip, this camper can do it. Other things to noteNO SMOKING inside please, preferably no tobacco smoking during the trip, as it sticks around so long. If the camper comes back smelling like smoke then $100 will be deducted from the security deposit.RETURNING THE CAMPER:
Please make sure to return the camper in clean condition- sand/dirt/pet hair swept out, garbage out, and dishes washed. Failure to do so will result in a $50 messy fee.
Not dumping the camper waste will result in a $100 dumping fee.Please for the love of all things… NO GLITTER!!!I don’t exceed 70mph when towing, that’s what the tires are rated for, and I figure with a single axle, why push the limits.I love my camper, so please treat it with care and make yourself comfortable.I hope you have a great trip filled with many memories and get to explore some new places in my Winnebago Hike.
This is a true 4 season camper. When hooked up with 50 amp service, there is a heated under carriage that allows for the use of water in the cold months. Benefit of 4 seasons is well insulated walls that help you stay cool in the warmer months as well.If you’re planning to dry camp, there is a dual battery system with solar charging capability that, when using power responsibly, can last for days. Equipped with 2 propane tanks and an outlet for an outside stove, as well as an indoor kitchen including utensils and pots and pans. Just let me know if you need the water tank filled for some dry camping, that’s doable.This camper is for a “minimalist” I suppose, something to be used as your home base when going places to enjoy the great outdoors. I set it up so I can get up, make myself some breakfast, get outside, come back and enjoy dinner and drinks.When camping off-grid, the solar and batteries operate the following:
-USB ports
-lights
-stereo
-fridge (propane or electric)
-water heater
-water pump
-furnace
-awning and slideThe solar does not power the following:
-tank heater (only used during freezing temps to heat water storage tanks)
-110 wall outlets
-microwave
-ACI tow this with a half ton comfortably, haven’t struggled on any trips to date. With electronic stabilizers and a level in the storage box, setting up upon arrival at your destination is quick and easy.
What's included
• Clean bedding and towels
• 2 beach towels, 2 bath towels, 1 hand towel, and 2 kitchen towels
• Reusable plates, bowls, cups, and utensils
• Pots, pans, cooking utensils, knives, scissors, and wine opener
• Dish soap and sponge
• Handsoap
• Dish drying rack
• French press
• Some spices
• Collapsible trash can
• Outdoor mat
• Flat top grill (outside)
• Table (outdoor cooking)
• Yard games
• Hammock
• Camp chairs
• Bike rack (if needed, fits plus tires)
• Led light strip inside
• Fan over queen bed
• Toilet paper
• Multipurpose cleaner and cleaning wipes
• Broom
• Trailer hitch with sway bar (more stable towing)
RecommendationsWith a towable like this, the possibilities are truly endless.I’ve camped in eastern Oregon, and up through central Idaho.I’ve taken it golfing, mountain biking, hiking, hunting, and winery trips. If you can plan a trip, this camper can do it. Other things to noteNO SMOKING inside please, preferably no tobacco smoking during the trip, as it sticks around so long. If the camper comes back smelling like smoke then $100 will be deducted from the security deposit.RETURNING THE CAMPER:
Please make sure to return the camper in clean condition- sand/dirt/pet hair swept out, garbage out, and dishes washed. Failure to do so will result in a $50 messy fee.
Not dumping the camper waste will result in a $100 dumping fee.Please for the love of all things… NO GLITTER!!!I don’t exceed 70mph when towing, that’s what the tires are rated for, and I figure with a single axle, why push the limits.I love my camper, so please treat it with care and make yourself comfortable.I hope you have a great trip filled with many memories and get to explore some new places in my Winnebago Hike.
-USB ports
-lights
-stereo
-fridge (propane or electric)
-water heater
-water pump
-furnace
-awning and slideThe solar does not power the following:
-tank heater (only used during freezing temps to heat water storage tanks)
-110 wall outlets
-microwave
-ACI tow this with a half ton comfortably, haven’t struggled on any trips to date. With electronic stabilizers and a level in the storage box, setting up upon arrival at your destination is quick and easy.
What's included
• Clean bedding and towels
• 2 beach towels, 2 bath towels, 1 hand towel, and 2 kitchen towels
• Reusable plates, bowls, cups, and utensils
• Pots, pans, cooking utensils, knives, scissors, and wine opener
• Dish soap and sponge
• Handsoap
• Dish drying rack
• French press
• Some spices
• Collapsible trash can
• Outdoor mat
• Flat top grill (outside)
• Table (outdoor cooking)
• Yard games
• Hammock
• Camp chairs
• Bike rack (if needed, fits plus tires)
• Led light strip inside
• Fan over queen bed
• Toilet paper
• Multipurpose cleaner and cleaning wipes
• Broom
• Trailer hitch with sway bar (more stable towing)
RecommendationsWith a towable like this, the possibilities are truly endless.I’ve camped in eastern Oregon, and up through central Idaho.I’ve taken it golfing, mountain biking, hiking, hunting, and winery trips. If you can plan a trip, this camper can do it. Other things to noteNO SMOKING inside please, preferably no tobacco smoking during the trip, as it sticks around so long. If the camper comes back smelling like smoke then $100 will be deducted from the security deposit.RETURNING THE CAMPER:
Please make sure to return the camper in clean condition- sand/dirt/pet hair swept out, garbage out, and dishes washed. Failure to do so will result in a $50 messy fee.
Not dumping the camper waste will result in a $100 dumping fee.Please for the love of all things… NO GLITTER!!!I don’t exceed 70mph when towing, that’s what the tires are rated for, and I figure with a single axle, why push the limits.I love my camper, so please treat it with care and make yourself comfortable.I hope you have a great trip filled with many memories and get to explore some new places in my Winnebago Hike.
2021 Winnebago Hike
Length
20 ft
20 ft
Gross Weight
3,700 lbs
3,700 lbs
Hitch Weight
5,400 lbs
5,400 lbs
Connector
7pin
7pin
Receiver
Provided
Provided
Brake Controller
Provided
Provided
Sleeping Arrangements
Queen bed
1
1
Dinnette conversion
1
1
Host add-ons
Bike rack
Messy fee
Portable propane firepit
Propane tank
RV Dump fee
Winterizing
Guest reviews
5
Excellent
10 reviews
Overall rating
5
4
3
2
1
Communication
5
Cleanliness
5
Maintenance
4.86
Value
5
Listing accuracy
4.86
Features
2021 Winnebago Hike
- Sleeps 3
- Fresh water: 31 gal
- Gray water: 25 gal
- Black water: 25 gal
- Propane capacity: 10 lbs
- Gross weight: 3,700 lbs
- Sleeps 3
- Fresh water: 31 gal
- Gray water: 25 gal
- Black water: 25 gal
- Propane capacity: 10 lbs
- Gross weight: 3,700 lbs
Amenities
- Toilet
- Inside Shower
- Outside Shower
- Bath towels
- Bathroom sink
- Toilet paper
- Hot water
- Solart
- Toilet
- Inside Shower
- Outside Shower
- Bath towels
- Bathroom sink
- Toilet paper
- Hot water
- Solart
Nearby places to stay
Meridian, ID • Exact location provided after booking
1. Rivers Edge RV Park
Wilder, ID • 31 miles away
2. Clear Creek Station RV Park
Cascade, ID • 62 miles away
3. Macks Creek Park
Boise, ID • 21 miles away
4. Grayback Campground
Boise, ID • 30 miles away
5. Bad Bear Campground
Idaho City, ID • 41 miles away
Availability and RV fit not guaranteed. Please verify directly with campgrounds before booking.
Meridian, ID • Exact location provided after booking
Rules and policies
• Try to stay 70mph or under
• equipped with black tank additive, please use
• tow responsibly, no crazy off roading, but it has clearance for responsible use
RETURNING THE CAMPER
Please make sure to return the camper in clean condition- sand/dirt/pet hair swept out, garbage out, dishes washed, fresh and black water tanks empty. Failure to do so will result in a $50 Messy fee.
• Try to stay 70mph or under
• equipped with black tank additive, please use
• tow responsibly, no crazy off roading, but it has clearance for responsible use
RETURNING THE CAMPER
Please make sure to return the camper in clean condition- sand/dirt/pet hair swept out, garbage out, dishes washed, fresh and black water tanks empty. Failure to do so will result in a $50 Messy fee.
- Pet friendly
- Tailgating friendly
- No music festivals
- No smoking
- Mileage: 450 free miles / day
- No generator hours / day
Meet your host, Chris
Superhost • Member since 2024
Chris is a Superhost
Superhosts are highly-rated and experienced, ensuring you have a fantastic outdoor experience.
Hi, I'm Chris. I am an outdoor enthusiast who enjoys most of the activities the great outdoors offers. This camper is conducive to my lifestyle because you can take it almost anywhere and any season. I love going on adventures with my girlfriend Erin and our two dogs. It has provided us with a cozy space in the winter during our snowboard trips to Tamarack, ID, and Mt. Bachelor, OR. In the summer, we have enjoyed trips to Wallowa Lake, OR, and many other places where we can mountain bike and go hiking.
I'm excited to share my camper with you so that you too can have fun outdoor adventures.
Hi, I'm Chris. I am an outdoor enthusiast who enjoys most of the activities the great outdoors offers. This camper is conducive to my lifestyle because you can take it almost anywhere and any season. I love going on adventures with my girlfriend Erin and our two dogs. It has provided us with a cozy space in the winter during our snowboard trips to Tamarack, ID, and Mt. Bachelor, OR. In the summer, we have enjoyed trips to Wallowa Lake, OR, and many other places where we can mountain bike and go hiking.
I'm excited to share my camper with you so that you too can have fun outdoor adventures.
