Fleetwood "MAC" Available for Burning Man 2027-Delivery Optional
Fleetwood "MAC" Available for Burning Man 2027-Delivery Optional
New Listing
Offers delivery
Pet friendly
25+
Sleeps 6
37 ft. long
4 guests
Black Rock RV Storage, Service & Rentals – By Burners, For Burners and Non Burners. For years, we’ve been storing and servicing RVs for fellow Burners as a way to give back to the community. We also have a few of our personal units available for rent—each one lovingly maintained, regularly serviced, and personally guaranteed by yours truly: "RV Daddy". We’re located on playa, so if you have any questions about your RV rental—or just want to swing by for one of our legendary Bacon, Beats & Margarita parties—you’re always welcome!MAC:
Skip the standard, basic rental fleets. This is a privately owned, meticulously maintained, 37-foot triple-slide Class A motorcoach. It has been specifically modified to handle the Nevada desert and the journey out to Black Rock City. Located here in Reno 10 miles from the airport.Playa-Specific Upgrades & Features:
On-Board Ice Maker: The upgraded refrigerator includes a built-in automatic ice maker, keeping you stocked with fresh ice right out of your freezer.
True Daytime Blackout (CS2 Shades): Surviving the heat requires real sleep. The bedroom features custom CS2 blackout shades that block 100% of the piercing desert sun. The back room stays completely dark so you can sleep comfortably through the day after running all night. Upgraded Heavy-Duty Suspension: Factory RV suspensions get bullied by washboards and heavy crosswinds. This rig is upgraded with Koni FSD shocks and a rear track bar stabilizer. It drives straight, doesn't sway when semi-trucks pass on Route 34, and handles the bumpy entrance to the playa smoothly.Reliable Power & A/C: Powered by a Ford Triton V10 engine, it features a heavy-duty 5.5 kW Onan generator to run the dual rooftop A/C units simultaneously when the midday heat hits.Space & Comfort:
Three massive slide-outs open up a residential-style interior layout so your crew isn't stepping over each other.Kitchen/Living:
Full kitchen with a 3-burner range, microwave, and deep double sink. Large sofa sleeper and booth dinette.Capacities:
Massive 110-gallon fresh water capacity 10 Gallon water heater and 75-gallon fuel tank to keep you fully self-sufficient for the week.What's includedKitchen:
1. Quality pots, pans, and cooking utensils.
2. Knives, forks, and spoons.
3. Plates, bowls, cutting board and sharp kitchen knives.
4. Cups.
5. Provided dish soap and kitchen scrubby.
6. Paper towels and cleanser.Bathroom:
1. Hotel towels for all occupants.
2. Hotel bed linens.
3. RV-safe toilet paper.
4. Holding tank chemicals
5. Trash can liners.
6. First aid kit.
7. Cleaning supplies.Other things to noteAbsolutely no roof a access, not even to howl at the Moon.No awning use on Playa.Now, let’s talk about blue tape. What does it do? Absolutely nothing. Why is it a thing? No clue. What it does do is create extra work for the people who put it on and those who have to peel it off. So save yourself (and us) the hassle—it’s not required. For your convenience, all carpeting will be covered with construction-grade adhesive carpet protector to minimize dust retention and make cleanup at the end of the week a breeze. Less stress, more fun. See you on the playa!
Skip the standard, basic rental fleets. This is a privately owned, meticulously maintained, 37-foot triple-slide Class A motorcoach. It has been specifically modified to handle the Nevada desert and the journey out to Black Rock City. Located here in Reno 10 miles from the airport.Playa-Specific Upgrades & Features:
On-Board Ice Maker: The upgraded refrigerator includes a built-in automatic ice maker, keeping you stocked with fresh ice right out of your freezer.
True Daytime Blackout (CS2 Shades): Surviving the heat requires real sleep. The bedroom features custom CS2 blackout shades that block 100% of the piercing desert sun. The back room stays completely dark so you can sleep comfortably through the day after running all night. Upgraded Heavy-Duty Suspension: Factory RV suspensions get bullied by washboards and heavy crosswinds. This rig is upgraded with Koni FSD shocks and a rear track bar stabilizer. It drives straight, doesn't sway when semi-trucks pass on Route 34, and handles the bumpy entrance to the playa smoothly.Reliable Power & A/C: Powered by a Ford Triton V10 engine, it features a heavy-duty 5.5 kW Onan generator to run the dual rooftop A/C units simultaneously when the midday heat hits.Space & Comfort:
Three massive slide-outs open up a residential-style interior layout so your crew isn't stepping over each other.Kitchen/Living:
Full kitchen with a 3-burner range, microwave, and deep double sink. Large sofa sleeper and booth dinette.Capacities:
Massive 110-gallon fresh water capacity 10 Gallon water heater and 75-gallon fuel tank to keep you fully self-sufficient for the week.What's includedKitchen:
1. Quality pots, pans, and cooking utensils.
2. Knives, forks, and spoons.
3. Plates, bowls, cutting board and sharp kitchen knives.
4. Cups.
5. Provided dish soap and kitchen scrubby.
6. Paper towels and cleanser.Bathroom:
1. Hotel towels for all occupants.
2. Hotel bed linens.
3. RV-safe toilet paper.
4. Holding tank chemicals
5. Trash can liners.
6. First aid kit.
7. Cleaning supplies.Other things to noteAbsolutely no roof a access, not even to howl at the Moon.No awning use on Playa.Now, let’s talk about blue tape. What does it do? Absolutely nothing. Why is it a thing? No clue. What it does do is create extra work for the people who put it on and those who have to peel it off. So save yourself (and us) the hassle—it’s not required. For your convenience, all carpeting will be covered with construction-grade adhesive carpet protector to minimize dust retention and make cleanup at the end of the week a breeze. Less stress, more fun. See you on the playa!
Black Rock RV Storage, Service & Rentals – By Burners, For Burners and Non Burners. For years, we’ve been storing and servicing RVs for fellow Burners as a way to give back to the community. We also have a few of our personal units available for rent—each one lovingly maintained, regularly serviced, and personally guaranteed by yours truly: "RV Daddy". We’re located on playa, so if you have any questions about your RV rental—or just want to swing by for one of our legendary Bacon, Beats & Margarita parties—you’re always welcome!MAC:
Skip the standard, basic rental fleets. This is a privately owned, meticulously maintained, 37-foot triple-slide Class A motorcoach. It has been specifically modified to handle the Nevada desert and the journey out to Black Rock City. Located here in Reno 10 miles from the airport.Playa-Specific Upgrades & Features:
On-Board Ice Maker: The upgraded refrigerator includes a built-in automatic ice maker, keeping you stocked with fresh ice right out of your freezer.
True Daytime Blackout (CS2 Shades): Surviving the heat requires real sleep. The bedroom features custom CS2 blackout shades that block 100% of the piercing desert sun. The back room stays completely dark so you can sleep comfortably through the day after running all night. Upgraded Heavy-Duty Suspension: Factory RV suspensions get bullied by washboards and heavy crosswinds. This rig is upgraded with Koni FSD shocks and a rear track bar stabilizer. It drives straight, doesn't sway when semi-trucks pass on Route 34, and handles the bumpy entrance to the playa smoothly.Reliable Power & A/C: Powered by a Ford Triton V10 engine, it features a heavy-duty 5.5 kW Onan generator to run the dual rooftop A/C units simultaneously when the midday heat hits.Space & Comfort:
Three massive slide-outs open up a residential-style interior layout so your crew isn't stepping over each other.Kitchen/Living:
Full kitchen with a 3-burner range, microwave, and deep double sink. Large sofa sleeper and booth dinette.Capacities:
Massive 110-gallon fresh water capacity 10 Gallon water heater and 75-gallon fuel tank to keep you fully self-sufficient for the week.What's includedKitchen:
1. Quality pots, pans, and cooking utensils.
2. Knives, forks, and spoons.
3. Plates, bowls, cutting board and sharp kitchen knives.
4. Cups.
5. Provided dish soap and kitchen scrubby.
6. Paper towels and cleanser.Bathroom:
1. Hotel towels for all occupants.
2. Hotel bed linens.
3. RV-safe toilet paper.
4. Holding tank chemicals
5. Trash can liners.
6. First aid kit.
7. Cleaning supplies.Other things to noteAbsolutely no roof a access, not even to howl at the Moon.No awning use on Playa.Now, let’s talk about blue tape. What does it do? Absolutely nothing. Why is it a thing? No clue. What it does do is create extra work for the people who put it on and those who have to peel it off. So save yourself (and us) the hassle—it’s not required. For your convenience, all carpeting will be covered with construction-grade adhesive carpet protector to minimize dust retention and make cleanup at the end of the week a breeze. Less stress, more fun. See you on the playa!
Skip the standard, basic rental fleets. This is a privately owned, meticulously maintained, 37-foot triple-slide Class A motorcoach. It has been specifically modified to handle the Nevada desert and the journey out to Black Rock City. Located here in Reno 10 miles from the airport.Playa-Specific Upgrades & Features:
On-Board Ice Maker: The upgraded refrigerator includes a built-in automatic ice maker, keeping you stocked with fresh ice right out of your freezer.
True Daytime Blackout (CS2 Shades): Surviving the heat requires real sleep. The bedroom features custom CS2 blackout shades that block 100% of the piercing desert sun. The back room stays completely dark so you can sleep comfortably through the day after running all night. Upgraded Heavy-Duty Suspension: Factory RV suspensions get bullied by washboards and heavy crosswinds. This rig is upgraded with Koni FSD shocks and a rear track bar stabilizer. It drives straight, doesn't sway when semi-trucks pass on Route 34, and handles the bumpy entrance to the playa smoothly.Reliable Power & A/C: Powered by a Ford Triton V10 engine, it features a heavy-duty 5.5 kW Onan generator to run the dual rooftop A/C units simultaneously when the midday heat hits.Space & Comfort:
Three massive slide-outs open up a residential-style interior layout so your crew isn't stepping over each other.Kitchen/Living:
Full kitchen with a 3-burner range, microwave, and deep double sink. Large sofa sleeper and booth dinette.Capacities:
Massive 110-gallon fresh water capacity 10 Gallon water heater and 75-gallon fuel tank to keep you fully self-sufficient for the week.What's includedKitchen:
1. Quality pots, pans, and cooking utensils.
2. Knives, forks, and spoons.
3. Plates, bowls, cutting board and sharp kitchen knives.
4. Cups.
5. Provided dish soap and kitchen scrubby.
6. Paper towels and cleanser.Bathroom:
1. Hotel towels for all occupants.
2. Hotel bed linens.
3. RV-safe toilet paper.
4. Holding tank chemicals
5. Trash can liners.
6. First aid kit.
7. Cleaning supplies.Other things to noteAbsolutely no roof a access, not even to howl at the Moon.No awning use on Playa.Now, let’s talk about blue tape. What does it do? Absolutely nothing. Why is it a thing? No clue. What it does do is create extra work for the people who put it on and those who have to peel it off. So save yourself (and us) the hassle—it’s not required. For your convenience, all carpeting will be covered with construction-grade adhesive carpet protector to minimize dust retention and make cleanup at the end of the week a breeze. Less stress, more fun. See you on the playa!
Quick summary
AI generated
Experience the playa in this Class A, optimized for desert festivals.
Stay cool with dual A/C, a reliable generator, and on-board ice maker.
Upgraded suspension ensures a smooth ride; huge tanks mean self-sufficiency.
Just bring food; kitchen, linens, and playa cleanup protection are all included.
2006 Fleetwood Southwind
Length
37 ft
37 ft
Transmission
Automatic
Automatic
Fuel Type
Gasoline
Gasoline
Tank Size
75 gal
75 gal
Gross Weight
22,000 lbs
22,000 lbs
Sleeps
6
6
Seatbelts
4
4
Sleeping arrangements
3 beds
Queen bed
1
1
Dinnette conversion
1
1
Fold out sofa
1
1
Fleetwood "MAC" Available for Burning Man 2027-Delivery Optional
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Dates
Features
2006 Fleetwood Southwind
- Sleeps 6
- 4 seatbelts
- Fresh water: 110 gal
- Fuel type: Gas
- Fuel capacity: 75 gal
- Automatic transmission
- Sleeps 6
- 4 seatbelts
- Fresh water: 110 gal
- Fuel type: Gas
- Fuel capacity: 75 gal
- Automatic transmission
Amenities
- Linens included
- Inside Shower
- Bathroom sink
- Toilet paper
- Hot water
- Generator
- Water hookup
- Electric hookup (50 Amps)
- Sewer hookup
- Linens included
- Inside Shower
- Bathroom sink
- Toilet paper
- Hot water
- Generator
- Water hookup
- Electric hookup (50 Amps)
- Sewer hookup
Location
Reno, NV • Exact location provided after booking
Reno, NV • Exact location provided after booking
Rules and policies
- 11 am start time
3 pm end time - Pet friendly
- Music festival friendly
- Tailgating friendly
- No smoking
- Mileage: 200 free miles / day
- 3 generator hours / day
Cancellation: Moderate
Meet your host, Robert
Member since 2018
Growing up tent camping in the Lake Tahoe wilderness was a transformative experience that instilled a deep love of nature within me. As I got older, I moved up to RV camping and found that it offered the perfect combination of convenience and outdoor adventure. Since then, I've been fortunate enough to travel extensively throughout the US and Canada, exploring some of the most beautiful and remote wilderness areas in North America. Whether it's hiking in the Rockies, kayaking in Alaska, or just enjoying a peaceful campfire under the stars, RV travel has allowed me to experience the natural world in a way that I never thought possible.
Growing up tent camping in the Lake Tahoe wilderness was a transformative experience that instilled a deep love of nature within me. As I got older, I moved up to RV camping and found that it offered the perfect combination of convenience and outdoor adventure. Since then, I've been fortunate enough to travel extensively throughout the US and Canada, exploring some of the most beautiful and remote wilderness areas in North America. Whether it's hiking in the Rockies, kayaking in Alaska, or just enjoying a peaceful campfire under the stars, RV travel has allowed me to experience the natural world in a way that I never thought possible.
