2014 Subaru Forester W Bed
5 guests
Sleeps 2
15 ft. long
Pet friendly
Offers delivery
2014 Subaru Forester
Discover the ultimate freedom and comfort with our 2014 Subaru Forester, transformed to provide a cozy, mobile sleeping oasis without compromising the adventurous spirit that Subaru is known for. Here's why you’ll love renting this uniquely equipped Forester:**Cozy Sleeping Quarters**: Nestled in the back of this sturdy vehicle is a custom-installed bed, offering a plush mattress and bedding that ensures a restful sleep wherever your journey takes you. Perfect for spontaneous road trips or nature getaways.**Adventure-Ready Vehicle**: With Subaru's renowned symmetrical all-wheel-drive system, you can confidently traverse diverse terrains, from snow-laden paths to sandy beaches, ensuring that no destination is out of reach.**Efficient and Reliable**: The Forester is known for its fuel efficiency and dependability, meaning you can enjoy long-distance treks without the constant worry of refueling or unexpected maintenance issues.**Spacious & Versatile**: Despite the bed installation, the Forester remains spacious. There's ample room to store your gear and essentials, making it the ideal companion for outdoor enthusiasts, climbers, or campers.**Convenient Features**: Enjoy the convenience of a rearview camera for easy maneuvering, and a moonroof that provides a view of the stars as you drift off to sleep.**Privacy & Security**: Tinted windows offer privacy while you're resting, as well as added security for your belongings when you're out exploring.**Road-Trip Ready**: Included with the rental are essentials for roadside contingencies, such as a first aid kit, a spare tire, and jumper cables. Plus, our Forester comes thoroughly cleaned and sanitized, following all necessary protocols for a safe journey.Rent our 2014 Subaru Forester with a bed in the back and embark on an adventure that combines the thrill of the open road with the comfort of a good night's sleep under the stars. Experience the best of both worlds – the call of the wild and the cozy corner to curl up in at the end of the day.What's includedFresh Linens, Comfy Pillows, 2 Burner Stove (must provide your own propane), pots and pans, a small table, jumper cables, first aid kit RecommendationsWhen camping in Texas, you're spoilt for choice with varied landscapes ranging from deserts to forests and coastal areas. Here are some top camping recommendations:**Big Bend National Park**:
- Chisos Basin Campground: Nestled in the mountains, it's cooler in summer and offers stunning views and access to many trails.
- Rio Grande Village: Ideal for warmer months, with riverside campsites and hot springs nearby.**Palo Duro Canyon State Park**:
- Mesquite Camp Area: Offers a mix of developed sites with shade shelters and stunning canyon views.
- Sagebrush Camp Area: Close to the famous Lighthouse Trail, it's a great spot to camp and hike.**Guadalupe Mountains National Park**:
- Pine Springs Campground: Base camp for hiking Guadalupe Peak, the highest point in Texas.
- Dog Canyon: A remote and tranquil area on the north side, perfect for stargazing.**Garner State Park**:
- Old Garner: Shady campsites along the Frio River, ideal for summer swimming.
- Rio Frio (Live Oak): Spacious sites in a less crowded area, suitable for RVs.**Davis Mountains State Park**:
- Limpia Canyon Primitive Area: For those seeking solitude under dark skies, ideal for astronomy enthusiasts.
- Davis Mountains Campground: Full-hookup sites and easy access to Fort Davis and other local attractions.**Padre Island National Seashore**:
- Malaquite Campground: For beach camping with paved sites, just steps from the Gulf of Mexico.
- Bird Island Basin: Known for water sports like windsurfing, with bay-side camping.**Enchanted Rock State Natural Area**:
- Moss Lake: Secluded camping spots for a quieter experience close to hiking trails.
- Walnut Springs: Primitive camping for those wanting a more rugged experience.**Hill Country Natural Area**:
- Equestrian Camp: Open to all campers, not just horse riders, known for quiet and scenic sites.
- Walk-In Tent Sites: Secluded and shaded spots for a peaceful retreat into nature.When camping in Texas, always check the specific park or area regulations, book in advance when possible (especially during peak seasons), and be prepared for changing weather conditions. Remember to practice Leave No Trace principles to preserve the natural beauty of these areas for future visitors.Other things to noteNo Smoking 🚭
- Chisos Basin Campground: Nestled in the mountains, it's cooler in summer and offers stunning views and access to many trails.
- Rio Grande Village: Ideal for warmer months, with riverside campsites and hot springs nearby.**Palo Duro Canyon State Park**:
- Mesquite Camp Area: Offers a mix of developed sites with shade shelters and stunning canyon views.
- Sagebrush Camp Area: Close to the famous Lighthouse Trail, it's a great spot to camp and hike.**Guadalupe Mountains National Park**:
- Pine Springs Campground: Base camp for hiking Guadalupe Peak, the highest point in Texas.
- Dog Canyon: A remote and tranquil area on the north side, perfect for stargazing.**Garner State Park**:
- Old Garner: Shady campsites along the Frio River, ideal for summer swimming.
- Rio Frio (Live Oak): Spacious sites in a less crowded area, suitable for RVs.**Davis Mountains State Park**:
- Limpia Canyon Primitive Area: For those seeking solitude under dark skies, ideal for astronomy enthusiasts.
- Davis Mountains Campground: Full-hookup sites and easy access to Fort Davis and other local attractions.**Padre Island National Seashore**:
- Malaquite Campground: For beach camping with paved sites, just steps from the Gulf of Mexico.
- Bird Island Basin: Known for water sports like windsurfing, with bay-side camping.**Enchanted Rock State Natural Area**:
- Moss Lake: Secluded camping spots for a quieter experience close to hiking trails.
- Walnut Springs: Primitive camping for those wanting a more rugged experience.**Hill Country Natural Area**:
- Equestrian Camp: Open to all campers, not just horse riders, known for quiet and scenic sites.
- Walk-In Tent Sites: Secluded and shaded spots for a peaceful retreat into nature.When camping in Texas, always check the specific park or area regulations, book in advance when possible (especially during peak seasons), and be prepared for changing weather conditions. Remember to practice Leave No Trace principles to preserve the natural beauty of these areas for future visitors.Other things to noteNo Smoking 🚭
Discover the ultimate freedom and comfort with our 2014 Subaru Forester, transformed to provide a cozy, mobile sleeping oasis without compromising the adventurous spirit that Subaru is known for. Here's why you’ll love renting this uniquely equipped Forester:**Cozy Sleeping Quarters**: Nestled in the back of this sturdy vehicle is a custom-installed bed, offering a plush mattress and bedding that ensures a restful sleep wherever your journey takes you. Perfect for spontaneous road trips or nature getaways.**Adventure-Ready Vehicle**: With Subaru's renowned symmetrical all-wheel-drive system, you can confidently traverse diverse terrains, from snow-laden paths to sandy beaches, ensuring that no destination is out of reach.**Efficient and Reliable**: The Forester is known for its fuel efficiency and dependability, meaning you can enjoy long-distance treks without the constant worry of refueling or unexpected maintenance issues.**Spacious & Versatile**: Despite the bed installation, the Forester remains spacious. There's ample room to store your gear and essentials, making it the ideal companion for outdoor enthusiasts, climbers, or campers.**Convenient Features**: Enjoy the convenience of a rearview camera for easy maneuvering, and a moonroof that provides a view of the stars as you drift off to sleep.**Privacy & Security**: Tinted windows offer privacy while you're resting, as well as added security for your belongings when you're out exploring.**Road-Trip Ready**: Included with the rental are essentials for roadside contingencies, such as a first aid kit, a spare tire, and jumper cables. Plus, our Forester comes thoroughly cleaned and sanitized, following all necessary protocols for a safe journey.Rent our 2014 Subaru Forester with a bed in the back and embark on an adventure that combines the thrill of the open road with the comfort of a good night's sleep under the stars. Experience the best of both worlds – the call of the wild and the cozy corner to curl up in at the end of the day.What's includedFresh Linens, Comfy Pillows, 2 Burner Stove (must provide your own propane), pots and pans, a small table, jumper cables, first aid kit RecommendationsWhen camping in Texas, you're spoilt for choice with varied landscapes ranging from deserts to forests and coastal areas. Here are some top camping recommendations:**Big Bend National Park**:
- Chisos Basin Campground: Nestled in the mountains, it's cooler in summer and offers stunning views and access to many trails.
- Rio Grande Village: Ideal for warmer months, with riverside campsites and hot springs nearby.**Palo Duro Canyon State Park**:
- Mesquite Camp Area: Offers a mix of developed sites with shade shelters and stunning canyon views.
- Sagebrush Camp Area: Close to the famous Lighthouse Trail, it's a great spot to camp and hike.**Guadalupe Mountains National Park**:
- Pine Springs Campground: Base camp for hiking Guadalupe Peak, the highest point in Texas.
- Dog Canyon: A remote and tranquil area on the north side, perfect for stargazing.**Garner State Park**:
- Old Garner: Shady campsites along the Frio River, ideal for summer swimming.
- Rio Frio (Live Oak): Spacious sites in a less crowded area, suitable for RVs.**Davis Mountains State Park**:
- Limpia Canyon Primitive Area: For those seeking solitude under dark skies, ideal for astronomy enthusiasts.
- Davis Mountains Campground: Full-hookup sites and easy access to Fort Davis and other local attractions.**Padre Island National Seashore**:
- Malaquite Campground: For beach camping with paved sites, just steps from the Gulf of Mexico.
- Bird Island Basin: Known for water sports like windsurfing, with bay-side camping.**Enchanted Rock State Natural Area**:
- Moss Lake: Secluded camping spots for a quieter experience close to hiking trails.
- Walnut Springs: Primitive camping for those wanting a more rugged experience.**Hill Country Natural Area**:
- Equestrian Camp: Open to all campers, not just horse riders, known for quiet and scenic sites.
- Walk-In Tent Sites: Secluded and shaded spots for a peaceful retreat into nature.When camping in Texas, always check the specific park or area regulations, book in advance when possible (especially during peak seasons), and be prepared for changing weather conditions. Remember to practice Leave No Trace principles to preserve the natural beauty of these areas for future visitors.Other things to noteNo Smoking 🚭
- Chisos Basin Campground: Nestled in the mountains, it's cooler in summer and offers stunning views and access to many trails.
- Rio Grande Village: Ideal for warmer months, with riverside campsites and hot springs nearby.**Palo Duro Canyon State Park**:
- Mesquite Camp Area: Offers a mix of developed sites with shade shelters and stunning canyon views.
- Sagebrush Camp Area: Close to the famous Lighthouse Trail, it's a great spot to camp and hike.**Guadalupe Mountains National Park**:
- Pine Springs Campground: Base camp for hiking Guadalupe Peak, the highest point in Texas.
- Dog Canyon: A remote and tranquil area on the north side, perfect for stargazing.**Garner State Park**:
- Old Garner: Shady campsites along the Frio River, ideal for summer swimming.
- Rio Frio (Live Oak): Spacious sites in a less crowded area, suitable for RVs.**Davis Mountains State Park**:
- Limpia Canyon Primitive Area: For those seeking solitude under dark skies, ideal for astronomy enthusiasts.
- Davis Mountains Campground: Full-hookup sites and easy access to Fort Davis and other local attractions.**Padre Island National Seashore**:
- Malaquite Campground: For beach camping with paved sites, just steps from the Gulf of Mexico.
- Bird Island Basin: Known for water sports like windsurfing, with bay-side camping.**Enchanted Rock State Natural Area**:
- Moss Lake: Secluded camping spots for a quieter experience close to hiking trails.
- Walnut Springs: Primitive camping for those wanting a more rugged experience.**Hill Country Natural Area**:
- Equestrian Camp: Open to all campers, not just horse riders, known for quiet and scenic sites.
- Walk-In Tent Sites: Secluded and shaded spots for a peaceful retreat into nature.When camping in Texas, always check the specific park or area regulations, book in advance when possible (especially during peak seasons), and be prepared for changing weather conditions. Remember to practice Leave No Trace principles to preserve the natural beauty of these areas for future visitors.Other things to noteNo Smoking 🚭
Features
2014 Subaru Forester
- Sleeps 2
- 5 seatbelts
- Sleeps 2
- 5 seatbelts
Amenities
- Radio
- Heater
- Air Conditioner
- Extra Storage
- Backup Camera
- Radio
- Heater
- Air Conditioner
- Extra Storage
- Backup Camera
Rules and policies
- Pet friendly
- Tailgating friendly
- No music festivals
- No smoking
- Unlimited mileage
- Unlimited generator hours
24/7 roadside assistance
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Roof Rack
$81.50
/each
Roof Rack
$81.50
/each
Availability and rates
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There’s a 1 night minimum stay
Discounts
- Weekly (7+ nights): 10% off nightly rate
- Monthly (28+ nights): 25% off nightly rate
Fees
- Security deposit: $815.00 (refundable)
- Prep fee: $81.50. This fee will cover preparing and sanitizing the unit prior to each rental.
Meet your host, Alma
Member since 2023
I travel most of the year to far off places like Thailand, Scotland, and Mexico to make a few. I love getting to see new places, I enjoy road trips, camping and hiking. I have a miniature schnauzer that travels with me at times.
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