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Glamping unit.. Heartland Prowler Lynx 2019

Spacious interior. Heartland Prowler Lynx 2019

2019 Heartland Prowler Lynx

Name: 2019 Heartland Prowler Lynx
Brand: Heartland
SKU: 125560
Price: 275 NZD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7 (12 reviews)

4.7 • 12 reviews

Travel trailer • Toronto, ON

Sleeps 10

35 ft. long

Pet friendly

Offers delivery

2019 Heartland Prowler Lynx

Glamping at its best!. This trailer sleeps 9+ without walking over one another and the dual slides give you plenty of room for lounging and living.
Top 3 features we love?
1) Separated bedroom/bunkhouse for the kids with tv and pocket door! (mic drop)
2) Outdoor kitchen with barbecue and fridge.
3) Doorway to bathroom from the exterior.Everything is in immaculate and working condition. Too many features to list here, so I'll include a link to the manufacturer's specification sheet, as well as a 3D tour...If you're renting for a minimum of 7 days, we'll deliver and pickup within 300 for about $4/km:Please provide destination details for a quote including delivery fees.We've added two tvs, an available bike rack and a generator, if required. Don't have a truck to pull? We'll deliver within several hours of Toronto, or even rent you our truck through the Turo website!
Please inquire.ASK US About Boondocking IN Downtown Toronto!Let your family vacation begin.

Features

2019 Heartland Prowler Lynx

Sleeps 10
Fresh water: 42 gal
Gray water: 35 gal
Black water: 35 gal
Propane capacity: 60 gal
Hitch weight: 940 lbs

Sleeps 10
Fresh water: 42 gal
Gray water: 35 gal
Black water: 35 gal
Propane capacity: 60 gal
Hitch weight: 940 lbs

Amenities

Toilet
Inside Shower
Outside Shower
Generator
TV/DVD
Audio Inputs
Radio
CD Player

Toilet
Inside Shower
Outside Shower
Generator
TV/DVD
Audio Inputs
Radio
CD Player

Meet your host, Gary

Member since 2019Dealer

Our family took to RVing about 7 or eight years ago and have loved every minute we've spent.
We originally tried through the rental market (before there was a sharing market.) We loved the experience but dreaded the expense of RV dealers.
This brought us to our first trailer 4 years ago. We used it as much as we could on weekends and it brought us on a 10,000km trip through Yellowstone, Colorado and Wyoming. The following year, 6,000km to Florida and back.
The only downside i it made us to want more and bigger family experiences. Hence this beautiful unit.

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Rules and policies

Pet friendly
Music festival friendly
Tailgating friendly
No smoking

Unlimited mileage
No generator hours / day

No smoking or vaping. Pets are okay but cleaning fee will be charged and we ask that the trailer be left without any traces or residue of pets.

24/7 roadside assistance

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Roadside assistance on every rental, plus help planning your trip or operating the RV.

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Availability and rates

This rental has a 5 night minimum.

September 2023

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There’s a 5 night minimum stay

Fees

Security deposit: $1,250.00 (refundable)
Prep fee: $118.75. This fee covers preparing this unit for rental, including: RV Prep and propane

2019 Heartland Prowler Lynx

Dates

Customer reviews

Reviews

(4.7)

4.5

89 %

4.5

89 %

4.5

91 %

4.6

92 %

Cleanliness

4.5

Maintenance

4.5

Value

4.5

Listing Accuracy

4.6

Megan M.

August 20225

I couldn’t have asked for a better experience for this weekend. Gary was amazing from beginning to end. He answered all my questions (and I had a lot) right from the time I booked, and was available anytime during the trip. He drove the trailer to our site and set it up, show/explained how everything worked and then picked it up for us at the end of the weekend. Our campground didn’t have the right amp adaptor available and Gary even went out of his way to go buy one and bring it back to our site after. He really went above and beyond! The RV was clean and comfortable and everything worked perfectly. I highly recommend booking with Gary, we will definitely be booking with him again in the future!

Orin B.

July 20225

This was our first time renting an RV on the site and Gary was excellent from beginning to end. We needed the RV dropped off and picked up, he did that within the window that we requested. When he got there he set up the RV for us and made sure we had everything we needed for a successful weekend. The RV was as advertised, delivered on time, clean, and everything was in working order. There was a second RV on site and the owner was relatively new so there were several things he did not know how to do. Gary advised him how to set up his unit correctly & safely and made sure we were going to be ok. Thank you for going above and beyond. We will definitely reach out next time we need to rent a unit.

Mark E.

June 20225

Gary was the best host! Set everything up for us and was able to answer all of our questions. We will be renting this trailer again!!!
Thanks Gary!!!

Jose A.

October 20215

It was a excellent experience being with the family in a RV campsite
We enjoy the view, nice weather an a good size Trailer

Julian G.

September 20215

Mario P.

September 20211

We had a terrible experience because the owner was "too busy" with his work to help us. There was a recall on the travel trailer and he did not even tell us! It had to do with a propane leak so this was very dangerous to our family with 2 small children.

Gary’s answer

OWNERS BEWARE! Rent to this account at risk of your own peril.MARIO AND/OR HIS FAMILY LEFT THE STOVE ON WITH GAS RUNNING WHILE THEY WERE OUT ENJOYING A DAY AT THE RACE TRACK. The propane "leak" was NOT attributed to the safety recall on our trailer. Despite his comments to the contrary, I did in fact take time from my family on a long weekend to travel back to his campsite and repair what he reported as an emergency. (This despite discounting his reservation on a long weekend and omitting to charge his booking for delivery and pickup!)
When I replaced the propane regulator and installed a sensor alarm, there were no readings outside the trailer. Going in, there was an immediate smell of gas inside. Why? I have pictures to show that the gas stove had been left unattended and set to LITE!I was fully expecting this negative review, as it was by far my least enjoyable OD transaction. Please read my other reviews from dozens of renters. I think my reputation in this forum will speak for itself. This was by far the most taxing and high maintenance rental I have experienced. If more renters where like this I would most definitely remove the listing and cease renting our trailer. Mario asked that I "bring a bigger generator" as the small inverter he was left with (at no charge) was not strong enough to power the microwave for popcorn, and the larger 4600w generator he was left with (also for free) he couldn't get to start when set to propane.As far as being "too busy" is concerned, here is my actual, unedited comment, sent to him the day before the propane emergency... "I'm sorry your having these problems, yet you have everything there that can fix them. There's just no way I can take more time off of work to come up there to set things up for you once again. There's a possibility I could do so over the weekend, however I would have no choice but to charge for my time and travel, as I your reservation is heavily discounted already and did not charge for delivery or travel in the first trip."
When I found out about the propane smell, which I might add came on the second evening of using it. a quick search revealed that the propane regulator had been recalled only a few weeks before. Owners in the US would be notified by mail within 30 days of the recall. (I am a Canadian who purchased the trailer in the US. No telling when I would be notified.) Although the trailer had been rented for all but ten days since the summer had begun, even up to and until the night before delivery (a delivery he was not charged for,) the propane smell had never been reported before. Regardless, I instructed him to immediately disconnect the propane tanks and I would come up and address the regulator problem as soon as I could, which was on the Saturday morning of the long weekend. Disconnect the propane immediately and use either of the two generators I left to power the trailer and hot water. I took his complaint seriously (like, more seriously than his popcorn emergency,) and felt I had no choice but to take him at his word in the interest of safety.I purchased a new regulator, a new propane sensor alarm and travelled back to the camp site once again. I replaced the parts and reinstalled the propane tank, turned it on and it could immediately hear the propane running. I went in the trailer and the propane smell was enough to give me a head rush. It was then that I immediately looked to the stove and noticed one of the burners was set to LITE. I photographed it, turned it off and opened all the windows in the trailer to air it out.
I went outside and called Mario. We couldn't hear each other for a poor signal. I went out to the racetrack across the street where I new he was and asked that he meet me in the parking lot. Mario couldn't tear himself away from his family to speak to me in person. "No. Call me." Since calling wasn't an option I expressed my disappointment in a text.
Here, verbatim is the actual text exchange.
Mario: "Hi, Gary. Thanks. So Everything is fine now?"
Gary: "Yes. To be honest Mario, I was more than a little frustrated in leaving there. The fact that I found the stove on makes me feel as though it was the original source of the problem."
Mario: "I didn't turn it on." " Did you try to start the generator?"And that was that. That was his only correspondence with me from the time I left there Saturday until his posting of this review. Sent him several texts. Nothing. Informed him l would be billing him for a needless emergency call. No response. Confirmed that I will be picking up the trailer at 11am Monday. No response. Called. Nothing sent an invoice for the billing, detailing that I would be claiming against his security deposit. No reply.
I returned to the camp site Monday at the end of the booking. Our camper was deserted. Clean yes, and with everything replaced and stowed. But nobody to be seen. I don't know if they checked out Saturday night, Monday morning, or when. Even the owner of the farm they stayed upon said he has no idea when they left. After I told him about the propane issue, he told me "he could have burned down the whole farm." The property owner thanked me for letting him know and said he would not permit Mario and his family to stay on his property again.So there's the whole story. Looking at the text exchange, I count 36 TEXT MESSAGES from Mario between the time that he arrived at the trailer Wednesday morning until Saturday when he absolved himself of any responsibility for the propane incident. And that 36 count is not including my replies; just his texts. Then nothing thereafter. I.m not sure what kind of Real Estate agent he is, but as a renter and custodian of my investment, I am just glad for it to be over.I have not asked OD to remove this negative review. I am perfectly fine to be judged by other owners and renters based on my actions and my review record. And if nothing else, I want other owners to know my experience. Anybody can make a mistake. New to camping, I can get it. The lack of an apology, a thank you or even acknowledgement of his responsibility speaks to the kind of person Mario is. In the face of what seems to me like his obvious lack of judgement, his true character showed through his review.