Adventure In Camping provides the largest and newest fleet of rental trailers available. Each trailer is equipped with battery and propane power, full of fresh water, and clean. All Adventure In Camping trailers are equipped with solar panels that charge the batteries during the day. These are the largest solar panels and charging system available in the industry. This also helps the environment by cutting down on the number of batteries used, as well as electricity used to charge them.A professional driver will deliver your trailer and you will receive the service you expect while you are on vacation. In addition to our standard trailers, Adventure In Camping offers extra amenities you may add to your vacation including BBQ’s, camping chairs, camping lounge chairs, firewood, linen/towels packages, satellite TV packages, tables, and kayaks. Let us make your packing that much easier!Adventure In Camping delivers quality camping at an affordable price. Isn’t it time to return to nature and experience the great outdoors? It’s your vacation; we will make every effort to insure it is memorable.

Each trailer comes fully equipped with a basic set of dishes, eating, and cooking utensils to accommodate the number of people the trailer sleeps. There is also a basic set of pots and pans, and a stovetop coffee pot. We provide one complimentary roll of paper towels, toilet paper, bar of bath soap, and dish soap. Our standard trailer rentals do not include linens or bath towels; however, the Ultimate line of rentals does include these items. We furnish an entry mat and a small outdoor rug for the outside doorstep. We also supply a 50′ water hose for refilling the trailer’s fresh water holding tank, and a jug & funnel in case the water tap is too far from the trailer. Some helpful items to bring are: foil, Ziploc bags, plastic containers, cleaning wipes, bug spray, trash bags, and a cooler (for drink storage).

We suggest pillows, bath towels, and sleeping bags (or, sheets & blankets), foil, Ziploc bags, plastic containers, cleaning wipes, bug spray, trash bags, and a cooler (for extra storage). We do offer additional items to make your packing easier, please see Customize Your Vacation link above for more information.

Yes, a stove top percolator. This coffee pot is similar to your household coffee pot and uses the same ground coffee you use at home. If you’re going into a park with electrical hook-ups, you’re welcome to bring a coffee maker.

Once your trailer reservation is made, it will be confirmed via email and payment will be arranged. Acceptable forms of payment include personal check (if your arrival date is 14 days or more from the date of reservation), Visa, MasterCard, Discover, or American Express. Generally, 50% of your stay is due 14 days after you make your reservation to guarantee your stay. The balance of your stay is due 30 days prior to your arrival. If you make a reservation and your arrival date is within 30 days, your total will be due at the time of booking.

Some campgrounds and most private RV parks will accept reservations. You generally make your own campground reservations. We have listed the phone numbers or web address, if available, on our campgrounds page. Occasionally, you may find the campground/campsite you desire is not available. Please call our reservation office for assistance. We have relationships with several campgrounds and RV parks and can help assist you if you are having trouble securing a site.

No. Adventure In Camping doesn’t own the campgrounds. We just rent trailers that we park in the campground of your choice, within each of our service areas. Each campground has its own rules and regulations, and you and Adventure In Camping are obligated to abide those rules just like any other camper. Specifically, check in and checkout times, reservations, and costs.

To make reservations at privately owned campgrounds, call the campground directly, or go through a reservation service. The number for Forest Service campgrounds is 877-444-6777. Our Campgrounds web page contains all the numbers and websites we have for each campground.

Generally this is a campground by campground option. We normally cannot pre-park your trailer unless you have made a prepaid reservation for a campsite or if family or friends have secured a site for you. If you have done this, please contact us with the site number and we will try to set up your trailer ahead of your arrival.

Absolutely. If you are camping in a big group, it is best to have one person direct traffic. Before we can park the trailer, the campsite needs to be paid for at least the first night. If you plan to have your friends hold your site, plan on having them pay for you.

You and the campground determine where we park the trailer. Remember that larger trailers need more space. There are some campgrounds offering larger spaces as well as group campgrounds. Please refer to the Campgrounds Page for more information. Just let the delivery person know exactly where to place the trailer. If you need assistance with your large group, please contact our office and we will gladly assist you.

All Adventure In Camping trailers are parked daily between 12:00 noon and 5:00 pm daily. Checkout times are between 8:00 am and 10:00 am daily. On some occasions we can park trailers earlier than our normal delivery times. Late checkout times may be requested and are based on availability. You will be assigned a parking and check out time based upon availability when you make your reservation. These times are strictly enforced (see Late Checkout Fees). If you have special needs, please advise our reservation staff. Due to safety concerns, trailers cannot be parked during hours of darkness.

If you plan on a late arrival, you must have a specific campsite reservation ahead of time or have friends or family reserve a campsite for you. When you make your site reservation, they will assign you a site number. Please give us this site number when you make your trailer reservation. We will park your trailer in that site ahead of your arrival. We will leave the trailer unlocked with the keys inside. Sometime the next day during your stay, we will stop by to make sure you are enjoying your stay and answer any questions you have about the trailer.

We deliver trailers between 12:00 noon and 5:00 pm, as the morning hours are spent picking up the trailers of departing guests. On rare occasions if your trailer is ready and you have selected your campsite, we may be able to park your trailer prior to your pre-scheduled parking time.

You will receive a pre-scheduled time for your trailer delivery when you make your reservation. You should try to arrive at least one hour ahead of your scheduled delivery time to choose your site. Once you have chosen your site, call Adventure In Camping (anytime after 7:30am) and relay which site you’ve chosen. On the day of delivery, once you call, we will have a good idea of the time you can expect your trailer.

During our busiest days, we are usually finished delivering all trailers by 5:00 -6:00 pm. Please understand no trailers can be delivered after dark.

YES! Please visit Crowley Lake Fish Camp at www.crowleylakefishcamp.com. They offer camping lakeside, and we are pleased to serve this area! Ask about special packages including campsite and boat rental! Other lakeside camping includes Gull Lake Campground in the June Lake Loop. This is a US Forest Service Campground. More information on both campgrounds can be found on our campgrounds page.

If it’s OK with the campground, it’s OK with us.

You decide. You get to pick a campsite that suits your needs. Remember to estimate the length of the trailer and your vehicle and or boat when asked how long of a site you need. Most campgrounds have restrictions on the number of extra vehicles you can park within the campsite. It is a good idea to check with the campground or RV park as well.

Generally, in campsites that have fire rings you may have a campfire. In unusually dry or windy times, local agencies or the Forest Service may prohibit campfires altogether. Some campgrounds require you to obtain a fire permit to have a campfire. This is a free service but does require you to fill out some information and keep it on file with the local agencies. Check with your campground host during your stay for specific information.

No. Once Adventure In Camping has parked your trailer, you may not move it yourself for any reason. The campsite you chose at the beginning of your stay is generally considered the site you will stay for the duration of your stay. If during your stay you decide you want to move, please contact our office and schedule a move. Please understand there is a fee for moving the trailer. Under no conditions are you allowed to move the trailer yourself. Moving the trailer even within the same site is a violation of our insurance policy and is strictly forbidden.

Each piece of equipment in the trailer will be fully explained to you upon delivery to the campground by our service staff. There is also a guide within the trailer which explains in detail all the trailer operations and equipment and has local contact phone numbers for our service staff. We have service staff available 24 hours a day. No prior camping experience is required; however, respect for conservation will be helpful during your trip.

Please call us if you require assistance during your stay. There is a notebook in the trailer that will troubleshoot any problem you may have.

This is based on your campground and actual campsite. If you camp in an RV park with water and power, we will gladly hook up the trailer to their system. If you are “dry camping” without standard electric or water hook ups, the trailer is self-contained and carries approximately 40 gallons of fresh water. The batteries operate your lights and some electric appliances, such as the heater fan. The batteries are charged during the day with large solar panels. This should eliminate the need to exchange your batteries during your stay. The stove, oven, refrigerator, and heater operate on propane gas. The propane tanks on the trailer are generally sufficient for a 10+ day stay. The microwave and outlets will not work without electrical hook ups or a generator.

Your trailer is delivered with the necessary equipment to refill your water tank. During the check-in walkthrough, the driver will show you how to fill the trailer’s fresh water supply, either with blue fresh water jugs or fresh water hose connected to a nearby water spigot.

Your trailer is delivered with 50’ of fresh water hose. If you want to be able to refill your water frequently using a fresh water spigot, keep this in mind when selecting your campsite. Additional hose may be requested but may not be available.

Yes, it has central heat that runs on battery power and propane. Please be aware that the heater, although it uses propane for the heat, requires a lot of battery power, so conserving is important. Plan to turn the heater down while you are away from the trailer. It won’t take long to heat the trailer once you return. Remember, you do have solar panels on the trailer charging the batteries but conserving does help.

The microwave and wall outlets will only work if you are hooked up to an electrical source. They won’t operate on battery power. Adventure In Camping does offer generators for rent if you want to have a microwave, just be sure to let the reservationist know your needs in advance to make sure you get one that can operate your microwave.

No, but we do rent generators. If you wish to operate standard household appliances during your vacation and don’t plan to stay in a full hook-up RV park, you will need to rent a generator. Ask your Adventure In Camping reservationist for specific information regarding your generator needs. You may bring your own generator, just please let us know so the driver can leave the correct adaptor to plug the trailer cord into your generator.

We understand that both you and your kids may want to stay connected and use electronics such as cell phones, iPads, iTouch, laptops, Gameboys, etc. while you are camping. Each one of our trailers is equipped with the largest solar cell available for an RV. This system is designed to charge battery operated devices as well as the batteries on your trailer. It is important you only charge these devices during the day and use the proper converter. If you do not have a converter (12 volt charger style), please contact our office. We do have a limited number of converters available for rent during your stay.

Pets are generally welcomed; however, the campground you choose may have some restrictions. There is a $25 pet fee added to the reservation. We ask that your pet not be left unattended inside the trailer. You will be responsible for any damage caused by your pet. A barking dog left outside the trailer may cause issues, but use your best judgment.

YES! This is the great outdoors, and your Adventure In Camping trailer adds just a touch of civilization. As with any camping adventure, all of the good things come with a rough edge. Our trailers are not replacements for hotel rooms, condos, or other typical lodgings. As our trailers are located in the middle of the animal’s world that you have come to enjoy, you may encounter some bugs and critters. Wildlife may even come to your door. Come prepared and bring bug spray, and keep your food covered and in the refrigerator or cabinets within the trailer or in the bear boxes provided by the campground. While the wildlife may visit, they probably won’t stay. They don’t seem to like humans, just our food and garbage. By the way, each Adventure In Camping trailer is thoroughly cleaned and de-crittered prior to your rental. Any critters you may run across and have found their way into the trailer are part of the campground and are after any food you may have left unattended. We love pictures of nature with your trailer included. Ask about our photo competitions!

There is something magical about sitting under the awning or in the trailer and watching the rain or snow fall on your campsite. Rain or snow is common and can happen any month of the year in the Sierras; although, it is rare during summer months. Should you decide to check-out early, please call us and let us know. We are unable to give refunds for unused nights for any reason.

Unfortunately, no. We are unable to refund any unused nights for any reason.

That depends if we need the trailer for the next guest. The next guest may be scheduled for a noon delivery on the day you check out. We need to get the trailer back to our service yard for complete servicing before we deliver it to the next guest. Late check out times are based on availability. Please call our service staff (at least 24 hours in advance of your check out day) to see if a late check out is available. Our check out times are strictly enforced. You will be charged a late check out fee, up to $100, depending on how long the driver has to wait.

Yes, as long as the trailer is available. Please call (760) 935-4890 to check availability.

Adventure In Camping does have certain restrictions for extended stays. In addition, most public campgrounds limit stays to 14 consecutive days. Some private RV parks and campgrounds do offer extended stay rates. Please call (760) 935-4890 for pricing and additional information.

Yes. We do offer trailers to be “Self-Pulled.” Please see the Pull Your Own Program webpage or call (760) 935-4890 for details about this option.