P.

Are there any special tricks and tips that would help with operating the RV easily?

A.

1) Slow down, you have a much longer stopping length 2) Don't text. In your car you are 5' wide and can afford some lane wobble...in an RV you're 8 1/2' wide and if you wander just a bit you're already hitting the person in the next lane. 3) Turns require much wider arcs to prevent hitting curbs and objects 4) Backing up is the source of most damage...always have a spotter on the driver's side rear corner watching your path

P.

How do the electric, water and sewage hook up work while setting up at the campground?

A.

We'll text you videos on camper operation for reference later in the trip. The orientation covers a lot and its easy to miss some key details. YouTube videos are great too, but many remote areas have bad signal so you want the video downloaded. Will also have a book in the RV with common tasks

P.

What flexibility is available for picking up and dropping off the RV?

A.

Super flexible. We know flight arrival times are all around the clock, and delays are common with several connections to make it north, so we can take care of you both before and after the trip depending on other rental timing. We can grab the entire family at the airport and run to a grocery store (Walmart off Old Seward Hwy or the one off A Street are very popular for this). We'll help ensure you don't incur an extra day of lodging at a hotel or be stuck with your suitcases for long

P.

Can I drive anywhere with my rental?

A.

While the mileage is unlimited, the RV is required to stay within the contiguous state of Alaska (can't drive to Canada). Additionally, Alaska is full of desolate gravel highways that run for miles and miles. These roads are notorious for eating vehicle tires, causing accidents, getting people stuck with zero cell signal. As such just like other rental agencies in AK, our RV is for paved road use only.