Off-Road Camper Rental Rules & Responsibilities 1. Return Condition: Return the camper in the same condition it was received—clean, undamaged, and with all original gear. Remove all trash and personal belongings, wipe down interior surfaces, clean the outdoor kitchen and camp stove if used, wash and put away dishes, empty and wipe out the refrigerator, turn it off and leave the door cracked open, sweep up spills or dirt, and rinse off excessive mud from the exterior. Normal road dust is expected; excessive dirt, stains, odors, food residue, missing items, damage, or additional cleaning may result in extra fees. 2. Towing Requirements: Tow vehicle must be properly rated and equipped with a suitable hitch receiver and functioning trailer brake controller. Safety chains, trailer lights, and brakes must be connected and used as required by law. 3. System Use & Responsibility: Renters are responsible for understanding the proper operation of all camper systems, including the water system, solar charging system, awning, and other provided equipment. 4. Water Tank: The fresh water tank is provided empty. You may fill it during your trip but must empty and drain it before returning the camper to avoid additional fees. 5. Tires & Recovery: An off-road tire plug kit is included; no spare tire is provided. Renters are responsible for tire repairs, recovery expenses, towing, and any costs resulting from off-road use or poor route selection. 6. Pets & Smoking: Pets are welcome with the applicable pet fee but must not cause damage. Smoking or vaping inside the camper or rooftop tent is strictly prohibited. 7. Trail Use: This camper is built for off-road travel but has limits. Renters are responsible for operating it safely, using good judgment, and avoiding obstacles or terrain beyond the capabilities of the camper or tow vehicle.