This is a beautiful, like-new, Keystone Cougar that stays warm in the winter and cool in the summer. It has new, comfortable (read: non-RV type) mattresses and Roku streaming sticks. It's all about glamping in the RV we call "Tacocat."Our trailer comes fully stocked with plates, bowls, cups, forks, spoons and everything else you would need. Cookware is also included like pots and pans, bowls, knives, and spatulas. We have outdoor chairs, and a ton of board games.If you're dry-camping (no hook-ups)-- please let me know. This unit doesn't come with a generator and it can be tough to camp in the summer heat with no AC. We can brainstorm.Also please let me know what kind of vehicle you're using. The unit can be towed with trucks equipped with a tow package and capable of towing 8000 lbs (trailer dry weight is 5300 lbs), trailer brakes and a 7-pin connector. Weight distribution hitch is included. If you don't have a proper vehicle or have never towed, we can deliver to your camp spot, set up and pick up for mileage fee of $0.75/mile.
This is a beautiful, like-new, Keystone Cougar that stays warm in the winter and cool in the summer. It has new, comfortable (read: non-RV type) mattresses and Roku streaming sticks. It's all about glamping in the RV we call "Tacocat."Our trailer comes fully stocked with plates, bowls, cups, forks, spoons and everything else you would need. Cookware is also included like pots and pans, bowls, knives, and spatulas. We have outdoor chairs, and a ton of board games.If you're dry-camping (no hook-ups)-- please let me know. This unit doesn't come with a generator and it can be tough to camp in the summer heat with no AC. We can brainstorm.Also please let me know what kind of vehicle you're using. The unit can be towed with trucks equipped with a tow package and capable of towing 8000 lbs (trailer dry weight is 5300 lbs), trailer brakes and a 7-pin connector. Weight distribution hitch is included. If you don't have a proper vehicle or have never towed, we can deliver to your camp spot, set up and pick up for mileage fee of $0.75/mile.
2017 Keystone Cougar
Longitud
28 ft
28 ft
Peso bruto
6400 lbs
6400 lbs
Peso del enganche
620 lbs
620 lbs
Receptor
No proporcionado
No proporcionado
Controlador de freno
No proporcionado
No proporcionado
Reseñas de huéspedes
4.9
Excelente
17 reseñas
Valoración general
5
4
3
2
1
Comunicación
5
Limpieza
4.94
Mantenimiento
4.76
Valor
5
Precisión del anuncio
5
Características
2017 Keystone Cougar
- Capacidad para 7 personas
- Agua dulce: 60 gal
- Aguas grises: 38 gal
- Aguas negras: 38 gal
- Capacidad de propano: 14 lbs
- Peso bruto: 6400 lbs
- Capacidad para 7 personas
- Agua dulce: 60 gal
- Aguas grises: 38 gal
- Aguas negras: 38 gal
- Capacidad de propano: 14 lbs
- Peso bruto: 6400 lbs
Servicios
- Retrete
- Ducha interior
- Ducha exterior
- Solar
- TV/DVD
- Entradas de audio
- Radio
- Reproductor de CD
- Retrete
- Ducha interior
- Ducha exterior
- Solar
- TV/DVD
- Entradas de audio
- Radio
- Reproductor de CD
Lugares cercanos para alojarse
Spokane, WA • La ubicación exacta se proporcionará tras la reserva
1. CampCDA
Coeur d'Alene, ID • 35 miles away
2. Wolf Lodge Campground
Coeur d'Alene, ID • 36 miles away
3. Lost Moose Campground
Cataldo, ID • 45 miles away
4. CDA River RV, Riverfront Campground
Cataldo, ID • 50 miles away
5. Crystal Gold Mine RV Park
Kellogg, ID • 61 miles away
La disponibilidad y la idoneidad de la autocaravana no están garantizadas. Por favor, verifica directamente con los campings antes de reservar.
Spokane, WA • La ubicación exacta se proporcionará tras la reserva
Normas y políticas
No smoking.
The trailer tanks must be emptied prior to return. A $25 fee will be incurred for tanks that have not been emptied.
No smoking.
The trailer tanks must be emptied prior to return. A $25 fee will be incurred for tanks that have not been emptied.
- Hora de inicio: 15
Hora de finalización: 11 - Se admiten mascotas
- Sin festivales de música
- No seguir de cerca
- No fumar
- Kilometraje ilimitado
- Sin generador
Cancelación: Moderate
Te presentamos a tu anfitrión, Neal
Miembro desde 2019
The happiest memories I have as a child were made in my grandparents' 1975 Rolls International. It was pretty tricked out for a trailer. But it's the conversations, the laughter, and the adventure that I remember most. It's what inspired me to purchase a trailer once we moved to the northwest. We have two kids, two dogs, two cats, and two rats. Only the kids and the dogs camp with us. The first time we camped, we rented. It was just a 17-foot rig. Within one hour of hitching-up, I decided to drive the thing down the Lewiston grade. That was a white knuckle experience. When we arrived at our campsite, I discovered my other genius planning move-- I picked a slip that required a very tricky back-in move. About 15 minutes into the experience, I looked up to notice about 25 people watching us. Some even found lounge chairs to really soak in the experience. An intoxicated gentleman offered to "show me how it was done." He prevailed, ultimately, and I was grateful. Later on that trip, at Yellowstone National Park, we noticed one of the trailer's tires had a blow-out. I realize this probably doesn't inspire you to rent an RV and try the experience-- but believe me when I tell you that each one of these challenges turned out to be a great experience, a great memory, and I wouldn't trade them for anything.
The happiest memories I have as a child were made in my grandparents' 1975 Rolls International. It was pretty tricked out for a trailer. But it's the conversations, the laughter, and the adventure that I remember most. It's what inspired me to purchase a trailer once we moved to the northwest. We have two kids, two dogs, two cats, and two rats. Only the kids and the dogs camp with us. The first time we camped, we rented. It was just a 17-foot rig. Within one hour of hitching-up, I decided to drive the thing down the Lewiston grade. That was a white knuckle experience. When we arrived at our campsite, I discovered my other genius planning move-- I picked a slip that required a very tricky back-in move. About 15 minutes into the experience, I looked up to notice about 25 people watching us. Some even found lounge chairs to really soak in the experience. An intoxicated gentleman offered to "show me how it was done." He prevailed, ultimately, and I was grateful. Later on that trip, at Yellowstone National Park, we noticed one of the trailer's tires had a blow-out. I realize this probably doesn't inspire you to rent an RV and try the experience-- but believe me when I tell you that each one of these challenges turned out to be a great experience, a great memory, and I wouldn't trade them for anything.
