1985 Travel Trailer on Bainbridge Island
Offres de livraison
Animaux acceptés
21+
2 couchages
19 ft. long
Our camper sleeps two adults comfortably but fits an added fur baby and/or small child as long as you don't mind sharing your bed!Step inside to discover a cozy living space that provides all the comforts of home on the road. From a comfortable sleeping area to a compact kitchenette, this trailer is designed for convenience and relaxation. There is a bed platform that holds a twin bed. It includes a 6” foam mattress and 2” memory foam topper making the bed as comfortable as your mattress at home. The dining table folds down into a twin sized bed which has a 4” mattress.The kitchen includes a sink, 4 burner range, oven, refrigerator, freezer and coffee maker. It is stocked with eating and cooking utensils, and cleaning supplies. The bathroom includes a tub, shower, sink and toilet. There is plenty of storage throughout the camper including a wardrobe closet and loft storage area.The stove uses the propane tanks for fuel while the hot water and refrigerator are powered by an electric hookup at your campsite.If you don’t have an electric hookup or a generator, then the 2, 12 volt batteries inside the camper will only power the overhead lights and the water pump for about 2 days.Measuring just the right size at 19’, this travel trailer is easy to tow and maneuver, allowing you to navigate narrow roads and tight campsites with ease. Note: THE Hitch Electrical Connector IS A 7 PIN (see photos).Despite its compact size, this trailer boasts a functional layout that maximizes space and efficiency. With multiple storage areas and places to sit, you’ll have everything you need for a comfortable camping experience.Rest assured knowing that this 1985 travel trailer has been well-maintained over the years, ensuring reliability and peace of mind on your outdoor adventures.With its new tires in pristine condition and all systems fully functional, this travel trailer is ready to hit the road whenever you are. Simply hitch it up to your vehicle and set off on your next journey!We love living on Bainbridge Island and invite you to stay in our camper at the best beach campground in the Pacific Northwest. Fay Bainbridge Campground is located on the north end of the island, just a 35-minute ferry ride from Downtown Seattle. The sandy beach and views of the Seattle skyline, Mount Rainier and Mount Baker are stunning.Simply make reservations online on the Bainbridge Island Metro Parks and Recreation District website (biparks) for one of 25 RV sites for $45 a night.Each site has electricity and water hookups (no sewer hookups, but you can still use the toilet inside the camper). Site 17 is ADA accessible. Check-in time is 2:30pm, and check-out time is 1:00pm.We will deliver the camper and set it up for you at 2:30pm on the first day of your reservation. At check out, we will pick up the camper. TIP! Go to the Washington State Department of Transportation website (wsdot) to check the most up-to-date Seattle to Bainbridge sailing schedule.If you prefer to haul the camper to a different location, that is also an option. We can loan you our trailer hitch and meet you at a convenient location on Bainbridge or Poulsbo to help connect the camper to your vehicle.Setup Instructions: Retro 1985 Camping Trailer ChecklistArriving at the Campsite:
Positioning the Trailer:
Choose a level spot.Unhitching:
Chock wheels with wood wedges.
Disconnect trailer from tow vehicle.Leveling the Trailer:
Lower stabilizers and adjust as needed to level the trailer.
The crank for the stabilizers is in the forward side hatch.Hooking up the Trailer:Electricity:
Connect to campsite power supply (make sure the breaker at the site is On).
Test outlets inside the trailer.
If the camper does not power after connecting to the campsite power supply, flip the breaker located in the cabinet directly under the refrigerator.Water Supply:
Attach pressure reducer to inlet.
Attach water filter to pressure reducer.
Attach freshwater hose to campground spigot and then to water filter.
Turn on water at campground spigot.
Check for leaks. Tighten connections if necessary.Sewer Hookup:
Remove black water outlet hose from rear bumper.
Remove black cap from black water outlet drain on camper.
Attach black water outlet hose to outlet drain and campsite tank inlet.
Ensure secure connections to avoid spills.
Use the sewer hose support to adjust downward slope.
Pull integrated retention gate to allow black water flow.Propane:
Turn on propane tanks to use the gas stovetop.
To light the flame, turn on a burner and use a lighter.Using Appliances:Refrigerator:
Powered by electricity.
It can take a few hours to reach temperature.Water Heater:
For hot water, turn on the water heaters located under the kitchen sink.
Turn on the small water heater for hot water at the kitchen sink.
Turn on the large water heater under the sink to enjoy a hot but quick! 3-minute shower.Portable Electric Heater:
Located in the wardrobe. Ensure it's on a flat surface to avoid beeping.Small Fan and Lamp:
Located in the overhead cabinet above the dinette.Dinette:
Folds into a twin bed. A mattress and a pillow are in the bunk storage above the main bed. Extra sheets are in the wardrobe.Outdoor Setup:Bamboo Mat:
Place the large bamboo mat under the door entry to minimize dirt.Leaving Your Camping Area:Inside the Trailer:Secure Loose Items:
Store away any loose items to prevent movement during travel.
Lock cabinets, drawers, and doors.Appliances:
Turn off and store all appliances.
Lock the refrigerator.Windows and Vents:
Close all windows.
Close roof vents.Lights and Power:
Turn off all lights.
Disconnect from the campsite power supply.Outside the Trailer:Water Supply:
Disconnect the freshwater hose, filter, and pressure reducer. Use it to rinse out the sewer hose.
Store the hose inside the trailer.Sewer Hookup:
Disconnect and clean the sewer hose at the campsite sewer tank.
Store the sewer hose inside rear bumper.Propane:
Turn off propane tanks.Stabilizers and Chocks:
Raise stabilizing jacks.Hitching the Trailer:Connect to Tow Vehicle:
Align and connect the hitch.
Lock the hitch latch and insert the hitch pin.Safety Chains and Cables:
Attach safety chains to the tow vehicle.
Connect the breakaway cable.Electrical Connection:
Plug in the trailer's electrical connector.
Test lights (brake, turn signals, and running lights).
Ce qui est inclusOur camper has clean sheets, blankets, 2 pillows and 2 beach, 2 bath and 2 kitchen towels. The bathroom has soap, shampoo, conditioner, toilet paper, bug spray, a first aid kit, and a small jar of laundry soap. The kitchen has dish soap, sponge, paper towels, and trash bags. The trailer has a large welcome mat to reduce tracking in dirt. There is also a small vacuum, cleaning supplies, a portable radiant electric heater, a lamp and small fan.RecommandationsBring your own personal toiletries and camp chairs. Bring extra blankets or sleeping bags if you think it will get cold overnight. It’s also nice to bring a radio or speaker for music. Pack cards, games, books and flashlights. Autres points à signalerOur camper is our home away from home. Please treat it kindly and return it just the way you found it. Please put dirty sheets and towels in the bathtub upon return. Wash and put away dishes. Remove all personal items and garbage.
Positioning the Trailer:
Choose a level spot.Unhitching:
Chock wheels with wood wedges.
Disconnect trailer from tow vehicle.Leveling the Trailer:
Lower stabilizers and adjust as needed to level the trailer.
The crank for the stabilizers is in the forward side hatch.Hooking up the Trailer:Electricity:
Connect to campsite power supply (make sure the breaker at the site is On).
Test outlets inside the trailer.
If the camper does not power after connecting to the campsite power supply, flip the breaker located in the cabinet directly under the refrigerator.Water Supply:
Attach pressure reducer to inlet.
Attach water filter to pressure reducer.
Attach freshwater hose to campground spigot and then to water filter.
Turn on water at campground spigot.
Check for leaks. Tighten connections if necessary.Sewer Hookup:
Remove black water outlet hose from rear bumper.
Remove black cap from black water outlet drain on camper.
Attach black water outlet hose to outlet drain and campsite tank inlet.
Ensure secure connections to avoid spills.
Use the sewer hose support to adjust downward slope.
Pull integrated retention gate to allow black water flow.Propane:
Turn on propane tanks to use the gas stovetop.
To light the flame, turn on a burner and use a lighter.Using Appliances:Refrigerator:
Powered by electricity.
It can take a few hours to reach temperature.Water Heater:
For hot water, turn on the water heaters located under the kitchen sink.
Turn on the small water heater for hot water at the kitchen sink.
Turn on the large water heater under the sink to enjoy a hot but quick! 3-minute shower.Portable Electric Heater:
Located in the wardrobe. Ensure it's on a flat surface to avoid beeping.Small Fan and Lamp:
Located in the overhead cabinet above the dinette.Dinette:
Folds into a twin bed. A mattress and a pillow are in the bunk storage above the main bed. Extra sheets are in the wardrobe.Outdoor Setup:Bamboo Mat:
Place the large bamboo mat under the door entry to minimize dirt.Leaving Your Camping Area:Inside the Trailer:Secure Loose Items:
Store away any loose items to prevent movement during travel.
Lock cabinets, drawers, and doors.Appliances:
Turn off and store all appliances.
Lock the refrigerator.Windows and Vents:
Close all windows.
Close roof vents.Lights and Power:
Turn off all lights.
Disconnect from the campsite power supply.Outside the Trailer:Water Supply:
Disconnect the freshwater hose, filter, and pressure reducer. Use it to rinse out the sewer hose.
Store the hose inside the trailer.Sewer Hookup:
Disconnect and clean the sewer hose at the campsite sewer tank.
Store the sewer hose inside rear bumper.Propane:
Turn off propane tanks.Stabilizers and Chocks:
Raise stabilizing jacks.Hitching the Trailer:Connect to Tow Vehicle:
Align and connect the hitch.
Lock the hitch latch and insert the hitch pin.Safety Chains and Cables:
Attach safety chains to the tow vehicle.
Connect the breakaway cable.Electrical Connection:
Plug in the trailer's electrical connector.
Test lights (brake, turn signals, and running lights).
Ce qui est inclusOur camper has clean sheets, blankets, 2 pillows and 2 beach, 2 bath and 2 kitchen towels. The bathroom has soap, shampoo, conditioner, toilet paper, bug spray, a first aid kit, and a small jar of laundry soap. The kitchen has dish soap, sponge, paper towels, and trash bags. The trailer has a large welcome mat to reduce tracking in dirt. There is also a small vacuum, cleaning supplies, a portable radiant electric heater, a lamp and small fan.RecommandationsBring your own personal toiletries and camp chairs. Bring extra blankets or sleeping bags if you think it will get cold overnight. It’s also nice to bring a radio or speaker for music. Pack cards, games, books and flashlights. Autres points à signalerOur camper is our home away from home. Please treat it kindly and return it just the way you found it. Please put dirty sheets and towels in the bathtub upon return. Wash and put away dishes. Remove all personal items and garbage.
Our camper sleeps two adults comfortably but fits an added fur baby and/or small child as long as you don't mind sharing your bed!Step inside to discover a cozy living space that provides all the comforts of home on the road. From a comfortable sleeping area to a compact kitchenette, this trailer is designed for convenience and relaxation. There is a bed platform that holds a twin bed. It includes a 6” foam mattress and 2” memory foam topper making the bed as comfortable as your mattress at home. The dining table folds down into a twin sized bed which has a 4” mattress.The kitchen includes a sink, 4 burner range, oven, refrigerator, freezer and coffee maker. It is stocked with eating and cooking utensils, and cleaning supplies. The bathroom includes a tub, shower, sink and toilet. There is plenty of storage throughout the camper including a wardrobe closet and loft storage area.The stove uses the propane tanks for fuel while the hot water and refrigerator are powered by an electric hookup at your campsite.If you don’t have an electric hookup or a generator, then the 2, 12 volt batteries inside the camper will only power the overhead lights and the water pump for about 2 days.Measuring just the right size at 19’, this travel trailer is easy to tow and maneuver, allowing you to navigate narrow roads and tight campsites with ease. Note: THE Hitch Electrical Connector IS A 7 PIN (see photos).Despite its compact size, this trailer boasts a functional layout that maximizes space and efficiency. With multiple storage areas and places to sit, you’ll have everything you need for a comfortable camping experience.Rest assured knowing that this 1985 travel trailer has been well-maintained over the years, ensuring reliability and peace of mind on your outdoor adventures.With its new tires in pristine condition and all systems fully functional, this travel trailer is ready to hit the road whenever you are. Simply hitch it up to your vehicle and set off on your next journey!We love living on Bainbridge Island and invite you to stay in our camper at the best beach campground in the Pacific Northwest. Fay Bainbridge Campground is located on the north end of the island, just a 35-minute ferry ride from Downtown Seattle. The sandy beach and views of the Seattle skyline, Mount Rainier and Mount Baker are stunning.Simply make reservations online on the Bainbridge Island Metro Parks and Recreation District website (biparks) for one of 25 RV sites for $45 a night.Each site has electricity and water hookups (no sewer hookups, but you can still use the toilet inside the camper). Site 17 is ADA accessible. Check-in time is 2:30pm, and check-out time is 1:00pm.We will deliver the camper and set it up for you at 2:30pm on the first day of your reservation. At check out, we will pick up the camper. TIP! Go to the Washington State Department of Transportation website (wsdot) to check the most up-to-date Seattle to Bainbridge sailing schedule.If you prefer to haul the camper to a different location, that is also an option. We can loan you our trailer hitch and meet you at a convenient location on Bainbridge or Poulsbo to help connect the camper to your vehicle.Setup Instructions: Retro 1985 Camping Trailer ChecklistArriving at the Campsite:
Positioning the Trailer:
Choose a level spot.Unhitching:
Chock wheels with wood wedges.
Disconnect trailer from tow vehicle.Leveling the Trailer:
Lower stabilizers and adjust as needed to level the trailer.
The crank for the stabilizers is in the forward side hatch.Hooking up the Trailer:Electricity:
Connect to campsite power supply (make sure the breaker at the site is On).
Test outlets inside the trailer.
If the camper does not power after connecting to the campsite power supply, flip the breaker located in the cabinet directly under the refrigerator.Water Supply:
Attach pressure reducer to inlet.
Attach water filter to pressure reducer.
Attach freshwater hose to campground spigot and then to water filter.
Turn on water at campground spigot.
Check for leaks. Tighten connections if necessary.Sewer Hookup:
Remove black water outlet hose from rear bumper.
Remove black cap from black water outlet drain on camper.
Attach black water outlet hose to outlet drain and campsite tank inlet.
Ensure secure connections to avoid spills.
Use the sewer hose support to adjust downward slope.
Pull integrated retention gate to allow black water flow.Propane:
Turn on propane tanks to use the gas stovetop.
To light the flame, turn on a burner and use a lighter.Using Appliances:Refrigerator:
Powered by electricity.
It can take a few hours to reach temperature.Water Heater:
For hot water, turn on the water heaters located under the kitchen sink.
Turn on the small water heater for hot water at the kitchen sink.
Turn on the large water heater under the sink to enjoy a hot but quick! 3-minute shower.Portable Electric Heater:
Located in the wardrobe. Ensure it's on a flat surface to avoid beeping.Small Fan and Lamp:
Located in the overhead cabinet above the dinette.Dinette:
Folds into a twin bed. A mattress and a pillow are in the bunk storage above the main bed. Extra sheets are in the wardrobe.Outdoor Setup:Bamboo Mat:
Place the large bamboo mat under the door entry to minimize dirt.Leaving Your Camping Area:Inside the Trailer:Secure Loose Items:
Store away any loose items to prevent movement during travel.
Lock cabinets, drawers, and doors.Appliances:
Turn off and store all appliances.
Lock the refrigerator.Windows and Vents:
Close all windows.
Close roof vents.Lights and Power:
Turn off all lights.
Disconnect from the campsite power supply.Outside the Trailer:Water Supply:
Disconnect the freshwater hose, filter, and pressure reducer. Use it to rinse out the sewer hose.
Store the hose inside the trailer.Sewer Hookup:
Disconnect and clean the sewer hose at the campsite sewer tank.
Store the sewer hose inside rear bumper.Propane:
Turn off propane tanks.Stabilizers and Chocks:
Raise stabilizing jacks.Hitching the Trailer:Connect to Tow Vehicle:
Align and connect the hitch.
Lock the hitch latch and insert the hitch pin.Safety Chains and Cables:
Attach safety chains to the tow vehicle.
Connect the breakaway cable.Electrical Connection:
Plug in the trailer's electrical connector.
Test lights (brake, turn signals, and running lights).
Ce qui est inclusOur camper has clean sheets, blankets, 2 pillows and 2 beach, 2 bath and 2 kitchen towels. The bathroom has soap, shampoo, conditioner, toilet paper, bug spray, a first aid kit, and a small jar of laundry soap. The kitchen has dish soap, sponge, paper towels, and trash bags. The trailer has a large welcome mat to reduce tracking in dirt. There is also a small vacuum, cleaning supplies, a portable radiant electric heater, a lamp and small fan.RecommandationsBring your own personal toiletries and camp chairs. Bring extra blankets or sleeping bags if you think it will get cold overnight. It’s also nice to bring a radio or speaker for music. Pack cards, games, books and flashlights. Autres points à signalerOur camper is our home away from home. Please treat it kindly and return it just the way you found it. Please put dirty sheets and towels in the bathtub upon return. Wash and put away dishes. Remove all personal items and garbage.
Positioning the Trailer:
Choose a level spot.Unhitching:
Chock wheels with wood wedges.
Disconnect trailer from tow vehicle.Leveling the Trailer:
Lower stabilizers and adjust as needed to level the trailer.
The crank for the stabilizers is in the forward side hatch.Hooking up the Trailer:Electricity:
Connect to campsite power supply (make sure the breaker at the site is On).
Test outlets inside the trailer.
If the camper does not power after connecting to the campsite power supply, flip the breaker located in the cabinet directly under the refrigerator.Water Supply:
Attach pressure reducer to inlet.
Attach water filter to pressure reducer.
Attach freshwater hose to campground spigot and then to water filter.
Turn on water at campground spigot.
Check for leaks. Tighten connections if necessary.Sewer Hookup:
Remove black water outlet hose from rear bumper.
Remove black cap from black water outlet drain on camper.
Attach black water outlet hose to outlet drain and campsite tank inlet.
Ensure secure connections to avoid spills.
Use the sewer hose support to adjust downward slope.
Pull integrated retention gate to allow black water flow.Propane:
Turn on propane tanks to use the gas stovetop.
To light the flame, turn on a burner and use a lighter.Using Appliances:Refrigerator:
Powered by electricity.
It can take a few hours to reach temperature.Water Heater:
For hot water, turn on the water heaters located under the kitchen sink.
Turn on the small water heater for hot water at the kitchen sink.
Turn on the large water heater under the sink to enjoy a hot but quick! 3-minute shower.Portable Electric Heater:
Located in the wardrobe. Ensure it's on a flat surface to avoid beeping.Small Fan and Lamp:
Located in the overhead cabinet above the dinette.Dinette:
Folds into a twin bed. A mattress and a pillow are in the bunk storage above the main bed. Extra sheets are in the wardrobe.Outdoor Setup:Bamboo Mat:
Place the large bamboo mat under the door entry to minimize dirt.Leaving Your Camping Area:Inside the Trailer:Secure Loose Items:
Store away any loose items to prevent movement during travel.
Lock cabinets, drawers, and doors.Appliances:
Turn off and store all appliances.
Lock the refrigerator.Windows and Vents:
Close all windows.
Close roof vents.Lights and Power:
Turn off all lights.
Disconnect from the campsite power supply.Outside the Trailer:Water Supply:
Disconnect the freshwater hose, filter, and pressure reducer. Use it to rinse out the sewer hose.
Store the hose inside the trailer.Sewer Hookup:
Disconnect and clean the sewer hose at the campsite sewer tank.
Store the sewer hose inside rear bumper.Propane:
Turn off propane tanks.Stabilizers and Chocks:
Raise stabilizing jacks.Hitching the Trailer:Connect to Tow Vehicle:
Align and connect the hitch.
Lock the hitch latch and insert the hitch pin.Safety Chains and Cables:
Attach safety chains to the tow vehicle.
Connect the breakaway cable.Electrical Connection:
Plug in the trailer's electrical connector.
Test lights (brake, turn signals, and running lights).
Ce qui est inclusOur camper has clean sheets, blankets, 2 pillows and 2 beach, 2 bath and 2 kitchen towels. The bathroom has soap, shampoo, conditioner, toilet paper, bug spray, a first aid kit, and a small jar of laundry soap. The kitchen has dish soap, sponge, paper towels, and trash bags. The trailer has a large welcome mat to reduce tracking in dirt. There is also a small vacuum, cleaning supplies, a portable radiant electric heater, a lamp and small fan.RecommandationsBring your own personal toiletries and camp chairs. Bring extra blankets or sleeping bags if you think it will get cold overnight. It’s also nice to bring a radio or speaker for music. Pack cards, games, books and flashlights. Autres points à signalerOur camper is our home away from home. Please treat it kindly and return it just the way you found it. Please put dirty sheets and towels in the bathtub upon return. Wash and put away dishes. Remove all personal items and garbage.
1985 Terry Taurus
Length
19 ft
19 ft
Gross Weight
3 600 lbs
3 600 lbs
Hitch Weight
1 lb
1 lb
Connector
7pin
7pin
Receiver
Not provided
Not provided
Brake Controller
Not provided
Not provided
Sleeping arrangements
Twin bed
1
1
Dinnette conversion
1
1
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1985 Terry Taurus
- 2 couchages
- Poids brut : 3 600 lbs
- Poids de l'attelage : 1 lb
- 2 couchages
- Poids brut : 3 600 lbs
- Poids de l'attelage : 1 lb
Aménagements
- WC
- Douche intérieure
- Serviettes de toilette
- Lavabo de salle de bains
- Papier hygiénique
- Eau chaude
- Raccordement à l'eau
- Raccordement à l'électricité (30 Ampères)
- WC
- Douche intérieure
- Serviettes de toilette
- Lavabo de salle de bains
- Papier hygiénique
- Eau chaude
- Raccordement à l'eau
- Raccordement à l'électricité (30 Ampères)
Nearby places to stay
Bainbridge Island, WA • Emplacement exact fourni après la réservation
1. Whidbey Island Fairgrounds and Events Center
Langley, WA • 31 miles away
2. Tahuya Adventure Resort
Belfair, WA • 17 miles away
3. Glen Ayr Resort
Hoodsport, WA • 31 miles away
4. RV@Olympic
Port Angeles, WA • 52 miles away
5. Elwha RV Park
Port Angeles, WA • 60 miles away
Availability and RV fit not guaranteed. Please verify directly with campgrounds before booking.
Bainbridge Island, WA • Emplacement exact fourni après la réservation
Règles et politiques
- Animaux acceptés
- Compatible avec un hayon
- Pas de festivals de musique
- Non fumeur
- Kilométrage illimité
Frequently asked questions
Q.
What type of coffee maker does the camper have?
R.
The coffee maker uses ground coffee and there are coffee filters provided.
Q.
What flexibility is available for picking up and dropping off the RV?
R.
We are very flexible for pick up and drop off times.
Q.
Do you have recommendations on Bainbridge Island?
R.
Here are some of our favorite places: Bay Hay and Feed; Grand Forest Trails; Town and Country Central Market; Strawberry Hill Dog Park; Lynwood Center Marketplace; Lytle Beach; Battle Point Park; Fort Ward Park; Free Art Museum - BIMA; Pegasus Coffee; The Harbor Pub; BI Farmers Market
Q.
When will I get my security deposit hold released?
R.
If the camper is returned just as you received it, with no damage, all items present (like towels, appliances, dishes, cookware, etc.) and returned relatively tidy and clean, then you will receive your full security deposit 7 days after the return. Otherwise, a fair amount for damages, missing items or time spent beyond a normal amount of required cleaning will be withheld from the security deposit.
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We love Bainbridge Island and want to share it with you! Stay in our Retro 1985 Terry Taurus Camping Trailer. Book an RV site at Fay Bainbridge Campground and then we will deliver the camper and set it up for you.
We love Bainbridge Island and want to share it with you! Stay in our Retro 1985 Terry Taurus Camping Trailer. Book an RV site at Fay Bainbridge Campground and then we will deliver the camper and set it up for you.
