Barefoot for Fun

The Host canceled the booking 5 days before departure. This is an automated posting.

Mr. and Ms. Rabbi are great people and excellent hosts. We rented this trailer at the last minute, and the process went smoothly—aside from a bit of time spent setting it up due to the low hitch on my car. This was our first family trip (me, my wife, and our baby), and it went really well. We had a great time visiting Shenandoah National Park, and it became a truly memorable experience for us. The trailer was spotless and in excellent condition, equipped with many useful accessories, including a wireless camera that can attach to the back side of trailer for monitoring during driving or backing. At the campsite, people were curious and interested by its cute exterior and well-designed, spacious interior. We highly recommend this trailer to anyone planning a trip near the D.C. area. We’ll definitely rent it again for our next adventure.

WOW!! 5 STARS - this camper is a really special experience, and I cannot recommend it enough! Camper Pros: super lightweight - can maneuver it by hand if needed (i.e. to get into a driveway), has everything you can imagine needing (sink, toilet, shower, stove, fridge, freezer, AC, heat, fan, etc. etc.), it is GORGEOUS and a conversation piece wherever it goes, so many thoughtful little details throughout the trailer. It was very easy to handle - both on the road and all the steps in getting it hitched up - by myself. Rabbi Bruce is a lovely and thorough guide, and tireless in his efforts (we probably spent 4-6 hours together over two days before I headed out!) to help me, a first-timer, safely on the road! Could not be more grateful to him. Caveat: everyone who sees you with this trailer will want to talk to you about it!! No, seriously. Only other note is that for sleeping, this was super comfy for one tallish (5'7 person), and also - I was glad I did not have to share the space with my 6'1 partner, so just consider your comfort levels for sleeping more than one person. Heads-up: If you are a first-timer, make sure you have at least 17 inches clearance from ground to your hitch, AND you have have a sway ball attached, AND you have a remote braking apparatus.