2016 Forest River Sunseeker RV
5 • 2 reviews
6 guests
Sleeps 6
26 ft. long
Pet friendly
2016 Forest River Sunseeker
Take a trip in The Last Frontier in comfort with my Forest River Sunseeker. For those out there considering taking their first trip in a Class C RV, this model has a short enough wheelbase for almost anyone to comfortably drive at only 26' long. Comparable to a big van or small U-Haul. Have confidence in maneuvering and backing up the RV with the rear camera... Couldn't imagine backing an RV up without one! This model is putting out plenty of power to get up that mountain safely & reliably. This model sleeps 6 but I'd say comfortably for 5 adults. Also has a dinette that folds down into a bed for the kiddos... Take it almost anywhere, Most campsites have a driveway that will easily accommodate it as well. Looking forward to hosting you!What's includedThe Sunseeker will come equipped with everything needed for your vacation (Dishes, Silverware, Cookware, Coffee Maker, Towels, Fresh linens, Blankets), including much that is considered an upgrade for no additional charge (1 Table, 2 Chairs, Propane Grill, 1 Cooler).RecommendationsDenali National Park - Drive the first 15 miles of the park road (this is the only section open to the public)--take a lovely hike at mile 15. Beautiful trail!Whitter - Take a drive through the Anton Anderson Memorial Tunnel. The longest Highway tunnel in North America. Camping on the Prince Williams Sound, Hiking, Charter Fishing and small shops.Talkeetna - Visit a sled dog kennels, tour the cute town and shops. Go on a jet boat ride. Check out the brewery.Girdwood - Take the Alyeska tram to the top of the mountain for lunch or dinner, hike to Virgin Creek Falls, visit Girdwood Brewery & food trucks.Seward - Glacier boat tours, charter fishing, the Sealife center. Guided fishing trips.Hope - Just 2 hours south of Anchorage. Small and quaint with amazing views. Live music on the weekends at at the Creekbend Cafe. Visit the Seaview Cafe and camp next to the ocean.Cooper Landing - Guided fishing. Views of the gorgeous Kenai River, rafting trip.Homer - Visit the spit, drive to the most westward point in North America connected to the road system and local shops, guided halibut fishing trips, kayak across the bay, walk on Bishop beach during low tide.Other things to noteArrival and Departure Logistics:
We need about a half hour (scheduled in advance) when you will be arriving to go over the functions of the RV before you take off. This hour can be scheduled between 8 AM and 8 PM. When you return to drop the RV off, it will take at least Thirty minutes to inspect the van together and sign you off.Keep in mind that while I want you to have a lot of fun, there are a few limitations as to where you are allowed to take the RV. We do not allow the vehicle to leave Alaska, nor do we allow it on the Dalton highway north of Fairbanks. The Denali highway (different from the Denali National Park road) and the road going to Kennecott are permissible but keep in mind these roads are gravel and flat tires and damage to vehicles from rocks is likely to occur. Renters are responsible for the cost of any damages that occur to the vehicle. There are no towing companies that will pick you up on these roads so breakdowns and repairs due to misuse of the vehicle will be very expensive. The vehicle is definitely not designed for off-roading(4x4) and should stay on well maintained roads and highways.Also, while I know you might enjoy the hunting and fishing that is unique to Alaska, you can cook fish on the supplied stove, but I do not allow any cleaning of fish or game in the RV. Please keep these activities outside so that no foul odors are left in the vehicle. If you plan on fishing please store all fishing equipment (waders, poles, nets, bait) in the storage compartment under the RV. If you transport fish you have caught please do not store or transport fish in the supplied cooler.We want you to enjoy Alaska your way, but keep in mind that other renters would like to enjoy the same experience after your trip. So to sum it up:
No Smoking or smoke of any kind
No air fresheners (for those who are chemically sensitive)
No Off-Roading
No cleaning fish or game inside the RV
Failure to return the RV to me in same condition as you received it when you picked it up incurs a $250 cleaning fee that we will retain from your deposit.
-No partying/smoking/drugs
-No animals that aren't WELL house trained
-No festivals
-No climbing on the roof
We need about a half hour (scheduled in advance) when you will be arriving to go over the functions of the RV before you take off. This hour can be scheduled between 8 AM and 8 PM. When you return to drop the RV off, it will take at least Thirty minutes to inspect the van together and sign you off.Keep in mind that while I want you to have a lot of fun, there are a few limitations as to where you are allowed to take the RV. We do not allow the vehicle to leave Alaska, nor do we allow it on the Dalton highway north of Fairbanks. The Denali highway (different from the Denali National Park road) and the road going to Kennecott are permissible but keep in mind these roads are gravel and flat tires and damage to vehicles from rocks is likely to occur. Renters are responsible for the cost of any damages that occur to the vehicle. There are no towing companies that will pick you up on these roads so breakdowns and repairs due to misuse of the vehicle will be very expensive. The vehicle is definitely not designed for off-roading(4x4) and should stay on well maintained roads and highways.Also, while I know you might enjoy the hunting and fishing that is unique to Alaska, you can cook fish on the supplied stove, but I do not allow any cleaning of fish or game in the RV. Please keep these activities outside so that no foul odors are left in the vehicle. If you plan on fishing please store all fishing equipment (waders, poles, nets, bait) in the storage compartment under the RV. If you transport fish you have caught please do not store or transport fish in the supplied cooler.We want you to enjoy Alaska your way, but keep in mind that other renters would like to enjoy the same experience after your trip. So to sum it up:
No Smoking or smoke of any kind
No air fresheners (for those who are chemically sensitive)
No Off-Roading
No cleaning fish or game inside the RV
Failure to return the RV to me in same condition as you received it when you picked it up incurs a $250 cleaning fee that we will retain from your deposit.
-No partying/smoking/drugs
-No animals that aren't WELL house trained
-No festivals
-No climbing on the roof
Take a trip in The Last Frontier in comfort with my Forest River Sunseeker. For those out there considering taking their first trip in a Class C RV, this model has a short enough wheelbase for almost anyone to comfortably drive at only 26' long. Comparable to a big van or small U-Haul. Have confidence in maneuvering and backing up the RV with the rear camera... Couldn't imagine backing an RV up without one! This model is putting out plenty of power to get up that mountain safely & reliably. This model sleeps 6 but I'd say comfortably for 5 adults. Also has a dinette that folds down into a bed for the kiddos... Take it almost anywhere, Most campsites have a driveway that will easily accommodate it as well. Looking forward to hosting you!What's includedThe Sunseeker will come equipped with everything needed for your vacation (Dishes, Silverware, Cookware, Coffee Maker, Towels, Fresh linens, Blankets), including much that is considered an upgrade for no additional charge (1 Table, 2 Chairs, Propane Grill, 1 Cooler).RecommendationsDenali National Park - Drive the first 15 miles of the park road (this is the only section open to the public)--take a lovely hike at mile 15. Beautiful trail!Whitter - Take a drive through the Anton Anderson Memorial Tunnel. The longest Highway tunnel in North America. Camping on the Prince Williams Sound, Hiking, Charter Fishing and small shops.Talkeetna - Visit a sled dog kennels, tour the cute town and shops. Go on a jet boat ride. Check out the brewery.Girdwood - Take the Alyeska tram to the top of the mountain for lunch or dinner, hike to Virgin Creek Falls, visit Girdwood Brewery & food trucks.Seward - Glacier boat tours, charter fishing, the Sealife center. Guided fishing trips.Hope - Just 2 hours south of Anchorage. Small and quaint with amazing views. Live music on the weekends at at the Creekbend Cafe. Visit the Seaview Cafe and camp next to the ocean.Cooper Landing - Guided fishing. Views of the gorgeous Kenai River, rafting trip.Homer - Visit the spit, drive to the most westward point in North America connected to the road system and local shops, guided halibut fishing trips, kayak across the bay, walk on Bishop beach during low tide.Other things to noteArrival and Departure Logistics:
We need about a half hour (scheduled in advance) when you will be arriving to go over the functions of the RV before you take off. This hour can be scheduled between 8 AM and 8 PM. When you return to drop the RV off, it will take at least Thirty minutes to inspect the van together and sign you off.Keep in mind that while I want you to have a lot of fun, there are a few limitations as to where you are allowed to take the RV. We do not allow the vehicle to leave Alaska, nor do we allow it on the Dalton highway north of Fairbanks. The Denali highway (different from the Denali National Park road) and the road going to Kennecott are permissible but keep in mind these roads are gravel and flat tires and damage to vehicles from rocks is likely to occur. Renters are responsible for the cost of any damages that occur to the vehicle. There are no towing companies that will pick you up on these roads so breakdowns and repairs due to misuse of the vehicle will be very expensive. The vehicle is definitely not designed for off-roading(4x4) and should stay on well maintained roads and highways.Also, while I know you might enjoy the hunting and fishing that is unique to Alaska, you can cook fish on the supplied stove, but I do not allow any cleaning of fish or game in the RV. Please keep these activities outside so that no foul odors are left in the vehicle. If you plan on fishing please store all fishing equipment (waders, poles, nets, bait) in the storage compartment under the RV. If you transport fish you have caught please do not store or transport fish in the supplied cooler.We want you to enjoy Alaska your way, but keep in mind that other renters would like to enjoy the same experience after your trip. So to sum it up:
No Smoking or smoke of any kind
No air fresheners (for those who are chemically sensitive)
No Off-Roading
No cleaning fish or game inside the RV
Failure to return the RV to me in same condition as you received it when you picked it up incurs a $250 cleaning fee that we will retain from your deposit.
-No partying/smoking/drugs
-No animals that aren't WELL house trained
-No festivals
-No climbing on the roof
We need about a half hour (scheduled in advance) when you will be arriving to go over the functions of the RV before you take off. This hour can be scheduled between 8 AM and 8 PM. When you return to drop the RV off, it will take at least Thirty minutes to inspect the van together and sign you off.Keep in mind that while I want you to have a lot of fun, there are a few limitations as to where you are allowed to take the RV. We do not allow the vehicle to leave Alaska, nor do we allow it on the Dalton highway north of Fairbanks. The Denali highway (different from the Denali National Park road) and the road going to Kennecott are permissible but keep in mind these roads are gravel and flat tires and damage to vehicles from rocks is likely to occur. Renters are responsible for the cost of any damages that occur to the vehicle. There are no towing companies that will pick you up on these roads so breakdowns and repairs due to misuse of the vehicle will be very expensive. The vehicle is definitely not designed for off-roading(4x4) and should stay on well maintained roads and highways.Also, while I know you might enjoy the hunting and fishing that is unique to Alaska, you can cook fish on the supplied stove, but I do not allow any cleaning of fish or game in the RV. Please keep these activities outside so that no foul odors are left in the vehicle. If you plan on fishing please store all fishing equipment (waders, poles, nets, bait) in the storage compartment under the RV. If you transport fish you have caught please do not store or transport fish in the supplied cooler.We want you to enjoy Alaska your way, but keep in mind that other renters would like to enjoy the same experience after your trip. So to sum it up:
No Smoking or smoke of any kind
No air fresheners (for those who are chemically sensitive)
No Off-Roading
No cleaning fish or game inside the RV
Failure to return the RV to me in same condition as you received it when you picked it up incurs a $250 cleaning fee that we will retain from your deposit.
-No partying/smoking/drugs
-No animals that aren't WELL house trained
-No festivals
-No climbing on the roof
Features
2016 Forest River Sunseeker
- Sleeps 6
- 6 seatbelts
- Fuel type: Gas
- Automatic transmission
- Sleeps 6
- 6 seatbelts
- Fuel type: Gas
- Automatic transmission
Amenities
- Toilet
- Inside Shower
- Outside Shower
- Generator
- Water hookup
- Electric hookup
- Sewer hookup
- TV/DVD
- Toilet
- Inside Shower
- Outside Shower
- Generator
- Water hookup
- Electric hookup
- Sewer hookup
- TV/DVD
Meet your host, Steven
Member since 2023
I am a Air Force Veteran who fell in love with Alaska while being stationed here and decided to make it my forever home. Hoping to share my amazing experiences in Alaska with you!
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Rules and policies
- Pet friendly
- Tailgating friendly
- No music festivals
- No smoking
- Mileage: 200 free miles / day
- 3 generator hours / day
24/7 roadside assistance
Learn more about Roadside AssistanceRoadside assistance on every rental, plus help planning your trip or operating the RV.
Learn more about Roadside AssistanceAdd-ons
Enhance your trip with these add-ons. Available at checkout.
Dalton Highay
We require a $250 additional fee for vehicle maintenance to travel the Dalton Highway
$380.00
/each
Early Pickup
Pickup is 2pm If you need an earlier pickup time let us know
$76.00
/each
Extra Cooler
$30.40
/each
Dalton Highay
We require a $250 additional fee for vehicle maintenance to travel the Dalton Highway
$380.00
/each
Early Pickup
Pickup is 2pm If you need an earlier pickup time let us know
$76.00
/each
Extra Cooler
$30.40
/each
Availability and rates
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There’s a 2 night minimum stay
Fees
- Security deposit: $1,140.00 (refundable)
- Prep fee: $76.00. This fee will cover preparing and sanitizing the unit prior to each rental.
2016 Forest River Sunseeker RV
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Zai A.
May 20235
Steven was a great host! He was very responsive and answered all of our questions prior and during the trip. The RV is in excellent condition during our 3 nights 4 days trip. Easy to drive in Alaska roads and highways. My family enjoyed camping in the RV, it was perfect for the rainy days to stay warm and enjoyed meals inside. We will definitely rent from Steven again!
Charles F.
April 20235
Steven was great to work with & provided us the RV as advertised. Very happy with the RV rental & that Steven had new tires put on for this season! Definitely a plus in Alaska. He was easy to work with and very accommodating as well. 10/10 for both owner & RV.
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