Lightweight at 3,000 lbs loaded, this hybrid trailer can be pulled by your SUV. Once at your destination, fold out the bed on either end and BAM!... you have a spacious trailer that boasts a queen and two double beds. The Bantam comes equipped with everything you need to explore Beautiful BC, even off the grid using the two propane tanks and a 3-way fridge, indoor and outdoor 2 burner stoves, and indoor shower/toilet. A hybrid is very quick to set up and you have access to everything when making a quick stop on the road. An absolute pleasure to tow, and comes with a custom "over the hitch" mount for hitch style bike racks. We outfit all our units with Outdoorsy essentials, from wine glasses to s'mores kits.
Lightweight at 3,000 lbs loaded, this hybrid trailer can be pulled by your SUV. Once at your destination, fold out the bed on either end and BAM!... you have a spacious trailer that boasts a queen and two double beds. The Bantam comes equipped with everything you need to explore Beautiful BC, even off the grid using the two propane tanks and a 3-way fridge, indoor and outdoor 2 burner stoves, and indoor shower/toilet. A hybrid is very quick to set up and you have access to everything when making a quick stop on the road. An absolute pleasure to tow, and comes with a custom "over the hitch" mount for hitch style bike racks. We outfit all our units with Outdoorsy essentials, from wine glasses to s'mores kits.
2000 R-Vision Bantam 17
Length
17 ft
17 ft
Gross Weight
1,297 kg
1,297 kg
Hitch Weight
130 kg
130 kg
Connector
7pin
7pin
Receiver
Provided
Provided
Brake Controller
Not provided
Not provided
Host add-ons
bedding per bed
bicycle rack
Deliver and Pickup
Guest reviews
4.5
Excellent
3 reviews
Overall rating
5
4
3
2
1
Communication
5
Cleanliness
5
Maintenance
4.33
Value
4.67
Listing accuracy
5
Features
2000 R-Vision Bantam 17
- Sleeps 6
- Gross weight: 1,297 kg
- Hitch weight: 130 kg
- Sleeps 6
- Gross weight: 1,297 kg
- Hitch weight: 130 kg
Amenities
- Toilet
- Inside Shower
- Solart
- Stove
- Refrigerator
- Kitchen Sink
- Dining Table
- Heater
- Toilet
- Inside Shower
- Solart
- Stove
- Refrigerator
- Kitchen Sink
- Dining Table
- Heater
Nearby places to stay
Kelowna, BC • Exact location provided after booking
1. Curlew RV Park
Curlew, WA • 75 miles away
2. Winchester RV Resort
Republic, WA • 87 miles away
3. Margie's Riverside RV Park
Riverside, WA • 91 miles away
4. Lost Lake Group Unit
Oroville, WA • 69 miles away
5. Bonaparte Lake Campground
Tonasket, WA • 73 miles away
Availability and RV fit not guaranteed. Please verify directly with campgrounds before booking.
Kelowna, BC • Exact location provided after booking
Rules and policies
- Pet friendly
- No music festivals
- No tailgating
- No smoking
- Unlimited mileage
Meet your host, Steve
Member since 2018
We love exploring near and far, and have enjoyed many ways to travel. We've backpacked, bicycle toured, ski toured, canoe toured, motorcycle toured, car camped and RV boon-docked. I've had tents, a truck camper, tent trailers, trailers, and now a class B camper van, but I don't have a favourite. They each excel at different uses, and yes, we still use a tent from time to time. We love travelling and camping in the rugged Rockies and ever changing Pacific coast, but one of my favourite adventures was leaving our RV and home behind in British Columbia, and renting a camper van in England and travelling to the Black Sea in Romania and back again. Our 8 year old daughter enjoyed the diverse sights thoroughly, and we met so many people along the way, each on their own unique path. It was that van-life experience that inspired the purchase of our Pleasure-Way Traverse, and to share our 'tools for travel' with others. Work, school and our daughter's activities keep us close to home most days, so we welcome you to make good use of our RV's to create your own memories here in beautiful British Columbia
We love exploring near and far, and have enjoyed many ways to travel. We've backpacked, bicycle toured, ski toured, canoe toured, motorcycle toured, car camped and RV boon-docked. I've had tents, a truck camper, tent trailers, trailers, and now a class B camper van, but I don't have a favourite. They each excel at different uses, and yes, we still use a tent from time to time. We love travelling and camping in the rugged Rockies and ever changing Pacific coast, but one of my favourite adventures was leaving our RV and home behind in British Columbia, and renting a camper van in England and travelling to the Black Sea in Romania and back again. Our 8 year old daughter enjoyed the diverse sights thoroughly, and we met so many people along the way, each on their own unique path. It was that van-life experience that inspired the purchase of our Pleasure-Way Traverse, and to share our 'tools for travel' with others. Work, school and our daughter's activities keep us close to home most days, so we welcome you to make good use of our RV's to create your own memories here in beautiful British Columbia
