Q. How do I get started?
A. First you pick from our available trailers, then choose your campground, and finally call Redwood Coast Camping to make your trailer rental reservation.

Q. What equipment is provided?
A. Our trailers are equipped with a basic set of dishes and cooking utensils to accommodate the number of people the unit sleeps. There is a set of pots and pans, a stovetop coffee pot, and coffee cups.  We also provide cutting boards, pot holders, cheese grater, bottle opener, can opener, and a cork screw. There is a bucket, mop and broom & trash cans. We provide a complimentary roll of paper towels, two rolls of toilet paper, hand soap and trash bags.

Each trailer has an RV battery which operates the lights, the fan for the propane heater and the water pump. Ample propane is provided to operate the appliances such as the refrigerator, stove, hot water heater, oven, and heater. The battery and the propane should last your entire stay as long as you are conservative. We will demonstrate the operation of the trailer and it's appliances upon setup.

Q. What should we bring?
A. We suggest you bring your own bedding and linen. You will need towels, pillows, blankets and/or sleeping bags.

Q. Is the trailer hooked up to water and electricity?
A. Our trailers are self-contained and carry an adequate amount of fresh water, battery power and propane to run your appliances. If you choose in a campsite with water and power hookups we will connect the trailer upon setup. For first-time campers or people with lots of kids, water and electricity hookups are recommended!

Q. The campsite we chose does not have a water hookup. What if we run out?
A. At setup we will leave jugs to refill your water tank. We will show you how to fill the jugs and empty them into the trailer.

Q. What if we run out of battery power?
A. Your batteries can last 5-6 nights if you are conservative. If you suspect your batteries are getting low, call our office as early in the morning as possible. We will make every effort to bring you fresh batteries. Some remote campground locations may incur a service charge. If you are planning on staying more than 5 days it's best to select a campsite with water and electricity hook-ups.

Q. Will the microwave work?
A. No. They won’t operate on battery power. The microwave and wall outlets will work if you’re hooked up to an electrical source. Your other appliances work on battery power and propane.

Q. Can we have you move the trailer to another site or campground during our stay?
A. Moving from campsite to campsite or to another campground is discouraged. If there are extenuating circumstances that require a move, please call as early in the morning during regular business hours to schedule a move. Expect that an additional fee will be incurred.

Q. Can we bring the family dog?
A. YES! Pets are welcomed. Please do not leave pets in trailer unattended.

Q. Can we rent one of your trailers and take it wherever we want?
A. No. Unfortunately our insurance does not allow for self-tow.

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