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Sleeps 8
30 ft. long
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Looking for the ultimate road trip experience? Rent our pristine “Big Panda” (Class A) and travel with all the comforts of a 5-star hotel on wheels. Perfect for family vacations, national park expeditions, or just traveling in style!Why Choose the Thor Hurricane?Experience the ultimate combination of smooth driving and expansive living space. As a Class A motor-home, it offers a panoramic view of the road ahead and transforms into a massive luxury suite the moment you park.Premium Features Include:Spacious Living & Slide-out: Single large slide-out opens up the floor plan to give your family plenty of room to stretch out, relax, and mingle.Sleeps Up to 8 Comfortably: Features a private master bedroom with a King-sized bed, a drop-down overhead bunk, a convertible dinette, and a comfy sofa bed.Fully Equipped Gourmet Kitchen: Cook up a storm with a 3-burner gas cook-top, oven, microwave, residential refrigerator, and a massive pantry.Outdoor Entertainment Center: Extend the massive power awning and enjoy the game or a movie under the stars with the built-in exterior LED TV and speakers.Private Full Bathroom: Skip the campground bathhouses. Enjoy a spacious shower, foot-flush porcelain toilet, and a vanity mirror with plenty of storage.Modern Technology: Equipped with multiple flat-screen TVs, a Bluetooth coach radio system, charging ports throughout, and a powerful outboard inverter generator for off-grid camping.Easy Driving: Automatic leveling jacks make setup a breeze. Back-up and side-view cameras make maneuvering and parking smooth and stress-free.What's includedAll-Inclusive Conveniences: Fresh linens and pillows (for the king-size bed only), basic cookware, toilet paper, tooth paste, bathroom towels, basic cleaning supplies.Recommendations🌄 Top Coast to Coast Recommendations:1) The Rockies & British Columbia-
Why Go: Epic alpine scenery, glacier lakes, and hot springs.
Where to Stay: Book a site at Wapiti Campground in Jasper National Park or Tunnel Mountain in Banff National Park.
Epic Route: Drive the Alaska Highway (Mile 0 in Dawson Creek) for remote wilderness.2) The Prairies & Badlands-
Why Go: Often overlooked, but they offer incredible wildlife and pristine, uncrowded stargazing.
Where to Stay: Explore Grasslands National Park (Saskatchewan) for untouched prairie views, or visit Wasagaming in Riding Mountain National Park (Manitoba).3) Ontario-
Why Go: Ideal for pristine lakes, Canadian Shield forests, and cycling.
Where to Stay: Pinery Provincial Park (Lake Huron) is excellent for birding and beaches. Algonquin Provincial Park is a must-do if you plan to mix RV camping with canoeing.4) Quebec & The East Coast
Why Go: Whales, stunning coastal drives, and rich culture.
Where to Stay: Drive the Gaspe Peninsula to Forillon National Park to camp near plunging cliffs. Down east, try New River Beach Provincial Park near Saint John, New Brunswick.💡 Tips for a Smooth Trip-
Plan in Advance: National and Provincial park campsites open months in advance. Use the Parks Canada Reservation Service to secure your spots.Pack Appropriately: If you're new to the lifestyle, a standard Class A RV has plentiful amenities and plenty of space to hold all your essentials.Avoid Just the Main Highway: Getting off the Trans-Canada Highway gets you away from crowds and lets you discover hidden gems and local provincial parks.Other things to noteNo Smoking inside the Motor-home please. Thank you!
Why Go: Epic alpine scenery, glacier lakes, and hot springs.
Where to Stay: Book a site at Wapiti Campground in Jasper National Park or Tunnel Mountain in Banff National Park.
Epic Route: Drive the Alaska Highway (Mile 0 in Dawson Creek) for remote wilderness.2) The Prairies & Badlands-
Why Go: Often overlooked, but they offer incredible wildlife and pristine, uncrowded stargazing.
Where to Stay: Explore Grasslands National Park (Saskatchewan) for untouched prairie views, or visit Wasagaming in Riding Mountain National Park (Manitoba).3) Ontario-
Why Go: Ideal for pristine lakes, Canadian Shield forests, and cycling.
Where to Stay: Pinery Provincial Park (Lake Huron) is excellent for birding and beaches. Algonquin Provincial Park is a must-do if you plan to mix RV camping with canoeing.4) Quebec & The East Coast
Why Go: Whales, stunning coastal drives, and rich culture.
Where to Stay: Drive the Gaspe Peninsula to Forillon National Park to camp near plunging cliffs. Down east, try New River Beach Provincial Park near Saint John, New Brunswick.💡 Tips for a Smooth Trip-
Plan in Advance: National and Provincial park campsites open months in advance. Use the Parks Canada Reservation Service to secure your spots.Pack Appropriately: If you're new to the lifestyle, a standard Class A RV has plentiful amenities and plenty of space to hold all your essentials.Avoid Just the Main Highway: Getting off the Trans-Canada Highway gets you away from crowds and lets you discover hidden gems and local provincial parks.Other things to noteNo Smoking inside the Motor-home please. Thank you!
Looking for the ultimate road trip experience? Rent our pristine “Big Panda” (Class A) and travel with all the comforts of a 5-star hotel on wheels. Perfect for family vacations, national park expeditions, or just traveling in style!Why Choose the Thor Hurricane?Experience the ultimate combination of smooth driving and expansive living space. As a Class A motor-home, it offers a panoramic view of the road ahead and transforms into a massive luxury suite the moment you park.Premium Features Include:Spacious Living & Slide-out: Single large slide-out opens up the floor plan to give your family plenty of room to stretch out, relax, and mingle.Sleeps Up to 8 Comfortably: Features a private master bedroom with a King-sized bed, a drop-down overhead bunk, a convertible dinette, and a comfy sofa bed.Fully Equipped Gourmet Kitchen: Cook up a storm with a 3-burner gas cook-top, oven, microwave, residential refrigerator, and a massive pantry.Outdoor Entertainment Center: Extend the massive power awning and enjoy the game or a movie under the stars with the built-in exterior LED TV and speakers.Private Full Bathroom: Skip the campground bathhouses. Enjoy a spacious shower, foot-flush porcelain toilet, and a vanity mirror with plenty of storage.Modern Technology: Equipped with multiple flat-screen TVs, a Bluetooth coach radio system, charging ports throughout, and a powerful outboard inverter generator for off-grid camping.Easy Driving: Automatic leveling jacks make setup a breeze. Back-up and side-view cameras make maneuvering and parking smooth and stress-free.What's includedAll-Inclusive Conveniences: Fresh linens and pillows (for the king-size bed only), basic cookware, toilet paper, tooth paste, bathroom towels, basic cleaning supplies.Recommendations🌄 Top Coast to Coast Recommendations:1) The Rockies & British Columbia-
Why Go: Epic alpine scenery, glacier lakes, and hot springs.
Where to Stay: Book a site at Wapiti Campground in Jasper National Park or Tunnel Mountain in Banff National Park.
Epic Route: Drive the Alaska Highway (Mile 0 in Dawson Creek) for remote wilderness.2) The Prairies & Badlands-
Why Go: Often overlooked, but they offer incredible wildlife and pristine, uncrowded stargazing.
Where to Stay: Explore Grasslands National Park (Saskatchewan) for untouched prairie views, or visit Wasagaming in Riding Mountain National Park (Manitoba).3) Ontario-
Why Go: Ideal for pristine lakes, Canadian Shield forests, and cycling.
Where to Stay: Pinery Provincial Park (Lake Huron) is excellent for birding and beaches. Algonquin Provincial Park is a must-do if you plan to mix RV camping with canoeing.4) Quebec & The East Coast
Why Go: Whales, stunning coastal drives, and rich culture.
Where to Stay: Drive the Gaspe Peninsula to Forillon National Park to camp near plunging cliffs. Down east, try New River Beach Provincial Park near Saint John, New Brunswick.💡 Tips for a Smooth Trip-
Plan in Advance: National and Provincial park campsites open months in advance. Use the Parks Canada Reservation Service to secure your spots.Pack Appropriately: If you're new to the lifestyle, a standard Class A RV has plentiful amenities and plenty of space to hold all your essentials.Avoid Just the Main Highway: Getting off the Trans-Canada Highway gets you away from crowds and lets you discover hidden gems and local provincial parks.Other things to noteNo Smoking inside the Motor-home please. Thank you!
Why Go: Epic alpine scenery, glacier lakes, and hot springs.
Where to Stay: Book a site at Wapiti Campground in Jasper National Park or Tunnel Mountain in Banff National Park.
Epic Route: Drive the Alaska Highway (Mile 0 in Dawson Creek) for remote wilderness.2) The Prairies & Badlands-
Why Go: Often overlooked, but they offer incredible wildlife and pristine, uncrowded stargazing.
Where to Stay: Explore Grasslands National Park (Saskatchewan) for untouched prairie views, or visit Wasagaming in Riding Mountain National Park (Manitoba).3) Ontario-
Why Go: Ideal for pristine lakes, Canadian Shield forests, and cycling.
Where to Stay: Pinery Provincial Park (Lake Huron) is excellent for birding and beaches. Algonquin Provincial Park is a must-do if you plan to mix RV camping with canoeing.4) Quebec & The East Coast
Why Go: Whales, stunning coastal drives, and rich culture.
Where to Stay: Drive the Gaspe Peninsula to Forillon National Park to camp near plunging cliffs. Down east, try New River Beach Provincial Park near Saint John, New Brunswick.💡 Tips for a Smooth Trip-
Plan in Advance: National and Provincial park campsites open months in advance. Use the Parks Canada Reservation Service to secure your spots.Pack Appropriately: If you're new to the lifestyle, a standard Class A RV has plentiful amenities and plenty of space to hold all your essentials.Avoid Just the Main Highway: Getting off the Trans-Canada Highway gets you away from crowds and lets you discover hidden gems and local provincial parks.Other things to noteNo Smoking inside the Motor-home please. Thank you!
Quick summary
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Experience 'The Big Panda,' your luxurious Class A hotel on wheels.
Its expansive slide-out creates massive living space, plus a gourmet kitchen.
Enjoy movie nights under the stars; auto-leveling and cameras make driving simple.
Just bring food: linens, cookware, and pet-friendly travel are all included.
2019 Thor Hurricane
Length
30 ft
30 ft
Transmission
Automatic
Automatic
Fuel Type
Gasoline
Gasoline
Gross Weight
18,000 lbs
18,000 lbs
Sleeps
8
8
Seatbelts
6
6
Sleeping arrangements
4 beds
King bed
1
1
Dinnette conversion
1
1
Fold out sofa
1
1
Bunk bed
1
1
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Features
2019 Thor Hurricane
- Sleeps 8
- 6 seatbelts
- Fuel type: Gas
- Automatic transmission
- Gross weight: 18,000 lbs
- Sleeps 8
- 6 seatbelts
- Fuel type: Gas
- Automatic transmission
- Gross weight: 18,000 lbs
Amenities
- Linens included
- Toilet
- Inside Shower
- Outside Shower
- Bathroom sink
- Toilet paper
- Hot water
- Generator
- Water hookup
- Linens included
- Toilet
- Inside Shower
- Outside Shower
- Bathroom sink
- Toilet paper
- Hot water
- Generator
- Water hookup
Location
Courtice, ON • Exact location provided after booking
Courtice, ON • Exact location provided after booking
Rules and policies
- 2 p.m. start time
12 p.m. end time - Pet friendly
- No music festivals
- No tailgating
- No smoking
- Mileage: 100 free miles / day
- 4 generator hours / day
Cancellation: Moderate
Frequently asked questions
Q.
What flexibility is available for picking up and dropping off the RV?
A.
We offer an add-on for flex delivery/drop off.
Q.
Are there any special tricks and tips that would help with operating the RV easily?
A.
Master wide turns! Beware of the motor-homes pivot point and rear end swing, and be sure to give the rear wheels enough space to clear curbs and parked cars on right hand turns.
Q.
How do the electric, water and sewage hook up work while setting up at the campground?
A.
Always follow this campsite setup order; Electric first, water second, sewage last. Electric is a 30 amp shore connection to plug directly into the campsites electricity. Water, it has both Gravity Fresh Water Fill (for filling onboard tank, non potable water) and has a City water connection for pressurized water at a campsite. Sewage is a standard 3 inch Bayonet-style sewer hose fitting located in the exterior wet-bay compartment on the drivers side of the motor-home.
Meet your host, Boost the North
Member since 2022
I'm a young guy running a social media start up and lifestyle brand called Boost The North. It centers around a love of cars! Our plan was a trip of six months in the USA and Canada to car shows, so I bought this beautiful RV. We didn't anticipate Covid and border restrictions that went on for quite some time, but hey, Boost the North pivoted and made the most of the situation! Which leads to you... I'd love to rent this out to families and individuals who love the open road as much as we do!!
So, the name Big Panda XD is how my 4lb dog panda views herself. I think I mentioned this elsewhere but she went after a cayote because she thinks she can take on anything (LOL)
I'd love to talk with you about your specifics and how I can work to make your trip feasible and as memorable as possible.
I'm a young guy running a social media start up and lifestyle brand called Boost The North. It centers around a love of cars! Our plan was a trip of six months in the USA and Canada to car shows, so I bought this beautiful RV. We didn't anticipate Covid and border restrictions that went on for quite some time, but hey, Boost the North pivoted and made the most of the situation! Which leads to you... I'd love to rent this out to families and individuals who love the open road as much as we do!!
So, the name Big Panda XD is how my 4lb dog panda views herself. I think I mentioned this elsewhere but she went after a cayote because she thinks she can take on anything (LOL)
I'd love to talk with you about your specifics and how I can work to make your trip feasible and as memorable as possible.
