Newly renovated - 1989 Bonair Pull Trailer
Sleeps 2
14 ft. long
1989 Bonair Bonair
This cute little 14 foot pull behind trailer - I call the Vbomb - is your home away from home.Trailer Features:
- A double bed minus some inches
- A bathroom (toilet and shower)
- Kitchen sink
- Kitchen Supplies (dishes, cups, cooking utensils)
- Fridge - very small freezer and minimal space
- Microwave
- Keurig
- Linens
- Bedding and 4 pillows
- Camping chairs x2
- Roasting Sticks
- Floaties and pump
- Ladder ball and card games
- Fan
- Mood Lighting
- Storage
- Towels
- Outdoor ground mat
- Outdoor table and camping coffee table for use
- Flashlight and tool supplies
- Fillable blue water jug for drinking water
- and moreYou can fully function as if you were in a tiny house and have a wonderful time in the wilderness.Please see pics for more of the look and feel. What's included3 jacks that can be used to stabilize the trailer when stopped.There is also extra tools and things in case something goes wrong.A heater is in the unit but can be hard to start, so therefore a small electric heater and fan will be provided.A hitch will also be provided upon arrival for the trip.• Small pets only as per requestRecommendationsBecause this trailer is short and small, it can be a bit of a challenge (but not too much) to back up. Driver needs to be a bit slower than normalAs well, because it is 1600 lbs dry and 2000 lbs wet, on the drive, you may need to go a bit slower as it can sway. On a windy day, please take it easy as it does not come with sway bars.• As water tank is limited and small, depending on dish washing, bathroom, etc, I highly suggest for you to not use the shower if going for long periods. Other things to noteNon-smoking trailer - you are not allowed to smoke at all in the trailer - this includes cigarettes, marijuana, and vaping, etc.I suggest you get a site with electrical outlets. The trailer can fully function off grid and use propane, but sometimes electricity is easier for fridge, lights and use of microwave and Keurig.No festivals or tailgating please. I do not want all my hard work of renovating to get trashed. :)
- A double bed minus some inches
- A bathroom (toilet and shower)
- Kitchen sink
- Kitchen Supplies (dishes, cups, cooking utensils)
- Fridge - very small freezer and minimal space
- Microwave
- Keurig
- Linens
- Bedding and 4 pillows
- Camping chairs x2
- Roasting Sticks
- Floaties and pump
- Ladder ball and card games
- Fan
- Mood Lighting
- Storage
- Towels
- Outdoor ground mat
- Outdoor table and camping coffee table for use
- Flashlight and tool supplies
- Fillable blue water jug for drinking water
- and moreYou can fully function as if you were in a tiny house and have a wonderful time in the wilderness.Please see pics for more of the look and feel. What's included3 jacks that can be used to stabilize the trailer when stopped.There is also extra tools and things in case something goes wrong.A heater is in the unit but can be hard to start, so therefore a small electric heater and fan will be provided.A hitch will also be provided upon arrival for the trip.• Small pets only as per requestRecommendationsBecause this trailer is short and small, it can be a bit of a challenge (but not too much) to back up. Driver needs to be a bit slower than normalAs well, because it is 1600 lbs dry and 2000 lbs wet, on the drive, you may need to go a bit slower as it can sway. On a windy day, please take it easy as it does not come with sway bars.• As water tank is limited and small, depending on dish washing, bathroom, etc, I highly suggest for you to not use the shower if going for long periods. Other things to noteNon-smoking trailer - you are not allowed to smoke at all in the trailer - this includes cigarettes, marijuana, and vaping, etc.I suggest you get a site with electrical outlets. The trailer can fully function off grid and use propane, but sometimes electricity is easier for fridge, lights and use of microwave and Keurig.No festivals or tailgating please. I do not want all my hard work of renovating to get trashed. :)
This cute little 14 foot pull behind trailer - I call the Vbomb - is your home away from home.Trailer Features:
- A double bed minus some inches
- A bathroom (toilet and shower)
- Kitchen sink
- Kitchen Supplies (dishes, cups, cooking utensils)
- Fridge - very small freezer and minimal space
- Microwave
- Keurig
- Linens
- Bedding and 4 pillows
- Camping chairs x2
- Roasting Sticks
- Floaties and pump
- Ladder ball and card games
- Fan
- Mood Lighting
- Storage
- Towels
- Outdoor ground mat
- Outdoor table and camping coffee table for use
- Flashlight and tool supplies
- Fillable blue water jug for drinking water
- and moreYou can fully function as if you were in a tiny house and have a wonderful time in the wilderness.Please see pics for more of the look and feel. What's included3 jacks that can be used to stabilize the trailer when stopped.There is also extra tools and things in case something goes wrong.A heater is in the unit but can be hard to start, so therefore a small electric heater and fan will be provided.A hitch will also be provided upon arrival for the trip.• Small pets only as per requestRecommendationsBecause this trailer is short and small, it can be a bit of a challenge (but not too much) to back up. Driver needs to be a bit slower than normalAs well, because it is 1600 lbs dry and 2000 lbs wet, on the drive, you may need to go a bit slower as it can sway. On a windy day, please take it easy as it does not come with sway bars.• As water tank is limited and small, depending on dish washing, bathroom, etc, I highly suggest for you to not use the shower if going for long periods. Other things to noteNon-smoking trailer - you are not allowed to smoke at all in the trailer - this includes cigarettes, marijuana, and vaping, etc.I suggest you get a site with electrical outlets. The trailer can fully function off grid and use propane, but sometimes electricity is easier for fridge, lights and use of microwave and Keurig.No festivals or tailgating please. I do not want all my hard work of renovating to get trashed. :)
- A double bed minus some inches
- A bathroom (toilet and shower)
- Kitchen sink
- Kitchen Supplies (dishes, cups, cooking utensils)
- Fridge - very small freezer and minimal space
- Microwave
- Keurig
- Linens
- Bedding and 4 pillows
- Camping chairs x2
- Roasting Sticks
- Floaties and pump
- Ladder ball and card games
- Fan
- Mood Lighting
- Storage
- Towels
- Outdoor ground mat
- Outdoor table and camping coffee table for use
- Flashlight and tool supplies
- Fillable blue water jug for drinking water
- and moreYou can fully function as if you were in a tiny house and have a wonderful time in the wilderness.Please see pics for more of the look and feel. What's included3 jacks that can be used to stabilize the trailer when stopped.There is also extra tools and things in case something goes wrong.A heater is in the unit but can be hard to start, so therefore a small electric heater and fan will be provided.A hitch will also be provided upon arrival for the trip.• Small pets only as per requestRecommendationsBecause this trailer is short and small, it can be a bit of a challenge (but not too much) to back up. Driver needs to be a bit slower than normalAs well, because it is 1600 lbs dry and 2000 lbs wet, on the drive, you may need to go a bit slower as it can sway. On a windy day, please take it easy as it does not come with sway bars.• As water tank is limited and small, depending on dish washing, bathroom, etc, I highly suggest for you to not use the shower if going for long periods. Other things to noteNon-smoking trailer - you are not allowed to smoke at all in the trailer - this includes cigarettes, marijuana, and vaping, etc.I suggest you get a site with electrical outlets. The trailer can fully function off grid and use propane, but sometimes electricity is easier for fridge, lights and use of microwave and Keurig.No festivals or tailgating please. I do not want all my hard work of renovating to get trashed. :)
Features
1989 Bonair Bonair
- Sleeps 2
- Fresh water: 55 gal
- Propane capacity: 40 gal
- Gross weight: 2,000 lbs
- Sleeps 2
- Fresh water: 55 gal
- Propane capacity: 40 gal
- Gross weight: 2,000 lbs
Amenities
- Bath towels
- Toilet paper
- Toiletries
- Hot water
- Water hookup
- Electric hookup
- Sewer hookup
- Potable water
- Bath towels
- Toilet paper
- Toiletries
- Hot water
- Water hookup
- Electric hookup
- Sewer hookup
- Potable water
Meet your host, Vanessa
Member since 2024
I am a Registered Psychologist and I own my own company Pearl Psychological.
Usually answers in less than 24 hours
Rules and policies
- Not pet friendly
- No music festivals
- No tailgating
- No smoking
- Unlimited mileage
• Be cautious of the wind and the sway, to protect yourself, your vehicle, and the trailer, please make sure you slow down when you notice the trailer sway. Thank you.
• If you have any issues while on your trip, please give me a call or shoot me a text.
• Please empty the sewage and grey water tank before returning the trailer back to us.
• Please rinse the sewer hose if the dump station has one. Thank you
• If you have any issues while on your trip, please give me a call or shoot me a text.
• Please empty the sewage and grey water tank before returning the trailer back to us.
• Please rinse the sewer hose if the dump station has one. Thank you
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There’s a 2 night minimum stay
Discounts
- Weekly (7+ nights): 10% off nightly rate
- Monthly (28+ nights): 15% off nightly rate
Fees
- Security deposit: $500.00 (refundable)
- Prep fee: $75.00. This fee will cover preparing and sanitizing the unit prior to each rental and topping up propane tanks.
Newly renovated - 1989 Bonair Pull Trailer
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Have a question?Get answers directly from the host
Q.What flexibility is available for picking up and dropping off the RV?
A.
Yes potentially, depending on my schedule, but I can be flexible.
Q.How do the electric, water and sewage hook up work while setting up at the campground?
A.
Electric is easy, there is the plug that I keep in the drawer for the cord thats on the right hand side of the trailer.
Sewer hose is in the tailgate and there are disposable gloves to use under the sink. Just hook on to the outside outlets and when ready, open up the black water first and after that is empty, close it and open up the grey water hose, then close when drained.
Water hook up - there is a hose in the small cabinet for hook up.
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