New Listing
Pet friendly
21+
Sleeps 6
27 ft. long
Built to haul your gear, spoil your family, and welcome your pups.This camper is your all‑in‑one adventure basecamp — tough enough to haul your toys, spacious enough for the whole crew, and cozy enough to unwind after a long day outside. With a wide‑open garage space, a ramp‑patio for lounging, and plenty of room for kids, dogs, and gear, it’s designed for families who play hard and relax well. Whether you’re loading up kayaks, bikes, coolers, or the dog bed, this camper makes it easy to bring everything you love and settle in comfortably once you arrive.And for downtime? You’ve got three TVs — one in the main living area, one in the bedroom, and one outside so you can enjoy movies or music under the trees. It’s the perfect mix of rugged adventure and laid‑back comfort.The bunk beds add even more room, giving kids their own cozy space — and when you don’t need them, they raise up and out of the way to open the garage for hauling gear or creating extra hangout space. Flexibility for families, convenience for adventurers.What's includedYou’ll have everything you need for a comfortable trip — fresh linens on the main king bed, a fully stocked kitchen with cookware, dishes, and utensils, plus essentials like toothpaste, soap, and a first‑aid kit. I also include camp chairs, an outdoor rug, and all the hoses, adapters, and setup gear so you can just arrive, settle in, and enjoy your adventure.RecommendationsPipestone
Pipestone is one of Montana’s rawest riding zones — a maze of rocky climbs, fast ridge lines, and gritty technical trails carved straight into the hills. It’s the kind of place where you unload the bikes, fire them up, and don’t stop grinning until sunset. Perfect for hauling dirt bikes or two street bikes for a full day of exploring.Flathead Lake
Flathead is Montana’s crown jewel of clear water and endless shoreline. Kayakers love the calm mornings, and riders love the scenic loops around Bigfork, Lakeside, and Polson. It’s big, beautiful, and always worth the haul.Lake Mary Ronan
Lake Mary Ronan is quieter, tucked away, and surrounded by thick forest. It’s ideal for peaceful paddling, fishing, and slow mornings on the water. If you want a lake day without the crowds, this is the spot.Seeley Lake
Seeley Lake blends forest, water, and mountain views in a way only the Seeley‑Swan Valley can. Kayaks glide easily across warm summer water, and e‑bikes or street bikes can explore the winding two‑lane roads and nearby trails. It’s classic Montana.Lake Como
Lake Como is warm, scenic, and ringed by rugged Bitterroot peaks. Kayakers get sandy coves and smooth water, while riders get access to some of the best mountain roads in the valley. It’s a perfect “ride all day, cool off in the lake” destination.Fairmont Hot Springs
Fairmont is all about the ride‑and‑relax combo. Haul two street bikes, spend the day carving the Pintler Scenic Loop, then soak in the hot pools until your muscles forgive you. It’s one of the easiest, most rewarding weekend trips from Missoula.Glacier National Park
Glacier is bucket‑list territory. E‑biking Going‑to‑the‑Sun Road is unforgettable — towering peaks, waterfalls, and views that don’t look real. Street bikes get one of the most iconic rides in the country, and kayaks on Lake McDonald feel like paddling on glass.Other things to noteAnimals are welcome — we know Montana adventures often include four‑legged friends — but please keep them off the furniture to protect the rig for future renters.No smoking inside the camper at any time. Treat it like your own basecamp and it’ll stay ready for the next adventure.
Pipestone is one of Montana’s rawest riding zones — a maze of rocky climbs, fast ridge lines, and gritty technical trails carved straight into the hills. It’s the kind of place where you unload the bikes, fire them up, and don’t stop grinning until sunset. Perfect for hauling dirt bikes or two street bikes for a full day of exploring.Flathead Lake
Flathead is Montana’s crown jewel of clear water and endless shoreline. Kayakers love the calm mornings, and riders love the scenic loops around Bigfork, Lakeside, and Polson. It’s big, beautiful, and always worth the haul.Lake Mary Ronan
Lake Mary Ronan is quieter, tucked away, and surrounded by thick forest. It’s ideal for peaceful paddling, fishing, and slow mornings on the water. If you want a lake day without the crowds, this is the spot.Seeley Lake
Seeley Lake blends forest, water, and mountain views in a way only the Seeley‑Swan Valley can. Kayaks glide easily across warm summer water, and e‑bikes or street bikes can explore the winding two‑lane roads and nearby trails. It’s classic Montana.Lake Como
Lake Como is warm, scenic, and ringed by rugged Bitterroot peaks. Kayakers get sandy coves and smooth water, while riders get access to some of the best mountain roads in the valley. It’s a perfect “ride all day, cool off in the lake” destination.Fairmont Hot Springs
Fairmont is all about the ride‑and‑relax combo. Haul two street bikes, spend the day carving the Pintler Scenic Loop, then soak in the hot pools until your muscles forgive you. It’s one of the easiest, most rewarding weekend trips from Missoula.Glacier National Park
Glacier is bucket‑list territory. E‑biking Going‑to‑the‑Sun Road is unforgettable — towering peaks, waterfalls, and views that don’t look real. Street bikes get one of the most iconic rides in the country, and kayaks on Lake McDonald feel like paddling on glass.Other things to noteAnimals are welcome — we know Montana adventures often include four‑legged friends — but please keep them off the furniture to protect the rig for future renters.No smoking inside the camper at any time. Treat it like your own basecamp and it’ll stay ready for the next adventure.
Built to haul your gear, spoil your family, and welcome your pups.This camper is your all‑in‑one adventure basecamp — tough enough to haul your toys, spacious enough for the whole crew, and cozy enough to unwind after a long day outside. With a wide‑open garage space, a ramp‑patio for lounging, and plenty of room for kids, dogs, and gear, it’s designed for families who play hard and relax well. Whether you’re loading up kayaks, bikes, coolers, or the dog bed, this camper makes it easy to bring everything you love and settle in comfortably once you arrive.And for downtime? You’ve got three TVs — one in the main living area, one in the bedroom, and one outside so you can enjoy movies or music under the trees. It’s the perfect mix of rugged adventure and laid‑back comfort.The bunk beds add even more room, giving kids their own cozy space — and when you don’t need them, they raise up and out of the way to open the garage for hauling gear or creating extra hangout space. Flexibility for families, convenience for adventurers.What's includedYou’ll have everything you need for a comfortable trip — fresh linens on the main king bed, a fully stocked kitchen with cookware, dishes, and utensils, plus essentials like toothpaste, soap, and a first‑aid kit. I also include camp chairs, an outdoor rug, and all the hoses, adapters, and setup gear so you can just arrive, settle in, and enjoy your adventure.RecommendationsPipestone
Pipestone is one of Montana’s rawest riding zones — a maze of rocky climbs, fast ridge lines, and gritty technical trails carved straight into the hills. It’s the kind of place where you unload the bikes, fire them up, and don’t stop grinning until sunset. Perfect for hauling dirt bikes or two street bikes for a full day of exploring.Flathead Lake
Flathead is Montana’s crown jewel of clear water and endless shoreline. Kayakers love the calm mornings, and riders love the scenic loops around Bigfork, Lakeside, and Polson. It’s big, beautiful, and always worth the haul.Lake Mary Ronan
Lake Mary Ronan is quieter, tucked away, and surrounded by thick forest. It’s ideal for peaceful paddling, fishing, and slow mornings on the water. If you want a lake day without the crowds, this is the spot.Seeley Lake
Seeley Lake blends forest, water, and mountain views in a way only the Seeley‑Swan Valley can. Kayaks glide easily across warm summer water, and e‑bikes or street bikes can explore the winding two‑lane roads and nearby trails. It’s classic Montana.Lake Como
Lake Como is warm, scenic, and ringed by rugged Bitterroot peaks. Kayakers get sandy coves and smooth water, while riders get access to some of the best mountain roads in the valley. It’s a perfect “ride all day, cool off in the lake” destination.Fairmont Hot Springs
Fairmont is all about the ride‑and‑relax combo. Haul two street bikes, spend the day carving the Pintler Scenic Loop, then soak in the hot pools until your muscles forgive you. It’s one of the easiest, most rewarding weekend trips from Missoula.Glacier National Park
Glacier is bucket‑list territory. E‑biking Going‑to‑the‑Sun Road is unforgettable — towering peaks, waterfalls, and views that don’t look real. Street bikes get one of the most iconic rides in the country, and kayaks on Lake McDonald feel like paddling on glass.Other things to noteAnimals are welcome — we know Montana adventures often include four‑legged friends — but please keep them off the furniture to protect the rig for future renters.No smoking inside the camper at any time. Treat it like your own basecamp and it’ll stay ready for the next adventure.
Pipestone is one of Montana’s rawest riding zones — a maze of rocky climbs, fast ridge lines, and gritty technical trails carved straight into the hills. It’s the kind of place where you unload the bikes, fire them up, and don’t stop grinning until sunset. Perfect for hauling dirt bikes or two street bikes for a full day of exploring.Flathead Lake
Flathead is Montana’s crown jewel of clear water and endless shoreline. Kayakers love the calm mornings, and riders love the scenic loops around Bigfork, Lakeside, and Polson. It’s big, beautiful, and always worth the haul.Lake Mary Ronan
Lake Mary Ronan is quieter, tucked away, and surrounded by thick forest. It’s ideal for peaceful paddling, fishing, and slow mornings on the water. If you want a lake day without the crowds, this is the spot.Seeley Lake
Seeley Lake blends forest, water, and mountain views in a way only the Seeley‑Swan Valley can. Kayaks glide easily across warm summer water, and e‑bikes or street bikes can explore the winding two‑lane roads and nearby trails. It’s classic Montana.Lake Como
Lake Como is warm, scenic, and ringed by rugged Bitterroot peaks. Kayakers get sandy coves and smooth water, while riders get access to some of the best mountain roads in the valley. It’s a perfect “ride all day, cool off in the lake” destination.Fairmont Hot Springs
Fairmont is all about the ride‑and‑relax combo. Haul two street bikes, spend the day carving the Pintler Scenic Loop, then soak in the hot pools until your muscles forgive you. It’s one of the easiest, most rewarding weekend trips from Missoula.Glacier National Park
Glacier is bucket‑list territory. E‑biking Going‑to‑the‑Sun Road is unforgettable — towering peaks, waterfalls, and views that don’t look real. Street bikes get one of the most iconic rides in the country, and kayaks on Lake McDonald feel like paddling on glass.Other things to noteAnimals are welcome — we know Montana adventures often include four‑legged friends — but please keep them off the furniture to protect the rig for future renters.No smoking inside the camper at any time. Treat it like your own basecamp and it’ll stay ready for the next adventure.
Quick summary
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Adventure-ready, this toy hauler is perfect for active families and all your gear!
Its unique garage converts into a ramp-patio for awesome outdoor living.
Enjoy off-grid power, multiple TVs, and comfy bunks for your adventure basecamp.
Fully equipped and pet-friendly, it's truly ready for unforgettable family fun.
2021 Cruiser Rv Corp Stryker
Length
27 ft
27 ft
Gross Weight
6,740 lbs
6,740 lbs
Hitch Weight
860 lbs
860 lbs
Connector
7pin
7pin
Receiver
Provided
Provided
Brake Controller
Not provided
Not provided
Sleeping arrangements
3 beds
King bed
1
1
Bunk beds
2
2
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Features
2021 Cruiser Rv Corp Stryker
- Sleeps 6
- Gross weight: 6,740 lbs
- Hitch weight: 860 lbs
- Sleeps 6
- Gross weight: 6,740 lbs
- Hitch weight: 860 lbs
Amenities
- Toilet
- Inside Shower
- Outside Shower
- Bathroom sink
- Toilet paper
- Toiletries
- Hot water
- Generator
- Toilet
- Inside Shower
- Outside Shower
- Bathroom sink
- Toilet paper
- Toiletries
- Hot water
- Generator
Location
Florence, MT • Exact location provided after booking
Florence, MT • Exact location provided after booking
Rules and policies
- 11 a.m. start time
4 p.m. end time - Pet friendly
- Music festival friendly
- Tailgating friendly
- No smoking
- Unlimited mileage
- 4 generator hours / day
Cancellation: Flexible
Frequently asked questions
Q.
What flexibility is available for picking up and dropping off the RV?
A.
I’m happy to schedule pickup and drop‑off at whatever time works best for your trip, and you’re always welcome to come by early to look at the camper and make sure it’s a great fit. The only limitation is that I’m unavailable on Mondays — every other day of the week is open and flexible.
Q.
Can I take the camper off-road?
A.
Dirt roads are totally fine, but no true off‑trail or heavy off‑roading. This helps protect the camper and ensures it’s safe for future guests.
Q.
Can I see the camper before booking?
A.
Absolutely — you’re welcome to stop by and take a look ahead of time to make sure it’s the right fit for your trip.
Q.
Are pets allowed?
A.
Yes — pets are welcome. The only request is that they stay off the furniture so the camper stays clean and comfortable for everyone.
Meet your host, Erica
Member since 2022
Hi, I’m Erica — Montana mom, outdoor lover, and the kind of person who packs way too many snacks for every trip. I raised my four kids traveling the country in a little pop‑up camper with no heat, no power, and no frills — just the five of us exploring national parks from Arches to Zion, Yellowstone to Glacier, learning how to make memories out of dust, campfire smoke, and whatever adventure the day handed us.
Those years taught me what actually matters in a camper: comfort, reliability, and a space that feels good to come home to after a long day outside. That’s exactly how I keep my Cougar — clean, cozy, and stocked with the things that make a trip easy. Whether you’re heading to Glacier, Seeley Lake, or sneaking away for a weekend, I’m here to make your Montana adventure simple, smooth, and full of good memories.
Hi, I’m Erica — Montana mom, outdoor lover, and the kind of person who packs way too many snacks for every trip. I raised my four kids traveling the country in a little pop‑up camper with no heat, no power, and no frills — just the five of us exploring national parks from Arches to Zion, Yellowstone to Glacier, learning how to make memories out of dust, campfire smoke, and whatever adventure the day handed us.
Those years taught me what actually matters in a camper: comfort, reliability, and a space that feels good to come home to after a long day outside. That’s exactly how I keep my Cougar — clean, cozy, and stocked with the things that make a trip easy. Whether you’re heading to Glacier, Seeley Lake, or sneaking away for a weekend, I’m here to make your Montana adventure simple, smooth, and full of good memories.
