2020 Jeep Renegade
5 • 22 reviews
Sleeps 3
14 ft. long
Pet friendly
2020 Jeep Renegade
***Welcome Introduction Video***https://youtu.be/AZuBkJLxqbsFun camping vehicle perfect for tailgating, standard campgrounds and with the ability to reach many primitive camp sites not reachable with an RV. The roof top tent is 8ft x 5ft and equipped with a 3 inch memory foam mattress, sleeping bags for two, two USB charging ports for mobile devices and plenty of space to stretch out and get a good night sleep.
All necessary cooking equipment is provided including a propane camping stove with attached grill. Fully stocked with pots, pan, dinnerware.
There are two folding chairs, one table and a fully functional 20 qt. refrigerator powered by a 100 watt solar panel.** The rental comes with unlimited mileage
All necessary cooking equipment is provided including a propane camping stove with attached grill. Fully stocked with pots, pan, dinnerware.
There are two folding chairs, one table and a fully functional 20 qt. refrigerator powered by a 100 watt solar panel.** The rental comes with unlimited mileage
***Welcome Introduction Video***https://youtu.be/AZuBkJLxqbsFun camping vehicle perfect for tailgating, standard campgrounds and with the ability to reach many primitive camp sites not reachable with an RV. The roof top tent is 8ft x 5ft and equipped with a 3 inch memory foam mattress, sleeping bags for two, two USB charging ports for mobile devices and plenty of space to stretch out and get a good night sleep.
All necessary cooking equipment is provided including a propane camping stove with attached grill. Fully stocked with pots, pan, dinnerware.
There are two folding chairs, one table and a fully functional 20 qt. refrigerator powered by a 100 watt solar panel.** The rental comes with unlimited mileage
All necessary cooking equipment is provided including a propane camping stove with attached grill. Fully stocked with pots, pan, dinnerware.
There are two folding chairs, one table and a fully functional 20 qt. refrigerator powered by a 100 watt solar panel.** The rental comes with unlimited mileage
Features
2020 Jeep Renegade
- Sleeps 3
- Fuel type: Gas
- Automatic transmission
- Propane capacity: 1 gal
- Sleeps 3
- Fuel type: Gas
- Automatic transmission
- Propane capacity: 1 gal
Amenities
- Solart
- Audio Inputs
- Radio
- Stove
- Refrigerator
- Dining Table
- Air Conditioner
- Tow Hitch
- Solart
- Audio Inputs
- Radio
- Stove
- Refrigerator
- Dining Table
- Air Conditioner
- Tow Hitch
Meet your host, Willie
Member since 2017Dealer
Renting an RV can be a great way to spend time vacationing, tailgating with friends or just enjoying the comforts of home while away. Our rental vehicles are well maintained and provide a comfortable space to relax and enjoy the outdoors in style. We pride ourselves on providing professionalism, flexibility and competitive pricing for our rental customers.
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Rules and policies
- Pet friendly
- Music festival friendly
- Tailgating friendly
- No smoking
24/7 roadside assistance
Learn more about Roadside AssistanceRoadside assistance on every rental, plus help planning your trip or operating the RV.
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Bedding
2 sleeping bags, 2 pillows
Free
Cargo Carrier
Add additional storage with a complimentary cargo carrier hitch attachment.
Free
One Way Delivery
Deliver vehicle to specified location within 30 miles from listing address. (Additional Milage negotiable)
$204.00
/each
Bedding
2 sleeping bags, 2 pillows
Free
Cargo Carrier
Add additional storage with a complimentary cargo carrier hitch attachment.
Free
One Way Delivery
Deliver vehicle to specified location within 30 miles from listing address. (Additional Milage negotiable)
$204.00
/each
Availability and rates
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December 2023
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There’s a 2 night minimum stay
Fees
- Security deposit: $680.00 (refundable)
2020 Jeep Renegade
Dates
Customer reviews
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5Cleanliness
5Maintenance
4.9Value
5Listing Accuracy
5Guest photos
Sarah D.
October 20232
After reading all the other reviews on this jeep I thought I would have a great time, with everything provided and lacking nothing. This was not so and there were several problems.
Wow, I am very disappointed and grossed out by the state of the kitchen equipment. All of the cookware was dirty, crumbs in the mugs, mug lids were melted a bit, grease on the outside of the percolator, coffee grounds still inside the percolator, baked on food on the handles of the pots (which I couldn’t clean off so it was too gross to use them), food drippings on and under the grill(which I avoided by only using the single burned, not the grill surface), grease in the scrub brushes, and the table had grease and pine needles rolled up in it! This was put away dirty and not cleaned at all. There wasn’t even any SOAP provided to clean anything. Nor was there any propane provided to cook with. Fortunately, I had brought a small green canister of propane since this was a four-night trip and I didn’t know if the single canister I expected to be provided with would last that long.
This put a huge damper on the trip. My hot meals had to wait until I got to a campsite with running hot water to wash everything before I could use it. I had enough service the first night to message Willie about this, but no service at the other campsites I was at. Willie did message me back within an hour to let me know I could purchase replacements and get reimbursed. That’s nice, but it was late and I had already set up camp. Luckily I had some traveling to do and could stop at a Dollar General to buy stuff. What if I had set up and not been traveling anywhere? I would have had to pack up and tear down my campsite to go out of my way to buy replacements? Of what? All the kitchen gear, including the dirty Coleman stove? Where would I have stored all the duplicates, I had the jeep packed pretty tight with my stuff. The plastic takeout utensils provided weren’t strong enough to eat the soup I brought that first night. I wound up buying a bowl, pan, spatula, metal forks, metal spoons, and SOAP. There wasn’t even soap… *sigh* I wound up using this pan to cook breakfast, heat my soup, and using the tea kettle I brought for hot water for all my other meals. Those were supposed to be back-up meals, not my main meals but I didn’t want to clean and cook on that grill. I am a camper and am not shy about things being “camping clean”, but that’s my own dirt and germs, not the last campers. Gross.
The inside passenger area of the jeep was very clean, and the interface was hi-tech and fancy. But there were items left under the mattress in the roof top tent; bungee cords, a battery-operated light, hair ties, and q-tips. The mattress sheet was covered in dirt and pine needles. I was able to clean out this stuff and shake out the sheet, but it should have been cleaned up BEFORE it was rented out.
The roof top tent did keep out the rain, but it has a mold/mildew issue. I know canvas can become stained by mold even after treating it, but the mold grew in the top corners during the two nights I spent in the rain. I tried not to touch the walls with any of my stuff but did not succeed. I washed all my bedding and clothes after I got home so that the mold doesn’t grow in my camping gear. This roof top tent needs some airing out and a good mildew treatment.
When I set up the awning I found out it was rolled up wet and dirty with leaves and needles, like it also had not been set up or inspected after the last renter used it. The awning was also put together wrong and broken. The rear awning arm was broken so it wouldn’t stay extended and separated from the main pole; after some inspection, I realized the broken arm was really one of the legs and swapped them so that the awning was solid and the leg got duct-taped to stay extended.
Then I set up the cube tent that goes under the awning and… it is one foot too big?!? But the cube tent relies on the awning to keep it upright. The zipper is on the outside of the leg, it is impossible to fully zip it together, so it unzips when you go in and out of the tent. With the clips clipped on to hold up the side of the cube tent it formed pockets to collect all the rain. I put all the excess to one side and had to constantly empty the puddles it formed. The extra water weight also made the awning not let the water run off efficiently and formed puddles on the awning, which made me anxious when I left the campsite to go hiking. I came back from hiking to puddles inside around the edges, but the moat I made with the excess bottom fabric worked to repel the water and keep it from soaking my stuff. I broke down all my camping gear and put it back in the jeep each night to ensure it wouldn’t get soaked in the rain while I slept.
This gets one star for the jeep being a great vehicle in good condition, though the front right tire sensor is wacky and kept saying it was low, then high psi, all weekend. Beyond that the jeep got me through some rough terrain that my lower clearance Subaru might have gotten stuck on. It was a joy to drive.
The second star is for the price, unlimited miles, and flexible pick-up/drop-off.
Next time I rent something from Outdoorsy I will give myself more time during pick up to inspect EVERYTHING and have them clean/replace stuff before I take it. I had to pick up and be to my first campsite before dark and didn’t leave enough time for a true inspection.
The overall experience was interesting and everything I planned for touring PA and seeing fall foliage was wonderful. It could have been a 5-star experience, but unfortunately was not.
Wow, I am very disappointed and grossed out by the state of the kitchen equipment. All of the cookware was dirty, crumbs in the mugs, mug lids were melted a bit, grease on the outside of the percolator, coffee grounds still inside the percolator, baked on food on the handles of the pots (which I couldn’t clean off so it was too gross to use them), food drippings on and under the grill(which I avoided by only using the single burned, not the grill surface), grease in the scrub brushes, and the table had grease and pine needles rolled up in it! This was put away dirty and not cleaned at all. There wasn’t even any SOAP provided to clean anything. Nor was there any propane provided to cook with. Fortunately, I had brought a small green canister of propane since this was a four-night trip and I didn’t know if the single canister I expected to be provided with would last that long.
This put a huge damper on the trip. My hot meals had to wait until I got to a campsite with running hot water to wash everything before I could use it. I had enough service the first night to message Willie about this, but no service at the other campsites I was at. Willie did message me back within an hour to let me know I could purchase replacements and get reimbursed. That’s nice, but it was late and I had already set up camp. Luckily I had some traveling to do and could stop at a Dollar General to buy stuff. What if I had set up and not been traveling anywhere? I would have had to pack up and tear down my campsite to go out of my way to buy replacements? Of what? All the kitchen gear, including the dirty Coleman stove? Where would I have stored all the duplicates, I had the jeep packed pretty tight with my stuff. The plastic takeout utensils provided weren’t strong enough to eat the soup I brought that first night. I wound up buying a bowl, pan, spatula, metal forks, metal spoons, and SOAP. There wasn’t even soap… *sigh* I wound up using this pan to cook breakfast, heat my soup, and using the tea kettle I brought for hot water for all my other meals. Those were supposed to be back-up meals, not my main meals but I didn’t want to clean and cook on that grill. I am a camper and am not shy about things being “camping clean”, but that’s my own dirt and germs, not the last campers. Gross.
The inside passenger area of the jeep was very clean, and the interface was hi-tech and fancy. But there were items left under the mattress in the roof top tent; bungee cords, a battery-operated light, hair ties, and q-tips. The mattress sheet was covered in dirt and pine needles. I was able to clean out this stuff and shake out the sheet, but it should have been cleaned up BEFORE it was rented out.
The roof top tent did keep out the rain, but it has a mold/mildew issue. I know canvas can become stained by mold even after treating it, but the mold grew in the top corners during the two nights I spent in the rain. I tried not to touch the walls with any of my stuff but did not succeed. I washed all my bedding and clothes after I got home so that the mold doesn’t grow in my camping gear. This roof top tent needs some airing out and a good mildew treatment.
When I set up the awning I found out it was rolled up wet and dirty with leaves and needles, like it also had not been set up or inspected after the last renter used it. The awning was also put together wrong and broken. The rear awning arm was broken so it wouldn’t stay extended and separated from the main pole; after some inspection, I realized the broken arm was really one of the legs and swapped them so that the awning was solid and the leg got duct-taped to stay extended.
Then I set up the cube tent that goes under the awning and… it is one foot too big?!? But the cube tent relies on the awning to keep it upright. The zipper is on the outside of the leg, it is impossible to fully zip it together, so it unzips when you go in and out of the tent. With the clips clipped on to hold up the side of the cube tent it formed pockets to collect all the rain. I put all the excess to one side and had to constantly empty the puddles it formed. The extra water weight also made the awning not let the water run off efficiently and formed puddles on the awning, which made me anxious when I left the campsite to go hiking. I came back from hiking to puddles inside around the edges, but the moat I made with the excess bottom fabric worked to repel the water and keep it from soaking my stuff. I broke down all my camping gear and put it back in the jeep each night to ensure it wouldn’t get soaked in the rain while I slept.
This gets one star for the jeep being a great vehicle in good condition, though the front right tire sensor is wacky and kept saying it was low, then high psi, all weekend. Beyond that the jeep got me through some rough terrain that my lower clearance Subaru might have gotten stuck on. It was a joy to drive.
The second star is for the price, unlimited miles, and flexible pick-up/drop-off.
Next time I rent something from Outdoorsy I will give myself more time during pick up to inspect EVERYTHING and have them clean/replace stuff before I take it. I had to pick up and be to my first campsite before dark and didn’t leave enough time for a true inspection.
The overall experience was interesting and everything I planned for touring PA and seeing fall foliage was wonderful. It could have been a 5-star experience, but unfortunately was not.
Mitchell C.
October 20235
Great
Hannah K.
October 20235
I would rent this vehicle again in a heartbeat! Couldn’t have been a more perfect trip with an easy setup. Willie stocked the car with everything we could possibly need. Thanks again!
1 Photo submitted by Hannah K.
Noam G.
August 20235
I had an amazing experience renting a van with Willie! Everything went smoothly, and we absolutely loved the adventure. Highly recommended!
1 Photo submitted by Noam G.
Travis A.
August 20235
Incredible experience. Great value!
Andrew C.
August 20235
Willie was awesome. Would definitely rent from him again!
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