Classy Cruzin 2014 Thor Chateau
5 • 3 reviews
4 guests
Sleeps 4
24 ft. long
Pet friendly
Offers delivery
2014 Thor Chateau
Take off on your next adventure with this well maintained 25ft Class C RV! At 24ft you can fit into the smallest of national park campsites at the last minute. The larger sites always fill up, but that's no problem for this RV. Super easy to drive down the road and maneuver through the campgrounds/smaller roads and scenic detours.-Sleeping
The RV has a very comfortable newer Denver Mattress Full size bed in the back with curtains for privacy. A large sleeping area (bigger than a queen mattress) can be made up over the cab. There is also a dinette that folds down into a great sleeping space for the little ones.-Kitchen
Has a refrigerator/freezer to keep all your groceries cold for your trip. Don't worry it will run on propane while you are on the go and switch to electric once your plugged in.
The gas stove is great for cooking meals indoors and the microwave is ready to use once you are hooked up to power or have the generator running.We can outfit the camper to suit your needs. Common items that we normally stock...What's included-Camp chairs
-Folding table
-Small Portable Charcoal Grill with (Chimney, Fire starters, Charcoal, lighter)
-Linen set for rear bed (Full size)
-Pillows
-Extra linen and pillows to make up dinette or cab over bed upon request
-RV specific toilet paper
-Shower and Beach towels
-Pots & Pans, Silverware sets, Paper towels, Paper plates, Disposable cups, Trash bags, Marshmallow roasting sticks,
-Dog water/food bowels
-Firewood normally stocked in rear compartment (Enough for an evening campfire)Recommendations-Yellowstone National Park (Accessible to all campgrounds since it is less than 25ft)
-Madison Arm campground (Just outside of West Yellowstone and has more availability than in the park during peak season)
-Kelly Canyon (Multiple campgrounds in the area as well as boon-docking)
-Island Park
-Craters of the Moon
-St. Anthony Sand Dunes
-Henrys Lake
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Other things to noteVehicle has low ground clearance with the compartments and tanks underneath. Many local campgrounds and boon-docking opportunities do require travel down dirt roads. These roads can be rough at times. Please be cautious and avoid anything that could damage the rig (Low hanging trees, Rough terrain that could cause the camper to get stuck or damaged)
The RV has a very comfortable newer Denver Mattress Full size bed in the back with curtains for privacy. A large sleeping area (bigger than a queen mattress) can be made up over the cab. There is also a dinette that folds down into a great sleeping space for the little ones.-Kitchen
Has a refrigerator/freezer to keep all your groceries cold for your trip. Don't worry it will run on propane while you are on the go and switch to electric once your plugged in.
The gas stove is great for cooking meals indoors and the microwave is ready to use once you are hooked up to power or have the generator running.We can outfit the camper to suit your needs. Common items that we normally stock...What's included-Camp chairs
-Folding table
-Small Portable Charcoal Grill with (Chimney, Fire starters, Charcoal, lighter)
-Linen set for rear bed (Full size)
-Pillows
-Extra linen and pillows to make up dinette or cab over bed upon request
-RV specific toilet paper
-Shower and Beach towels
-Pots & Pans, Silverware sets, Paper towels, Paper plates, Disposable cups, Trash bags, Marshmallow roasting sticks,
-Dog water/food bowels
-Firewood normally stocked in rear compartment (Enough for an evening campfire)Recommendations-Yellowstone National Park (Accessible to all campgrounds since it is less than 25ft)
-Madison Arm campground (Just outside of West Yellowstone and has more availability than in the park during peak season)
-Kelly Canyon (Multiple campgrounds in the area as well as boon-docking)
-Island Park
-Craters of the Moon
-St. Anthony Sand Dunes
-Henrys Lake
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Other things to noteVehicle has low ground clearance with the compartments and tanks underneath. Many local campgrounds and boon-docking opportunities do require travel down dirt roads. These roads can be rough at times. Please be cautious and avoid anything that could damage the rig (Low hanging trees, Rough terrain that could cause the camper to get stuck or damaged)
Take off on your next adventure with this well maintained 25ft Class C RV! At 24ft you can fit into the smallest of national park campsites at the last minute. The larger sites always fill up, but that's no problem for this RV. Super easy to drive down the road and maneuver through the campgrounds/smaller roads and scenic detours.-Sleeping
The RV has a very comfortable newer Denver Mattress Full size bed in the back with curtains for privacy. A large sleeping area (bigger than a queen mattress) can be made up over the cab. There is also a dinette that folds down into a great sleeping space for the little ones.-Kitchen
Has a refrigerator/freezer to keep all your groceries cold for your trip. Don't worry it will run on propane while you are on the go and switch to electric once your plugged in.
The gas stove is great for cooking meals indoors and the microwave is ready to use once you are hooked up to power or have the generator running.We can outfit the camper to suit your needs. Common items that we normally stock...What's included-Camp chairs
-Folding table
-Small Portable Charcoal Grill with (Chimney, Fire starters, Charcoal, lighter)
-Linen set for rear bed (Full size)
-Pillows
-Extra linen and pillows to make up dinette or cab over bed upon request
-RV specific toilet paper
-Shower and Beach towels
-Pots & Pans, Silverware sets, Paper towels, Paper plates, Disposable cups, Trash bags, Marshmallow roasting sticks,
-Dog water/food bowels
-Firewood normally stocked in rear compartment (Enough for an evening campfire)Recommendations-Yellowstone National Park (Accessible to all campgrounds since it is less than 25ft)
-Madison Arm campground (Just outside of West Yellowstone and has more availability than in the park during peak season)
-Kelly Canyon (Multiple campgrounds in the area as well as boon-docking)
-Island Park
-Craters of the Moon
-St. Anthony Sand Dunes
-Henrys Lake
•
Other things to noteVehicle has low ground clearance with the compartments and tanks underneath. Many local campgrounds and boon-docking opportunities do require travel down dirt roads. These roads can be rough at times. Please be cautious and avoid anything that could damage the rig (Low hanging trees, Rough terrain that could cause the camper to get stuck or damaged)
The RV has a very comfortable newer Denver Mattress Full size bed in the back with curtains for privacy. A large sleeping area (bigger than a queen mattress) can be made up over the cab. There is also a dinette that folds down into a great sleeping space for the little ones.-Kitchen
Has a refrigerator/freezer to keep all your groceries cold for your trip. Don't worry it will run on propane while you are on the go and switch to electric once your plugged in.
The gas stove is great for cooking meals indoors and the microwave is ready to use once you are hooked up to power or have the generator running.We can outfit the camper to suit your needs. Common items that we normally stock...What's included-Camp chairs
-Folding table
-Small Portable Charcoal Grill with (Chimney, Fire starters, Charcoal, lighter)
-Linen set for rear bed (Full size)
-Pillows
-Extra linen and pillows to make up dinette or cab over bed upon request
-RV specific toilet paper
-Shower and Beach towels
-Pots & Pans, Silverware sets, Paper towels, Paper plates, Disposable cups, Trash bags, Marshmallow roasting sticks,
-Dog water/food bowels
-Firewood normally stocked in rear compartment (Enough for an evening campfire)Recommendations-Yellowstone National Park (Accessible to all campgrounds since it is less than 25ft)
-Madison Arm campground (Just outside of West Yellowstone and has more availability than in the park during peak season)
-Kelly Canyon (Multiple campgrounds in the area as well as boon-docking)
-Island Park
-Craters of the Moon
-St. Anthony Sand Dunes
-Henrys Lake
•
Other things to noteVehicle has low ground clearance with the compartments and tanks underneath. Many local campgrounds and boon-docking opportunities do require travel down dirt roads. These roads can be rough at times. Please be cautious and avoid anything that could damage the rig (Low hanging trees, Rough terrain that could cause the camper to get stuck or damaged)
Features
2014 Thor Chateau
- Sleeps 4
- 4 seatbelts
- Fresh water: 50 gal
- Fuel type: Gas
- Fuel capacity: 55 gal
- Automatic transmission
- Sleeps 4
- 4 seatbelts
- Fresh water: 50 gal
- Fuel type: Gas
- Fuel capacity: 55 gal
- Automatic transmission
Amenities
- Toilet
- Inside Shower
- Generator
- TV/DVD
- Audio Inputs
- Radio
- CD Player
- Stove
- Toilet
- Inside Shower
- Generator
- TV/DVD
- Audio Inputs
- Radio
- CD Player
- Stove
Rules and policies
- Pet friendly
- Music festival friendly
- Tailgating friendly
- No smoking
- Mileage: 200 free miles / day
- 2 generator hours / day
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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Enhance your trip with these add-ons. Available at checkout.
Sewage Dumping
Leave the sewage tanks full without having to worry about dumping after your trip
CA$105.00
/each
Sewage Dumping
Leave the sewage tanks full without having to worry about dumping after your trip
CA$105.00
/each
Availability and rates
There’s a 2 night minimum stay
Discounts
- Weekly (7+ nights): 10% off nightly rate
- Monthly (28+ nights): 20% off nightly rate
Fees
- Security deposit: CA$910.00 (refundable)
- Prep fee: CA$140.00. Fee to cover washing and cleaning of vehicle as well as loading with any requested items for your trip.
Meet your host, Jeff
Member since 2024
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5Dana C.
September 20245
Kevin N.
September 20245
Perfect Rv for our trip to the Tetons & Yellowstone!! Flew in from NC and didn’t need a thing. Literally had everything we needed from paper towels, outdoor rug, outdoor chairs, towels, shampoo, tinfoil, blankets.. literally everything we needed!! Camper was extremely clean & bed was super comfortable!
Marissa T.
July 20245
The RV was really nice and very well maintained. Everything worked like it should, and it was very comfortable. The hosts had it stocked with firewood, camp chairs, an outdoor stove, and other necessities that we might need. They also had the fridge and freezer cooled and ready to go for us. They were really friendly at pick-up and drop-off. They were easy to communicate with through messaging on outdoorsy and responded very quickly and were pretty flexible on pick-up and drop-off times. We had never driven an RV so they also walked us through how to use hoses and plug-ins, etc. Highly recommend!
Have a question?Get answers directly from the host
Q.What flexibility is available for picking up and dropping off the RV?
A.
We are very flexible. If you are coming in from out of town we will be happy to arrange airport pickup/drop off of the RV. Your adventure can start the moment you arrive!
Q.Are there any special tricks and tips that would help with operating the RV easily?
A.
At 25ft this RV takes no time to get used to driving. If you've driven a U-haul or a larger SUV you will feel right at home. If not, no worries it's super easy. If your not familiar with the camper portion we can easily show you how everything operates.
Q.How do the electric, water and sewage hook up work while setting up at the campground?
A.
Getting set up at the campground couldn't be easier. The power is hooked up with one simple 30amp 110v cord/plug. Remove it from the compartment and hook it up to the power box at your site. The RV will automatically recognize that power has been hooked up. The water attachment is as simple as hooking up a garden hose. One end to the spigot at the campground and the other right into the hookup on the RV. The sewage hose is stored in the rear bumper and easily connects to the RV and dump site.
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