2022 Leisure Travel UnityFX - Murphy Bed and Rear Lounge
2 guests
Sleeps 2
25 ft. long
Pet friendly
2022 Leisure Travel Vans Unity
2022 Unity FX is a compact luxury motorhome from Leisure Travel Vans that features a variety of innovative design elements and amenities:
Welcome to our fully loaded Unity FX.
The Leisure Lounge System: This patented system allows for multiple configurations for dining, working, or relaxing.
Dual living spaces: The Unity FX has two living areas, including a rear lounge with a sectional sofa and a Murphy bed that can transform the rear into a primary bedroom. The front sofa can also convert into a dining area with a drop down table.
Our unit has almost every upgrade, including Automatic self-leveling jacks, Truma instant hot water system, 400 watts of solar, 200 ah of Lithium LiFePO4 batteries, dual macerator system for black tank, safe for keeping valuables secure, Corian countertops, 3.2Kw diesel generator, Alcoa forged aluminum rims, 2 TV's (main area with soundbar and second for rear lounge area), optional front table between captains chairs, lounge table/computer desk/ottoman, Dometic 3-way large refrigerator/freezer, Ducted AC/Heatpump and propane furnace (thermostat controlled.)Stainless steel sinks, gas stove, convection oven/microwave.
It can easily dry camp for 3 days where the water supply is the only restriction.Please take time to read the Supplemental Rental Agreement for in-depth rules and fees. It is a legally binding part of the Rental Contract. Your signature will be required at orientation.What's included•4 rolls of RV toilet paper
• mattress padRecommendationsFun and wonderful destinations:
Year-Round Activities for RV Renters in Arizona
Grand Canyon National ParkWhat to Do: A trip to the Grand Canyon is a must. Hike along the Rim Trail, take a boat trip on the Colorado River, or go for a scenic drive along Desert View Drive. For the adventurous, consider hiking into the canyon on the South Kaibab or Bright Angel Trail.
RV-Friendly: There are campgrounds within the park, such as Mather Campground, that accommodate RVs. You can book a spot ahead of time or enjoy some dispersed camping outside the park for a more remote experience.
Sedona's Red RocksWhat to Do: Known for its stunning red sandstone formations, Sedona is perfect for hiking, off-roading, and stargazing. Explore Bell Rock, Cathedral Rock, or go on a jeep tour for an adrenaline-filled adventure.
RV-Friendly: There are several RV parks in the Sedona area with amenities like full hookups and beautiful views of the red rocks.
Lake Powell and Glen Canyon National Recreation AreaWhat to Do: A must-see for water lovers, Lake Powell offers boating, fishing, and paddleboarding. Visit the iconic Antelope Canyon and Rainbow Bridge, both accessible by boat.
RV-Friendly: Wahweap RV Campground near Page offers full hookups and easy access to Lake Powell, with views of the lake and surrounding desert.
Saguaro National ParkWhat to Do: Hike among the iconic Saguaro cacti in Tucson, Arizona. Explore the Sonoran Desert’s unique flora and fauna, and check out the scenic drives and visitor centers.
RV-Friendly: The park has campgrounds that accommodate RVs, like the Gilbert Ray Campground, which provides a quiet desert experience just a short drive from Tucson.
The Petrified Forest and Painted DesertWhat to Do: Explore the colorful badlands of the Painted Desert and the ancient trees of the Petrified Forest. You can hike and drive through the park, observing the remnants of prehistoric trees turned to stone.
RV-Friendly: The Petrified Forest has a campground that allows RVs, providing access to all the park's trails and viewpoints.
Monument ValleyWhat to Do: Experience the iconic red sandstone mesas and buttes featured in countless Western films. You can take a guided tour to learn about the area's history and significance to the Navajo Nation.
RV-Friendly: The Monument Valley RV Park offers full hookups with a view of the valley’s dramatic landscape.
Arizona Wine Country (Sonoita & Elgin)What to Do: Arizona’s wine country in Sonoita and Elgin offers wine-tasting tours and scenic vineyard views. Enjoy a relaxing day sampling local wines paired with gourmet food.
RV-Friendly: There are RV parks near the wine region, including sites with full hookups and access to local wineries.
The Desert Botanical Garden in PhoenixWhat to Do: Take a peaceful stroll through this living museum showcasing native desert plants and seasonal flower displays. It’s especially beautiful in the spring when the cacti bloom.
RV-Friendly: Many RV parks around Phoenix offer convenient access to this attraction, including Desert Shadows RV Resort.
Unique Events in Arizona
The Arizona Balloon Classic (Phoenix)When: January
What to Do: Watch as hot air balloons fill the sky at dawn in one of Arizona’s most visually spectacular events. The festival includes balloon rides, live music, and plenty of family-friendly activities.
RV-Friendly: RV sites are available near the event venue, offering easy access to the festivities.
The Tucson Rodeo (Tucson)When: February
What to Do: The Tucson Rodeo, one of the oldest and largest in the country, features bull riding, roping, and parade festivities. It’s a must-do for fans of Western culture.
RV-Friendly: The Tucson Rodeo Grounds offers RV parking during the event, and there are nearby RV parks in the area.
Cactus League Spring Training (Phoenix & Scottsdale)When: February-March
What to Do: For baseball fans, the Cactus League offers the chance to watch MLB teams warm up for the season at various stadiums in the Phoenix area. With more than 15 teams, it’s a great way to catch a game.
RV-Friendly: Many RV parks around the greater Phoenix area offer shuttle services to and from the stadiums, making it easy to enjoy the games.
The Arizona State Fair (Phoenix)When: October
What to Do: Experience classic fair attractions like rides, games, and food, along with musical performances and livestock shows. It’s a family-friendly event showcasing Arizona’s agricultural heritage.
RV-Friendly: RV parking is available near the fairgrounds for easy access to all the fun.
Gem and Mineral Show (Tucson)When: February
What to Do: The Tucson Gem and Mineral Show is the largest of its kind in the world. Thousands of vendors showcase everything from stunning gems and crystals to fine jewelry and fossils. If you're into geology or just love unique souvenirs, this is a must-see event.
RV-Friendly: There are RV parks and campgrounds around Tucson offering convenient access to the event.
The Great Arizona Puppet Festival (Phoenix)When: April
What to Do: This unique festival celebrates puppetry with performances, workshops, and puppet-making activities. It’s fun for families and anyone interested in the arts.
RV-Friendly: RV camping near the event venue in Phoenix is available at several parks.
Route 66 Fun Run (Flagstaff to Seligman)When: May
What to Do: Celebrate the iconic Route 66 with a car show, road rally, and plenty of opportunities to drive the famous highway. It’s a nostalgic trip down one of the most well-known roads in the United States.
RV-Friendly: There are RV parks along the route, including in Flagstaff and Seligman.
Luminarias at the Desert Botanical Garden (Phoenix)When: December
What to Do: Experience the magical sight of over 8,000 luminarias illuminating the desert at the Desert Botanical Garden. It's a wintertime tradition that combines beautiful lights with live music and food.
RV-Friendly: Phoenix-area RV parks make it easy to enjoy this event while staying in the city.
Other things to notePlease no smoking inside or around the van.
Welcome to our fully loaded Unity FX.
The Leisure Lounge System: This patented system allows for multiple configurations for dining, working, or relaxing.
Dual living spaces: The Unity FX has two living areas, including a rear lounge with a sectional sofa and a Murphy bed that can transform the rear into a primary bedroom. The front sofa can also convert into a dining area with a drop down table.
Our unit has almost every upgrade, including Automatic self-leveling jacks, Truma instant hot water system, 400 watts of solar, 200 ah of Lithium LiFePO4 batteries, dual macerator system for black tank, safe for keeping valuables secure, Corian countertops, 3.2Kw diesel generator, Alcoa forged aluminum rims, 2 TV's (main area with soundbar and second for rear lounge area), optional front table between captains chairs, lounge table/computer desk/ottoman, Dometic 3-way large refrigerator/freezer, Ducted AC/Heatpump and propane furnace (thermostat controlled.)Stainless steel sinks, gas stove, convection oven/microwave.
It can easily dry camp for 3 days where the water supply is the only restriction.Please take time to read the Supplemental Rental Agreement for in-depth rules and fees. It is a legally binding part of the Rental Contract. Your signature will be required at orientation.What's included•4 rolls of RV toilet paper
• mattress padRecommendationsFun and wonderful destinations:
Year-Round Activities for RV Renters in Arizona
Grand Canyon National ParkWhat to Do: A trip to the Grand Canyon is a must. Hike along the Rim Trail, take a boat trip on the Colorado River, or go for a scenic drive along Desert View Drive. For the adventurous, consider hiking into the canyon on the South Kaibab or Bright Angel Trail.
RV-Friendly: There are campgrounds within the park, such as Mather Campground, that accommodate RVs. You can book a spot ahead of time or enjoy some dispersed camping outside the park for a more remote experience.
Sedona's Red RocksWhat to Do: Known for its stunning red sandstone formations, Sedona is perfect for hiking, off-roading, and stargazing. Explore Bell Rock, Cathedral Rock, or go on a jeep tour for an adrenaline-filled adventure.
RV-Friendly: There are several RV parks in the Sedona area with amenities like full hookups and beautiful views of the red rocks.
Lake Powell and Glen Canyon National Recreation AreaWhat to Do: A must-see for water lovers, Lake Powell offers boating, fishing, and paddleboarding. Visit the iconic Antelope Canyon and Rainbow Bridge, both accessible by boat.
RV-Friendly: Wahweap RV Campground near Page offers full hookups and easy access to Lake Powell, with views of the lake and surrounding desert.
Saguaro National ParkWhat to Do: Hike among the iconic Saguaro cacti in Tucson, Arizona. Explore the Sonoran Desert’s unique flora and fauna, and check out the scenic drives and visitor centers.
RV-Friendly: The park has campgrounds that accommodate RVs, like the Gilbert Ray Campground, which provides a quiet desert experience just a short drive from Tucson.
The Petrified Forest and Painted DesertWhat to Do: Explore the colorful badlands of the Painted Desert and the ancient trees of the Petrified Forest. You can hike and drive through the park, observing the remnants of prehistoric trees turned to stone.
RV-Friendly: The Petrified Forest has a campground that allows RVs, providing access to all the park's trails and viewpoints.
Monument ValleyWhat to Do: Experience the iconic red sandstone mesas and buttes featured in countless Western films. You can take a guided tour to learn about the area's history and significance to the Navajo Nation.
RV-Friendly: The Monument Valley RV Park offers full hookups with a view of the valley’s dramatic landscape.
Arizona Wine Country (Sonoita & Elgin)What to Do: Arizona’s wine country in Sonoita and Elgin offers wine-tasting tours and scenic vineyard views. Enjoy a relaxing day sampling local wines paired with gourmet food.
RV-Friendly: There are RV parks near the wine region, including sites with full hookups and access to local wineries.
The Desert Botanical Garden in PhoenixWhat to Do: Take a peaceful stroll through this living museum showcasing native desert plants and seasonal flower displays. It’s especially beautiful in the spring when the cacti bloom.
RV-Friendly: Many RV parks around Phoenix offer convenient access to this attraction, including Desert Shadows RV Resort.
Unique Events in Arizona
The Arizona Balloon Classic (Phoenix)When: January
What to Do: Watch as hot air balloons fill the sky at dawn in one of Arizona’s most visually spectacular events. The festival includes balloon rides, live music, and plenty of family-friendly activities.
RV-Friendly: RV sites are available near the event venue, offering easy access to the festivities.
The Tucson Rodeo (Tucson)When: February
What to Do: The Tucson Rodeo, one of the oldest and largest in the country, features bull riding, roping, and parade festivities. It’s a must-do for fans of Western culture.
RV-Friendly: The Tucson Rodeo Grounds offers RV parking during the event, and there are nearby RV parks in the area.
Cactus League Spring Training (Phoenix & Scottsdale)When: February-March
What to Do: For baseball fans, the Cactus League offers the chance to watch MLB teams warm up for the season at various stadiums in the Phoenix area. With more than 15 teams, it’s a great way to catch a game.
RV-Friendly: Many RV parks around the greater Phoenix area offer shuttle services to and from the stadiums, making it easy to enjoy the games.
The Arizona State Fair (Phoenix)When: October
What to Do: Experience classic fair attractions like rides, games, and food, along with musical performances and livestock shows. It’s a family-friendly event showcasing Arizona’s agricultural heritage.
RV-Friendly: RV parking is available near the fairgrounds for easy access to all the fun.
Gem and Mineral Show (Tucson)When: February
What to Do: The Tucson Gem and Mineral Show is the largest of its kind in the world. Thousands of vendors showcase everything from stunning gems and crystals to fine jewelry and fossils. If you're into geology or just love unique souvenirs, this is a must-see event.
RV-Friendly: There are RV parks and campgrounds around Tucson offering convenient access to the event.
The Great Arizona Puppet Festival (Phoenix)When: April
What to Do: This unique festival celebrates puppetry with performances, workshops, and puppet-making activities. It’s fun for families and anyone interested in the arts.
RV-Friendly: RV camping near the event venue in Phoenix is available at several parks.
Route 66 Fun Run (Flagstaff to Seligman)When: May
What to Do: Celebrate the iconic Route 66 with a car show, road rally, and plenty of opportunities to drive the famous highway. It’s a nostalgic trip down one of the most well-known roads in the United States.
RV-Friendly: There are RV parks along the route, including in Flagstaff and Seligman.
Luminarias at the Desert Botanical Garden (Phoenix)When: December
What to Do: Experience the magical sight of over 8,000 luminarias illuminating the desert at the Desert Botanical Garden. It's a wintertime tradition that combines beautiful lights with live music and food.
RV-Friendly: Phoenix-area RV parks make it easy to enjoy this event while staying in the city.
Other things to notePlease no smoking inside or around the van.
2022 Unity FX is a compact luxury motorhome from Leisure Travel Vans that features a variety of innovative design elements and amenities:
Welcome to our fully loaded Unity FX.
The Leisure Lounge System: This patented system allows for multiple configurations for dining, working, or relaxing.
Dual living spaces: The Unity FX has two living areas, including a rear lounge with a sectional sofa and a Murphy bed that can transform the rear into a primary bedroom. The front sofa can also convert into a dining area with a drop down table.
Our unit has almost every upgrade, including Automatic self-leveling jacks, Truma instant hot water system, 400 watts of solar, 200 ah of Lithium LiFePO4 batteries, dual macerator system for black tank, safe for keeping valuables secure, Corian countertops, 3.2Kw diesel generator, Alcoa forged aluminum rims, 2 TV's (main area with soundbar and second for rear lounge area), optional front table between captains chairs, lounge table/computer desk/ottoman, Dometic 3-way large refrigerator/freezer, Ducted AC/Heatpump and propane furnace (thermostat controlled.)Stainless steel sinks, gas stove, convection oven/microwave.
It can easily dry camp for 3 days where the water supply is the only restriction.Please take time to read the Supplemental Rental Agreement for in-depth rules and fees. It is a legally binding part of the Rental Contract. Your signature will be required at orientation.What's included•4 rolls of RV toilet paper
• mattress padRecommendationsFun and wonderful destinations:
Year-Round Activities for RV Renters in Arizona
Grand Canyon National ParkWhat to Do: A trip to the Grand Canyon is a must. Hike along the Rim Trail, take a boat trip on the Colorado River, or go for a scenic drive along Desert View Drive. For the adventurous, consider hiking into the canyon on the South Kaibab or Bright Angel Trail.
RV-Friendly: There are campgrounds within the park, such as Mather Campground, that accommodate RVs. You can book a spot ahead of time or enjoy some dispersed camping outside the park for a more remote experience.
Sedona's Red RocksWhat to Do: Known for its stunning red sandstone formations, Sedona is perfect for hiking, off-roading, and stargazing. Explore Bell Rock, Cathedral Rock, or go on a jeep tour for an adrenaline-filled adventure.
RV-Friendly: There are several RV parks in the Sedona area with amenities like full hookups and beautiful views of the red rocks.
Lake Powell and Glen Canyon National Recreation AreaWhat to Do: A must-see for water lovers, Lake Powell offers boating, fishing, and paddleboarding. Visit the iconic Antelope Canyon and Rainbow Bridge, both accessible by boat.
RV-Friendly: Wahweap RV Campground near Page offers full hookups and easy access to Lake Powell, with views of the lake and surrounding desert.
Saguaro National ParkWhat to Do: Hike among the iconic Saguaro cacti in Tucson, Arizona. Explore the Sonoran Desert’s unique flora and fauna, and check out the scenic drives and visitor centers.
RV-Friendly: The park has campgrounds that accommodate RVs, like the Gilbert Ray Campground, which provides a quiet desert experience just a short drive from Tucson.
The Petrified Forest and Painted DesertWhat to Do: Explore the colorful badlands of the Painted Desert and the ancient trees of the Petrified Forest. You can hike and drive through the park, observing the remnants of prehistoric trees turned to stone.
RV-Friendly: The Petrified Forest has a campground that allows RVs, providing access to all the park's trails and viewpoints.
Monument ValleyWhat to Do: Experience the iconic red sandstone mesas and buttes featured in countless Western films. You can take a guided tour to learn about the area's history and significance to the Navajo Nation.
RV-Friendly: The Monument Valley RV Park offers full hookups with a view of the valley’s dramatic landscape.
Arizona Wine Country (Sonoita & Elgin)What to Do: Arizona’s wine country in Sonoita and Elgin offers wine-tasting tours and scenic vineyard views. Enjoy a relaxing day sampling local wines paired with gourmet food.
RV-Friendly: There are RV parks near the wine region, including sites with full hookups and access to local wineries.
The Desert Botanical Garden in PhoenixWhat to Do: Take a peaceful stroll through this living museum showcasing native desert plants and seasonal flower displays. It’s especially beautiful in the spring when the cacti bloom.
RV-Friendly: Many RV parks around Phoenix offer convenient access to this attraction, including Desert Shadows RV Resort.
Unique Events in Arizona
The Arizona Balloon Classic (Phoenix)When: January
What to Do: Watch as hot air balloons fill the sky at dawn in one of Arizona’s most visually spectacular events. The festival includes balloon rides, live music, and plenty of family-friendly activities.
RV-Friendly: RV sites are available near the event venue, offering easy access to the festivities.
The Tucson Rodeo (Tucson)When: February
What to Do: The Tucson Rodeo, one of the oldest and largest in the country, features bull riding, roping, and parade festivities. It’s a must-do for fans of Western culture.
RV-Friendly: The Tucson Rodeo Grounds offers RV parking during the event, and there are nearby RV parks in the area.
Cactus League Spring Training (Phoenix & Scottsdale)When: February-March
What to Do: For baseball fans, the Cactus League offers the chance to watch MLB teams warm up for the season at various stadiums in the Phoenix area. With more than 15 teams, it’s a great way to catch a game.
RV-Friendly: Many RV parks around the greater Phoenix area offer shuttle services to and from the stadiums, making it easy to enjoy the games.
The Arizona State Fair (Phoenix)When: October
What to Do: Experience classic fair attractions like rides, games, and food, along with musical performances and livestock shows. It’s a family-friendly event showcasing Arizona’s agricultural heritage.
RV-Friendly: RV parking is available near the fairgrounds for easy access to all the fun.
Gem and Mineral Show (Tucson)When: February
What to Do: The Tucson Gem and Mineral Show is the largest of its kind in the world. Thousands of vendors showcase everything from stunning gems and crystals to fine jewelry and fossils. If you're into geology or just love unique souvenirs, this is a must-see event.
RV-Friendly: There are RV parks and campgrounds around Tucson offering convenient access to the event.
The Great Arizona Puppet Festival (Phoenix)When: April
What to Do: This unique festival celebrates puppetry with performances, workshops, and puppet-making activities. It’s fun for families and anyone interested in the arts.
RV-Friendly: RV camping near the event venue in Phoenix is available at several parks.
Route 66 Fun Run (Flagstaff to Seligman)When: May
What to Do: Celebrate the iconic Route 66 with a car show, road rally, and plenty of opportunities to drive the famous highway. It’s a nostalgic trip down one of the most well-known roads in the United States.
RV-Friendly: There are RV parks along the route, including in Flagstaff and Seligman.
Luminarias at the Desert Botanical Garden (Phoenix)When: December
What to Do: Experience the magical sight of over 8,000 luminarias illuminating the desert at the Desert Botanical Garden. It's a wintertime tradition that combines beautiful lights with live music and food.
RV-Friendly: Phoenix-area RV parks make it easy to enjoy this event while staying in the city.
Other things to notePlease no smoking inside or around the van.
Welcome to our fully loaded Unity FX.
The Leisure Lounge System: This patented system allows for multiple configurations for dining, working, or relaxing.
Dual living spaces: The Unity FX has two living areas, including a rear lounge with a sectional sofa and a Murphy bed that can transform the rear into a primary bedroom. The front sofa can also convert into a dining area with a drop down table.
Our unit has almost every upgrade, including Automatic self-leveling jacks, Truma instant hot water system, 400 watts of solar, 200 ah of Lithium LiFePO4 batteries, dual macerator system for black tank, safe for keeping valuables secure, Corian countertops, 3.2Kw diesel generator, Alcoa forged aluminum rims, 2 TV's (main area with soundbar and second for rear lounge area), optional front table between captains chairs, lounge table/computer desk/ottoman, Dometic 3-way large refrigerator/freezer, Ducted AC/Heatpump and propane furnace (thermostat controlled.)Stainless steel sinks, gas stove, convection oven/microwave.
It can easily dry camp for 3 days where the water supply is the only restriction.Please take time to read the Supplemental Rental Agreement for in-depth rules and fees. It is a legally binding part of the Rental Contract. Your signature will be required at orientation.What's included•4 rolls of RV toilet paper
• mattress padRecommendationsFun and wonderful destinations:
Year-Round Activities for RV Renters in Arizona
Grand Canyon National ParkWhat to Do: A trip to the Grand Canyon is a must. Hike along the Rim Trail, take a boat trip on the Colorado River, or go for a scenic drive along Desert View Drive. For the adventurous, consider hiking into the canyon on the South Kaibab or Bright Angel Trail.
RV-Friendly: There are campgrounds within the park, such as Mather Campground, that accommodate RVs. You can book a spot ahead of time or enjoy some dispersed camping outside the park for a more remote experience.
Sedona's Red RocksWhat to Do: Known for its stunning red sandstone formations, Sedona is perfect for hiking, off-roading, and stargazing. Explore Bell Rock, Cathedral Rock, or go on a jeep tour for an adrenaline-filled adventure.
RV-Friendly: There are several RV parks in the Sedona area with amenities like full hookups and beautiful views of the red rocks.
Lake Powell and Glen Canyon National Recreation AreaWhat to Do: A must-see for water lovers, Lake Powell offers boating, fishing, and paddleboarding. Visit the iconic Antelope Canyon and Rainbow Bridge, both accessible by boat.
RV-Friendly: Wahweap RV Campground near Page offers full hookups and easy access to Lake Powell, with views of the lake and surrounding desert.
Saguaro National ParkWhat to Do: Hike among the iconic Saguaro cacti in Tucson, Arizona. Explore the Sonoran Desert’s unique flora and fauna, and check out the scenic drives and visitor centers.
RV-Friendly: The park has campgrounds that accommodate RVs, like the Gilbert Ray Campground, which provides a quiet desert experience just a short drive from Tucson.
The Petrified Forest and Painted DesertWhat to Do: Explore the colorful badlands of the Painted Desert and the ancient trees of the Petrified Forest. You can hike and drive through the park, observing the remnants of prehistoric trees turned to stone.
RV-Friendly: The Petrified Forest has a campground that allows RVs, providing access to all the park's trails and viewpoints.
Monument ValleyWhat to Do: Experience the iconic red sandstone mesas and buttes featured in countless Western films. You can take a guided tour to learn about the area's history and significance to the Navajo Nation.
RV-Friendly: The Monument Valley RV Park offers full hookups with a view of the valley’s dramatic landscape.
Arizona Wine Country (Sonoita & Elgin)What to Do: Arizona’s wine country in Sonoita and Elgin offers wine-tasting tours and scenic vineyard views. Enjoy a relaxing day sampling local wines paired with gourmet food.
RV-Friendly: There are RV parks near the wine region, including sites with full hookups and access to local wineries.
The Desert Botanical Garden in PhoenixWhat to Do: Take a peaceful stroll through this living museum showcasing native desert plants and seasonal flower displays. It’s especially beautiful in the spring when the cacti bloom.
RV-Friendly: Many RV parks around Phoenix offer convenient access to this attraction, including Desert Shadows RV Resort.
Unique Events in Arizona
The Arizona Balloon Classic (Phoenix)When: January
What to Do: Watch as hot air balloons fill the sky at dawn in one of Arizona’s most visually spectacular events. The festival includes balloon rides, live music, and plenty of family-friendly activities.
RV-Friendly: RV sites are available near the event venue, offering easy access to the festivities.
The Tucson Rodeo (Tucson)When: February
What to Do: The Tucson Rodeo, one of the oldest and largest in the country, features bull riding, roping, and parade festivities. It’s a must-do for fans of Western culture.
RV-Friendly: The Tucson Rodeo Grounds offers RV parking during the event, and there are nearby RV parks in the area.
Cactus League Spring Training (Phoenix & Scottsdale)When: February-March
What to Do: For baseball fans, the Cactus League offers the chance to watch MLB teams warm up for the season at various stadiums in the Phoenix area. With more than 15 teams, it’s a great way to catch a game.
RV-Friendly: Many RV parks around the greater Phoenix area offer shuttle services to and from the stadiums, making it easy to enjoy the games.
The Arizona State Fair (Phoenix)When: October
What to Do: Experience classic fair attractions like rides, games, and food, along with musical performances and livestock shows. It’s a family-friendly event showcasing Arizona’s agricultural heritage.
RV-Friendly: RV parking is available near the fairgrounds for easy access to all the fun.
Gem and Mineral Show (Tucson)When: February
What to Do: The Tucson Gem and Mineral Show is the largest of its kind in the world. Thousands of vendors showcase everything from stunning gems and crystals to fine jewelry and fossils. If you're into geology or just love unique souvenirs, this is a must-see event.
RV-Friendly: There are RV parks and campgrounds around Tucson offering convenient access to the event.
The Great Arizona Puppet Festival (Phoenix)When: April
What to Do: This unique festival celebrates puppetry with performances, workshops, and puppet-making activities. It’s fun for families and anyone interested in the arts.
RV-Friendly: RV camping near the event venue in Phoenix is available at several parks.
Route 66 Fun Run (Flagstaff to Seligman)When: May
What to Do: Celebrate the iconic Route 66 with a car show, road rally, and plenty of opportunities to drive the famous highway. It’s a nostalgic trip down one of the most well-known roads in the United States.
RV-Friendly: There are RV parks along the route, including in Flagstaff and Seligman.
Luminarias at the Desert Botanical Garden (Phoenix)When: December
What to Do: Experience the magical sight of over 8,000 luminarias illuminating the desert at the Desert Botanical Garden. It's a wintertime tradition that combines beautiful lights with live music and food.
RV-Friendly: Phoenix-area RV parks make it easy to enjoy this event while staying in the city.
Other things to notePlease no smoking inside or around the van.
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Features
2022 Leisure Travel Vans Unity
- Sleeps 2
- 2 seatbelts
- Fuel type: Diesel
- Automatic transmission
- Sleeps 2
- 2 seatbelts
- Fuel type: Diesel
- Automatic transmission
Amenities
- Toilet
- Inside Shower
- Outside Shower
- Bathroom sink
- Toilet paper
- Hot water
- Generator
- Solart
- Toilet
- Inside Shower
- Outside Shower
- Bathroom sink
- Toilet paper
- Hot water
- Generator
- Solart
Rules and policies
- Pet friendly
- No music festivals
- No tailgating
- No smoking
- Mileage: 150 free miles / day
- 2 generator hours / day
One small pet 25 pounds and under is allowed.
Paved roads only.
Supplemental Rental Agreement will be emailed prior to check in. Please have it printed out and signed upon pick up.
Paved roads only.
Supplemental Rental Agreement will be emailed prior to check in. Please have it printed out and signed upon pick up.
24/7 roadside assistance
Learn more about Roadside AssistanceRoadside assistance on every rental, plus help planning your trip or operating the RV.
Learn more about Roadside AssistanceAdd-ons
Enhance your trip with these add-ons. Available at checkout.
Hitch mounted platform
Rear hitch mounted platform, perfect for cooler and extra luggage
CA$43.20
/each
Post trip propane fill
If you wish to not have propane filled at end of trip, we can have it filled for you.
CA$72.00
/each
Hitch mounted platform
Rear hitch mounted platform, perfect for cooler and extra luggage
CA$43.20
/each
Post trip propane fill
If you wish to not have propane filled at end of trip, we can have it filled for you.
CA$72.00
/each
Availability and rates
There’s a 1 night minimum stay
Discounts
- Weekly (7+ nights): 10% off nightly rate
- Monthly (28+ nights): 15% off nightly rate
Fees
- Security deposit: CA$1,440.00 (refundable)
- Prep fee: CA$252.00. This fee will cover professional cleaning and required maintenance checks.
2022 Leisure Travel UnityFX - Murphy Bed and Rear Lounge
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