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It was a great trip, and the camper was very comfortable—it didn’t feel as large as it actually was, yet it was quite spacious and handled very well on the road. Everything worked perfectly.
Nice simple way to rent a camper to explore the country.
The Family is a Class C RV designed for families or groups who want a comfortable and flexible travel experience. It features a spacious layout with smart sleeping options that include a fixed rear bed, an overhead cabin bed, and a convertible dinette, offering flexibility for both adults and children. The fully equipped kitchen has a gas stove, sink, and fridge, providing everything you need to prepare meals while traveling. The dinette area serves as a cozy spot for dining, playing games, or relaxing indoors. The integrated bathroom includes a toilet, sink, and shower, ensuring convenience and privacy on the go. With ample interior storage, the layout keeps belongings organized, and the dinette easily converts when extra sleeping space is needed. Integrated heating maintains a comfortable temperature year-round, making this model perfect for any season. Your rental includes 24/7 customer support, roadside assistance, and kitchen and cleaning kits, so you are ready for a smooth and enjoyable journey from day one.
This is a representative layout, your vehicle may vary slightly.
Only the items in the “Included” column come with your rental. The “Optional extras” column lists common requests and isn’t an exhaustive list. If something isn’t listed under “Included”, please assume it’s not part of the booking.
Use the hook-up cable supplied with Comfort Family. Plug into the campsite bollard first, then into the vehicle's external socket, then switch on at the internal panel. Once connected the mains sockets work, the charger tops up the leisure battery and the heating can run on electricity instead of gas. Always unplug at the bollard end first, and never coil a wet cable back into the locker.