2018 Winnebago View
Length
25 ft
25 ft
Transmission
Automatic
Automatic
Fuel Type
Diesel
Diesel
Tank Size
26 gal
26 gal
Gross Weight
11,030 lbs
11,030 lbs
Sleeps
6
6
Seatbelts
6
6

Sleeping arrangements
1 bed

Full bed
1
1
Host add-ons
Early Departure Fee
Exterior Detailed Cleaning
Guest Overage (5 Guest or more)
Interior & Exterior Detailed Cleaning
Interior Detailed Cleaning
Late Return Fee
Dates
Guest reviews
Poor
1 reviews
Overall rating
5
4
3
2
1
Communication
3.5
Cleanliness
3
Maintenance
3
Value
3
Listing accuracy
3
Ryan H.
August 2025
5Motorhome was beautiful and exactly as advertised. It was very clean and comfortable for my family of 5 on our Yellowstone trip. Joe was easy to work with and responsive to any questions we had. Bring your pillow and you are set to go, you will not be disappointed!
Motorhome was beautiful and exactly as advertised. It was very clean and comfortable for my family of 5 on our Yellowstone trip. Joe was easy to work with and responsive to any questions we had. Bring your pillow and you are set to go, you will not be disappointed!
Jeremiah G.
August 2025
1Well, to start this out, our host canceled the RV we had rented three days before our trip. Your customer support reached out and helped us find a replacement RV for the trip at the last minute. I am very thankful for that. Now, this is where the next issues come in. Jason @ Camptastic was my contact with you guys. he had told me pickup was @ 3Pm sharp and there would be extra cost if before or after that time. The owner of the RV was not around @ 3. After calling him, he was told 4 PM. He was 25 minutes away at this time. After getting the RV, there were many concerns/ issues. He had pointed out there was some damages to the RV. I noticed on are walk around that the RV was not clean at all. The gray water tank was 1/4 full yet, and the LP was @ 1/4 as well. I followed Joe ( the RV owner) to the local gas station. He had the RV filled with LP. He was showing me at this time how things work. When showing me the awning, it fell apart. Luckily, I am a Diesel Mechanic and handy at fixing things. I was able to get it back in so I could get the RV to my house and repair the broken rivets in the arm so it would be usable. My wife and I spent over 2 hours cleaning the RV before we could pack it up for the trip. There was mold in the fridge, freezer and Ice trays. Poop in the toilet, Mold in the base of the shower. Toothpaste and spit in the sink and countertop. After it got dark, the house battery system started beeping at me when I unplugged it for shore power. I inspected the batteries and found they are in horrible condition. I had to remove and install the batteries out of my personal dump trailer so we could still make this trip happen. Testing the system after I found the house batteries are not charging when the engine is running. Found that the solenoid that makes this happen is bad. I had to move the wires to one side of the post to make it work till I could get a new one on the trip. After checking the tires, the recommended PSI is 80PSI. The tires were anywhere from 48-65PSI. I took the time to inflate the tires, but the Rear 4 tires were at the Replace bar, so at the point for being unsafe on the road. I did let Jason know at Camptastic, and he said if there are any issues using the roadside assistance card I was provided. After being on the road, the radio/ GPS stopped working. It would start to load and stop. we also found the hot water heater was leaking water due to a bad O-ring in the drain/ filter housing. I got a new o-ring and replaced it to stop the leak. The sewer drain hose had a hole in it, so when draining the RV it would make a mess and was unsanitary. It had rained one night, and there was water coming from the 5-inch exhaust vent. I went on top of the RV and found the cover was missing/ gone. I took the time to seal the opening with a bag and tape so there would be no damage to the RV. I have communicated all this to the owner during and after the trip. Joe was great to deal with during the trip. He also told me he was going to make up for the issues. It has been a week now with minimal communication. Not sure how rentals normally go / work, but this is not what I had expected. I expected a turnkey/ready unit for the price I paid to rent it. This cost me time and money above and beyond what I paid to rent it. It also put me behind schedule on our family trip with the repairs I had to make. I have sent an email to the Outdoorsy support team on 8-6-25 with no response yet at this time. I would like to speak to someone on this matter please. Best to reach me at -320-224-7337. I have more Pictures at request. Thank you
Well, to start this out, our host canceled the RV we had rented three days before our trip. Your customer support reached out and helped us find a replacement RV for the trip at the last minute. I am very thankful for that. Now, this is where the next issues come in. Jason @ Camptastic was my contact with you guys. he had told me pickup was @ 3Pm sharp and there would be extra cost if before or after that time. The owner of the RV was not around @ 3. After calling him, he was told 4 PM. He was 25 minutes away at this time. After getting the RV, there were many concerns/ issues. He had pointed out there was some damages to the RV. I noticed on are walk around that the RV was not clean at all. The gray water tank was 1/4 full yet, and the LP was @ 1/4 as well. I followed Joe ( the RV owner) to the local gas station. He had the RV filled with LP. He was showing me at this time how things work. When showing me the awning, it fell apart. Luckily, I am a Diesel Mechanic and handy at fixing things. I was able to get it back in so I could get the RV to my house and repair the broken rivets in the arm so it would be usable. My wife and I spent over 2 hours cleaning the RV before we could pack it up for the trip. There was mold in the fridge, freezer and Ice trays. Poop in the toilet, Mold in the base of the shower. Toothpaste and spit in the sink and countertop. After it got dark, the house battery system started beeping at me when I unplugged it for shore power. I inspected the batteries and found they are in horrible condition. I had to remove and install the batteries out of my personal dump trailer so we could still make this trip happen. Testing the system after I found the house batteries are not charging when the engine is running. Found that the solenoid that makes this happen is bad. I had to move the wires to one side of the post to make it work till I could get a new one on the trip. After checking the tires, the recommended PSI is 80PSI. The tires were anywhere from 48-65PSI. I took the time to inflate the tires, but the Rear 4 tires were at the Replace bar, so at the point for being unsafe on the road. I did let Jason know at Camptastic, and he said if there are any issues using the roadside assistance card I was provided. After being on the road, the radio/ GPS stopped working. It would start to load and stop. we also found the hot water heater was leaking water due to a bad O-ring in the drain/ filter housing. I got a new o-ring and replaced it to stop the leak. The sewer drain hose had a hole in it, so when draining the RV it would make a mess and was unsanitary. It had rained one night, and there was water coming from the 5-inch exhaust vent. I went on top of the RV and found the cover was missing/ gone. I took the time to seal the opening with a bag and tape so there would be no damage to the RV. I have communicated all this to the owner during and after the trip. Joe was great to deal with during the trip. He also told me he was going to make up for the issues. It has been a week now with minimal communication. Not sure how rentals normally go / work, but this is not what I had expected. I expected a turnkey/ready unit for the price I paid to rent it. This cost me time and money above and beyond what I paid to rent it. It also put me behind schedule on our family trip with the repairs I had to make. I have sent an email to the Outdoorsy support team on 8-6-25 with no response yet at this time. I would like to speak to someone on this matter please. Best to reach me at -320-224-7337. I have more Pictures at request. Thank you
Guest Photos
Features
- Sleeps 6
- 6 seatbelts
- Fresh water: 32 gal
- Fuel type: Diesel
- Fuel capacity: 26 gal
- Automatic transmission
- Sleeps 6
- 6 seatbelts
- Fresh water: 32 gal
- Fuel type: Diesel
- Fuel capacity: 26 gal
- Automatic transmission
Amenities
- Toilet
- Inside Shower
- Outside Shower
- Generator
- Solart
- Water hookup
- Electric hookup (45 Amps)
- Sewer hookup
- Toilet
- Inside Shower
- Outside Shower
- Generator
- Solart
- Water hookup
- Electric hookup (45 Amps)
- Sewer hookup
Nearby places to stay
Becker, MN • Exact location provided after booking

1. Ham Lake Resort
Ham Lake, MN • 34 miles away

2. Big Rock Creek
Saint Croix Falls, WI • 59 miles away

3. Canary Beach Resort
Villard, MN • 72 miles away

4. Swift Falls County Park
Benson, MN • 76 miles away

5. RV There Yet? (Formerly Cruise Inn & RV Parks)
Alexandria, MN • 79 miles away
Availability and RV fit not guaranteed. Please verify directly with campgrounds before booking.
Becker, MN • Exact location provided after booking
Rules and policies
- Music festival friendly
- Not pet friendly
- No tailgating
- No smoking
- Mileage: 100 free miles / day
- No generator hours / day
































