31 Footer Class C - Drivable or Delivered
5 • 1 review
7 guests
Sleeps 5
31 ft. long
Pet friendly
Offers delivery
2006 Itasca Spirit
We cherish our 31 foot 2006 Class C RV and are willing to share it with certain families who agree to read the section below under "Owner Rules & Policies". Not all RV's are the same as each has certain ways to set it up.We can deliver RV to the campground of your choosing and fully set up RV so it's ready for you to enjoy! (25 mile radius includes Acadia/Bar Harbor Area).Enjoy a full-sized queen bed that's very comfortable as we replaced the short one that typically come with RV's.Two Flat Screens & BlueTooth Soundbar!Table & Couch fold down to 5.5 foot long by 3.25 foot beds. Over the cab has 6 foot x 2 foot foam mattress.Hot water heater is both electric and gas so you don't use propane when you're plugged in.What's includedCamp chairs - 4 folding
Cookware and utensils
Water filtered going into RV plus restaurant grade water filter at kitchen sink's cold water side.
Coffee Grinder
Spice Rack
Electric Skillet & Crockpot
Cordless Vacuum & Broom
Bedding supplied for queen bed
Pillows - 4
Bath towels - 6
Dish towels, dish soap, roll of paper towels
Outside water faucet and sprayer.RecommendationsBring bedding/sleeping bags as needed for all beds except the queen bed as that's provided.
Read "Help Guide" and sign off that you've read it before you pick up RV.Other things to noteWhen you apply to rent RV, we need to know the following:How many people?
And what relation are they to you?
Cookware and utensils
Water filtered going into RV plus restaurant grade water filter at kitchen sink's cold water side.
Coffee Grinder
Spice Rack
Electric Skillet & Crockpot
Cordless Vacuum & Broom
Bedding supplied for queen bed
Pillows - 4
Bath towels - 6
Dish towels, dish soap, roll of paper towels
Outside water faucet and sprayer.RecommendationsBring bedding/sleeping bags as needed for all beds except the queen bed as that's provided.
Read "Help Guide" and sign off that you've read it before you pick up RV.Other things to noteWhen you apply to rent RV, we need to know the following:How many people?
And what relation are they to you?
We cherish our 31 foot 2006 Class C RV and are willing to share it with certain families who agree to read the section below under "Owner Rules & Policies". Not all RV's are the same as each has certain ways to set it up.We can deliver RV to the campground of your choosing and fully set up RV so it's ready for you to enjoy! (25 mile radius includes Acadia/Bar Harbor Area).Enjoy a full-sized queen bed that's very comfortable as we replaced the short one that typically come with RV's.Two Flat Screens & BlueTooth Soundbar!Table & Couch fold down to 5.5 foot long by 3.25 foot beds. Over the cab has 6 foot x 2 foot foam mattress.Hot water heater is both electric and gas so you don't use propane when you're plugged in.What's includedCamp chairs - 4 folding
Cookware and utensils
Water filtered going into RV plus restaurant grade water filter at kitchen sink's cold water side.
Coffee Grinder
Spice Rack
Electric Skillet & Crockpot
Cordless Vacuum & Broom
Bedding supplied for queen bed
Pillows - 4
Bath towels - 6
Dish towels, dish soap, roll of paper towels
Outside water faucet and sprayer.RecommendationsBring bedding/sleeping bags as needed for all beds except the queen bed as that's provided.
Read "Help Guide" and sign off that you've read it before you pick up RV.Other things to noteWhen you apply to rent RV, we need to know the following:How many people?
And what relation are they to you?
Cookware and utensils
Water filtered going into RV plus restaurant grade water filter at kitchen sink's cold water side.
Coffee Grinder
Spice Rack
Electric Skillet & Crockpot
Cordless Vacuum & Broom
Bedding supplied for queen bed
Pillows - 4
Bath towels - 6
Dish towels, dish soap, roll of paper towels
Outside water faucet and sprayer.RecommendationsBring bedding/sleeping bags as needed for all beds except the queen bed as that's provided.
Read "Help Guide" and sign off that you've read it before you pick up RV.Other things to noteWhen you apply to rent RV, we need to know the following:How many people?
And what relation are they to you?
Features
2006 Itasca Spirit
- Sleeps 5
- 7 seatbelts
- Fresh water: 30 gal
- Fuel type: Gas
- Fuel capacity: 55 gal
- Automatic transmission
- Sleeps 5
- 7 seatbelts
- Fresh water: 30 gal
- Fuel type: Gas
- Fuel capacity: 55 gal
- Automatic transmission
Amenities
- Toilet
- Inside shower
- Generator
- Water hookup
- Electric hookup
- Sewer hookup
- TV / DVD
- Audio inputs
- Toilet
- Inside shower
- Generator
- Water hookup
- Electric hookup
- Sewer hookup
- TV / DVD
- Audio inputs
Meet your host, Lord Family
Member since 2022
We love traveling to visit grand kids!
We cherish a weekend get-away to the ocean!
If you're serious about renting our RV then please fully read the section below "Owner Rules & Policies"
We cherish a weekend get-away to the ocean!
If you're serious about renting our RV then please fully read the section below "Owner Rules & Policies"
Usually answers in less than 24 hours
Rules and policies
- Pet friendly
- No music festivals
- No tailgating
- No smoking
- Mileage: 100 free miles / day
- 4 generator hours / day
- We've found that most RV's have distinct quirks so please read this section before asking to rent RV.
- Return RV with full tank of Fuel (Regular Gas)
- If more than 10 pounds of propane are used, then please fill up or we'll deduct from deposit.
- The Window Shades are new costing about $100 each. These are two shades in one. The lower section is total privacy and the upper section lets in light. Please use the tabs to slowly open using installed tabs. It's best to leave shades up while driving down the road so they won't flap around.
- There is a Setup Guide on the table providing troubleshooting and further information.
- Remember your RV is 11 feet high and 8.5 feet wide. There are bridges and places in Acadia National Park where this RV isn't allowed, like up Cadillac Mountain! Please see Park's website about visiting Cadillac https://www.nps.gov/acad/planyourvisit/vehicle_reservations.htm
- There are "Reminder Bands" stored in the driver's door cubby to wrap around RV steering wheel so you don't move RV and forget to raise rear leveling jacks, shore power, etc.
- Use backup camera and side mirrors when backing up.
- Keep in mind the RV is not a car and speed limit signs are engineered for larger rigs especially at corners. Take turns wider than your would in a car hugging center line when making a right turn, etc.
- Emergency Brake MUST be set before using Slide-Out.
- Check both sides of slide-out to make sure nothing got stored behind table seat or drivers seat.
- Make sure no tree branches or other obstacles are in the way for the slide-out to hit.
- When bringing slide in make sure drivers seat is pulled up.
- Slide only works when engine is running or RV plugged into "Shore Power"
- "Shore Power" is when the RV is plugged into a campsite outlet
- Don't stand on the arms of seats to reach into over-cab area, please use ladder.
- Satellite Dish and TV Antenna are disconnected (No TV signal in this area anyway <grin>)
- No smoking or vaping or incense burning... (A few candles are ok) The owners have sensitive allergies.
- The cab-over area has a weight limit (one adult or two to three children)
- The awning can be tricky and should not be used during extreme wind. See Guide to setup.
- The hot water works either using propane or electricity. So going down the road turn on switch to use propane. Turn off switch when plugged in to "Shore Power" so you don't deplete propane. Switch is located on wall by frig and says "Water Heater"
- The refrigerator also cools using propane or electricity. The LED "On" status on the frig needs to be checked periodically. If you see a blinking green then it's not cooling. Move switch to off then to Auto and check in a few minutes to make sure it's solid green. This usually happens when you unplug and start using propane or you plug into shore power or you start up the RV. The Cold to Coldest range is set at 4.
- Seatbelts are located under couch and at table benches. To retrieve couch seat belts pull out front edge board to see underneath. To retrieve table bench seatbelts take off seat cushion and remove wood hatch.
- If one of the outlets won't work. First check the "Outlet Tester" which is plugged into the GFI outlet by RV door. If you don't see two LED's on the Tester then reset GFI button at that outlet by pressing the reset side. See Guide for more assistance.
- Septic hose is stored in third cargo bay from Driver's Side where the clean out valves are located.
- Water hose and filter are stored in second cargo bay from Driver's side.
- 30 Amp Electric Cable is stored in very last small lower door Driver's Side.
- Fuel Tank Fill spout is located Driver's Side at the end of the RV middle door. Use key on key chain. Regular Gas is fine.
- Remote key locks/unlocks all three doors. If you accidentally lock key inside RV, there's a spare. (Contact owner)
- To use toilet, use foot to press lever (on the front of the toilet) half way down to allow water to partially fill bowl. Pressing lever all the way down empties. Use sprayer to clean toilet as needed.
- When septic hose is connected to campsite clean- out we recommend not leaving black water valve open as liquids run out and solids clog tank and hose. So leave black water closed until tank is about half or more full. It's fine to leave grey water valve open unless your dumping black water then keep greywater valve close to prevent black water from going into grey water tank. After dumping black water, close valve and have someone run water into toilet for about 2 minutes putting in about a cup full of orange septic juice located under bathroom sink. The Tank Level Read Out is not always accurate due to debris getting on the sensors. You'll know when the grey water is full cause it will back up into the shower pan. You can tell if the black water tank is getting full when you flush toilet.
- The shower when turned off will still drip water for some time so don't over tighten valves thinking it's not off.
- The RV door shade if pulled down too far will get 'stuck'. See Guide
- Most RV windows can be used for exits in case of an emergency just slide screen. It's quicker to exit via the door.
- To use the generator you MUST plug the 30 amp cable into the outlet where power cable is stored. See guide.
- The heat and cooling system works as thus: Use up & down buttons to set desired temperature. There are three buttons on the thermostat located on the wall behind the table bench seat.
- The left button when set to AUTO will automatically turn fan on depending on the temp. When button is set to ON the fan will constantly stay on no matter the temp.
- The middle button when set to COOL will turn the air conditioner on.
- When this button is set to OFF then both heat & A/C system is off.
- When the middle button is turned to GAS HEAT, the propane heater floor system will turn on based on temp settings.
- When button is set to ELEC HEAT then the ceiling vents will blow warm air.
- The right button sets the fan speed to LO or HI. We've found that HI will sometimes blow the breaker depending on your "Shore Power" amperage.
- There is a power inverter that can be used while driving down the road to get 110 volts. It's outlet is located inside the cupboard to the right of the microwave. This outlet is controlled by the inverter panel located over the microwave.
- Inside the RV door to the left is a Step Switch. In the ON position the step moves in and out as the door is opened & shut. Leave OFF, cause when the RV is running the step will automatically move.
- Also below the Step Switch is an AUX BATT switch. Leave this OFF as it allows the Auxiliary "House" batteries to be used and charged up. The ON is for long term storage like over the winter and will disconnect Aux "House" Batteries.
- If it's windy outside and the RV door is left open please use bungie in nearby cargo bay to attached door to RV side mirror.
- In the rare chance that the RV won't start because the battery goes dead. There is a jump/boost button to the left of the steering wheel. Turn the key as you press this button. This will use the Aux "House" Batteries.
- If you pet enjoys the couch please use a throw blanket. Thanks!
- Please don't climb on the roof unless absolutely necessary.
- Return RV with full tank of Fuel (Regular Gas)
- If more than 10 pounds of propane are used, then please fill up or we'll deduct from deposit.
- The Window Shades are new costing about $100 each. These are two shades in one. The lower section is total privacy and the upper section lets in light. Please use the tabs to slowly open using installed tabs. It's best to leave shades up while driving down the road so they won't flap around.
- There is a Setup Guide on the table providing troubleshooting and further information.
- Remember your RV is 11 feet high and 8.5 feet wide. There are bridges and places in Acadia National Park where this RV isn't allowed, like up Cadillac Mountain! Please see Park's website about visiting Cadillac https://www.nps.gov/acad/planyourvisit/vehicle_reservations.htm
- There are "Reminder Bands" stored in the driver's door cubby to wrap around RV steering wheel so you don't move RV and forget to raise rear leveling jacks, shore power, etc.
- Use backup camera and side mirrors when backing up.
- Keep in mind the RV is not a car and speed limit signs are engineered for larger rigs especially at corners. Take turns wider than your would in a car hugging center line when making a right turn, etc.
- Emergency Brake MUST be set before using Slide-Out.
- Check both sides of slide-out to make sure nothing got stored behind table seat or drivers seat.
- Make sure no tree branches or other obstacles are in the way for the slide-out to hit.
- When bringing slide in make sure drivers seat is pulled up.
- Slide only works when engine is running or RV plugged into "Shore Power"
- "Shore Power" is when the RV is plugged into a campsite outlet
- Don't stand on the arms of seats to reach into over-cab area, please use ladder.
- Satellite Dish and TV Antenna are disconnected (No TV signal in this area anyway <grin>)
- No smoking or vaping or incense burning... (A few candles are ok) The owners have sensitive allergies.
- The cab-over area has a weight limit (one adult or two to three children)
- The awning can be tricky and should not be used during extreme wind. See Guide to setup.
- The hot water works either using propane or electricity. So going down the road turn on switch to use propane. Turn off switch when plugged in to "Shore Power" so you don't deplete propane. Switch is located on wall by frig and says "Water Heater"
- The refrigerator also cools using propane or electricity. The LED "On" status on the frig needs to be checked periodically. If you see a blinking green then it's not cooling. Move switch to off then to Auto and check in a few minutes to make sure it's solid green. This usually happens when you unplug and start using propane or you plug into shore power or you start up the RV. The Cold to Coldest range is set at 4.
- Seatbelts are located under couch and at table benches. To retrieve couch seat belts pull out front edge board to see underneath. To retrieve table bench seatbelts take off seat cushion and remove wood hatch.
- If one of the outlets won't work. First check the "Outlet Tester" which is plugged into the GFI outlet by RV door. If you don't see two LED's on the Tester then reset GFI button at that outlet by pressing the reset side. See Guide for more assistance.
- Septic hose is stored in third cargo bay from Driver's Side where the clean out valves are located.
- Water hose and filter are stored in second cargo bay from Driver's side.
- 30 Amp Electric Cable is stored in very last small lower door Driver's Side.
- Fuel Tank Fill spout is located Driver's Side at the end of the RV middle door. Use key on key chain. Regular Gas is fine.
- Remote key locks/unlocks all three doors. If you accidentally lock key inside RV, there's a spare. (Contact owner)
- To use toilet, use foot to press lever (on the front of the toilet) half way down to allow water to partially fill bowl. Pressing lever all the way down empties. Use sprayer to clean toilet as needed.
- When septic hose is connected to campsite clean- out we recommend not leaving black water valve open as liquids run out and solids clog tank and hose. So leave black water closed until tank is about half or more full. It's fine to leave grey water valve open unless your dumping black water then keep greywater valve close to prevent black water from going into grey water tank. After dumping black water, close valve and have someone run water into toilet for about 2 minutes putting in about a cup full of orange septic juice located under bathroom sink. The Tank Level Read Out is not always accurate due to debris getting on the sensors. You'll know when the grey water is full cause it will back up into the shower pan. You can tell if the black water tank is getting full when you flush toilet.
- The shower when turned off will still drip water for some time so don't over tighten valves thinking it's not off.
- The RV door shade if pulled down too far will get 'stuck'. See Guide
- Most RV windows can be used for exits in case of an emergency just slide screen. It's quicker to exit via the door.
- To use the generator you MUST plug the 30 amp cable into the outlet where power cable is stored. See guide.
- The heat and cooling system works as thus: Use up & down buttons to set desired temperature. There are three buttons on the thermostat located on the wall behind the table bench seat.
- The left button when set to AUTO will automatically turn fan on depending on the temp. When button is set to ON the fan will constantly stay on no matter the temp.
- The middle button when set to COOL will turn the air conditioner on.
- When this button is set to OFF then both heat & A/C system is off.
- When the middle button is turned to GAS HEAT, the propane heater floor system will turn on based on temp settings.
- When button is set to ELEC HEAT then the ceiling vents will blow warm air.
- The right button sets the fan speed to LO or HI. We've found that HI will sometimes blow the breaker depending on your "Shore Power" amperage.
- There is a power inverter that can be used while driving down the road to get 110 volts. It's outlet is located inside the cupboard to the right of the microwave. This outlet is controlled by the inverter panel located over the microwave.
- Inside the RV door to the left is a Step Switch. In the ON position the step moves in and out as the door is opened & shut. Leave OFF, cause when the RV is running the step will automatically move.
- Also below the Step Switch is an AUX BATT switch. Leave this OFF as it allows the Auxiliary "House" batteries to be used and charged up. The ON is for long term storage like over the winter and will disconnect Aux "House" Batteries.
- If it's windy outside and the RV door is left open please use bungie in nearby cargo bay to attached door to RV side mirror.
- In the rare chance that the RV won't start because the battery goes dead. There is a jump/boost button to the left of the steering wheel. Turn the key as you press this button. This will use the Aux "House" Batteries.
- If you pet enjoys the couch please use a throw blanket. Thanks!
- Please don't climb on the roof unless absolutely necessary.
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.
Bikes
One - 7 Speed Bike, Two - Single Speed Huffy Bikes with comfortable seats. See Photos
$25.00
/each
Children Bike Trailers
One - Single Child Trailer, One - Double Child Trailer for Bikes
$10.00
/each
Dump Fee
If tanks not fully emptied.
$75.00
/each
Bikes
One - 7 Speed Bike, Two - Single Speed Huffy Bikes with comfortable seats. See Photos
$25.00
/each
Children Bike Trailers
One - Single Child Trailer, One - Double Child Trailer for Bikes
$10.00
/each
Dump Fee
If tanks not fully emptied.
$75.00
/each
Availability and rates
April 2024
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May 2024
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There’s a 1 night minimum stay
Discounts
- Weekly (7+ nights): 14.2% off nightly rate
- Monthly (28+ nights): 3.5% off nightly rate
Fees
- Security deposit: $500.00 (refundable)
- Prep fee: $100.00. This fee will cover preparing and sanitizing RV. Items include dish soap, paper towels, cloth dish towels, 2 bars of soap, 4 rolls of toilet paper, bedding.
Have a question?Get answers directly from the host
Q.What flexibility is available for picking up and dropping off the RV?
A.
Very Flexible. If your destination is not Blue Hill where the RV is located we can meet you in Ellsworth which is the Gateway to Acadia National Park and the Bar Harbor area.
Blue Hill is about 20 minutes from Ellsworth so this saves you time in picking up RV.
Q.How do the electric, water and sewage hook up work while setting up at the campground?
A.
Electrical supply is 30 amps & is located driver's side all the way back in lower access compartment (See Help Guide). Make sure breaker is turned off while plugging and unplugging RV.
Supplied water hose connects to Driver's Side of RV just past the slide out. Don't over tighten. Hose has a pressure valve to control excessive water pressure.
Septic & Grey water drain hose located in compartment just under fresh water connection. Best to only open grey water side - right valve. (See Help Guide)
Q.Will you deliver RV to campground?
A.
Yes, and we will set it up for you all ready to use! See the Add-On Section for pricing.
Q.How do I level the RV?
A.
First off, this takes practice so don't feel bad if it takes some time to level RV.
You know you're level when water in the kitchen sink is evenly dispersed.
There are leveling planks in the slide-out cargo bay to drive the RV on.
Don't stack any higher than two, as planks will slip.
Park RV on the most level spot at campsite.
Find orange right-angled level inside cargo bay by main door.
With door open place level on inside steps.
What does it take to make it level? (See Help Guide)
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