KNOW BEFORE YOU GO

We are very thrilled you are renting with Road Adventures by Mark Wahlberg™! We have compiled a list of things to “know before you go” to help your trip go as smoothly as possible! Please note that we ask for between an hour to an hour and a half of your time during pick up. After we complete paperwork, you will be taken outside and given a complete walk through of the travel trailer or RV you rented. The last thing we ask for is for a photograph of you before you hit the road for our gallery page!

GENERAL INFORMATION

Please read below for general information to help you be prepared for your next Great American Getaway!

Bedding: Fitted sheets*, flat sheets, comforter (or sleeping bags), pillows Towels: Hand towels, bath towels, kitchen towels Kitchen Items: plates/bowls/cups/mugs, silverware, pots/pans, pot  holder/oven mitt, mixing bowl, cooking utensils, cutting board, measuring cups/spoons, pairing knife, strainer, dish soap, dish wand/sponge, wine opener, can opener, and coffee maker Disposables: Trash bags, paper towels, lysol wipes, hand sanitizer, hand soap, rubber gloves (for dumping the holding tanks)** Miscellaneous Items: First aid kit, lighter, flashlight, camp chairs, rug  for shower, small trash can, tablecloth (if there is a picnic table at your campground) *The size of the beds can be found on our website. Please see the floorplan picture on the scrolling banner of images on your unit’s individual page. But our rule of thumb- pack Queen sheets for the beds and u-shaped dinettes, and twin sheets for the smaller bunk beds and bench type dinettes. **We provide a 2 pack of RV safe toilet paper. If you wish to purchase more, you can do so at our RV parts department. Please do not bring regular toilet paper with you, as it will clog and potentially damage the holding tanks.
The items necessary for the RV to function are included with every rental, including: fresh water hose, sewer hose, 30 amp electrical landline, and a 30-110 adapter. Additional items are included for travel trailers: hitch (regular or Equalizer stabilizer hitch), break controller remote (if applicable), 5 stackers, 2 wheel chocks, and stabilizer crank handle.

For our trailers that are over 2,000 lbs, you will need a 7 way plug on your vehicle to be able to tow our trailers. In addition, you will need to ensure your 7 way plug has a proper 12 volt power source to it in order to power the electric braking system.

For our trailers that are under 2,000 lbs, you will need either a 4 way or 7 way plug.

Please see the travel trailer section below for more information. “

The renter has to be present at the pick up appointment to sign the rental agreement. Also, any additional drivers must be present at the pick up appointment to sign paperwork.

On a case by case, if inventory is available.

24-7 Roadside assistance via CoachNet may be purchased by all of our RV travelers.

Inventory is always subject to change, but in case a particular unit is unavailable, a replacement will be provided.

Yes, you will be emailed a copy of the rental agreement as an email attachment at time of booking.

Road Adventures by Mark Wahlberg™ is not responsible for any lost or stolen items during your rental. However, we will try and make every attempt to help locate your lost item. You can let us know by calling 844-357-1879 (Columbus) and 440- 282-5600 (Cleveland).

Road Adventures by Mark Wahlberg™ rental fleet is updated at the end of the rental season. On selected models, the rental units are available for purchase and 50% of the rental fee up to $500 will be credited as down payment on the purchase of a unit.

Road Adventures by Mark Wahlberg™ offers the very best in Parts and Accessories through the Mark Wahlberg Airstream & RV Parts Department. Click below to order parts!

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TRAVEL TRAILERS

Please read below for information regarding travel trailer rentals. If you are renting a Drivable RV, please scroll down until you see the Drivable RV section!

Regular Hitch

 

 

 

If you are renting a nuCamp trailer, you can use a regular hitch with a 2 inch ball.

Equalizer & Anderson Hitch

 

 

 

If you are renting a Winnebago or Airstream trailer, you will need an Equalizer or Anderson hitch with a 2 5/16 inch ball. 

What’s the Difference?

Our Equalizer & Anderson hitches takes 40% of the tongue weight of the trailer off of your tow vehicle. It also helps reduce sway as you are traveling down the road. We require our renters to rent our Equalizer or Anderson hitches for our trailers that are over 20 feet in length.

What’s the Price?

You can rent a regular hitch from us for $15, or an Equalizer/Anderson hitch from us for $50 (one flat fee for the entire duration of your trip).

What do I need on my Tow Vehicle?

You need a 2 inch receiver (square receiver for the hitch itself- not the hitch ball) on the back of your tow vehicle for the hitch to fit into. Your vehicle also has to be wired for the trailer cord to plug into- see below for more information.

Your vehicle must have a plug for our trailer cord to connect to. This plug is called either a 4 way plug or a 7 way plug. See below to read about the differences.

4-Way Plug

A 4 way plug will only allow the trailer lights and turn signals to operate. They will NOT draw enough power to operate the trailer brakes.*

7-Way Plug

A 7 way plug with a 12V source will power both the turn signals and trailer lights as well as the trailer brakes.

Please Note:

*Please note that the only time we allow our renters to have solely a 4 way plug is if you are renting our nuCamp T@G or nuCamp T@B 320 S. This is because you do not need to have trailer brakes on these trailers because they are under 2000 lbs.

IMPORTANT!

It is crucial you have your 4 or 7 way plug tested to ensure it has a proper 12 volt source prior to arriving to pick up your trailer. It is a quick, simple process to test your plug- just take it to your nearest automotive shop. You can also stop by our location to have it tested; if you do so, please call us first so we know you are coming! 

Please note that just because you have towed a Uhaul trailer or a boat, does not mean your 7 way plug can power the trailer brakes. It takes 12 volts to operate trailer brakes, which is more than it takes to operate just lights and turn signals.

You can skip over this section if you are renting our nuCamp T@G or nuCamp T@B 320 S, as there are no trailer brakes on those trailers. However, if you are renting any other travel trailer, it is important to note that you have 2 options when it comes to operating the trailer brakes. You can:

1. Use your vehicle’s built in trailer braking system
or
2. Use our handheld wireless brake controller (offered free of charge)

Please know if your vehicle has a built in trailer braking system prior to your arrival to pick up your trailer. If your vehicle does not have this feature- no worries! Our wireless brake controller is very user friendly! We will explain how to use it prior to you leaving our lot.

Please remember to return our brake controller after your trip is complete by locking it inside the trailer you rented!

TRAILER SPECIFICATIONS

Click on the units below to view a list of specs for each travel trailer! Please note, “drop” details the distance from the top of the trailer’s coupler to the ground.

Drop: 17 inches, 2 inch ball, 4 or 7 way plug

Drop: 15 inches, 2 inch ball, 4 or 7 way plug

Drop: 20 inches, 2 inch ball, 7 way plug

Drop 24 inches, 2-5/16 inch ball, 7 way plug required

Drop- 24 inches, 2-5/16 inch, 7 way plug required

Drop: 26 inches, 2-5/16 inch ball, 7 way plug required

Drop: 25 inches, 2-5/16 inch ball, 7 way plug required

Drop: 25 inches, 2-5/16 inch ball, 7 way plug required

Drop: 21 inches, 2-5/16 inch ball, 7 way plug required

Drop: TBD, 2-5/16 inch ball, 7 way plug required

Drop: 21 inches, 2 inch ball, 4 or 7 way plug 

Drop: 21 inches, 2-5/16 inch ball, 7 way plug required 

Drop: 21 inches, 2-5/16 inch ball, 7 way plug required 

Drop: 21 inches, 2-5/16 inch ball, 7 way plug required 

RV DRIVABLES

Please read below for information regarding RV Drivable rentals.

The most frequent question we get asked when it comes to RV rentals is what the gas mileage’s are. The answer depends on numerous things, such as how fast you are traveling, the terrain you are traveling on, and how much weight you are carrying. Our rule of thumb is to expect gas mileage in the 8-10 range. If you are staying at a campground that has access to water, we always suggest filling up your water tank once you arrive at your destination to avoid carrying the extra weight (to help with gas mileage).

Your Drivable RV will come with a built in generator. We do not charge for generator usage. Please keep in mind the generator is considered a luxury feature and is not a necessity for the functionality of the RV. The generator may cease functionality if there is a drastic change in altitudes. Every RV comes equipped with a 30 amp power cord that, if plugged into a 30 amp service, can fully operate the RV as well.

The generator will run off the fuel in the gas tank. The generator will shut off if your fuel level drops below 1/4 full so as to not leave you stranded.

RV SPECIFICATIONS

Click on the units below to view a list of specs for each RV!

Height: 11 feet; Chassis: E-350; Fuel Capacity: 55 Gallons; Seats 5

Height: 11 feet; Chassis: E-450; Fuel Capacity: 55 Gallons; Seats 6

Height: 11 feet, 4 inches; Chassis: E-450; Fuel Capacity: 55 Gallons; Seats 7

Height: 11 feet, 1 inch; Chassis: E-450; Fuel Capacity: 55 Gallons; Seats 7

Height: 11 feet; Engine: Ford E- Series Chassis – 7.3L V8; Fuel Capacity: 55 Gallons; Seats 4 

Height: 11 feet; Engine: Ford E-Series Chassis – 7.3L V6; Fuel Capacity: 55 Gallons: Seats 4

Height: 11’2″; Engine: Ford E-Series Chassis – 7.3L V8 ; Fuel Capacity: 55 Gallons; Seats 4

Height: 11 feet; Chassis: E-450; Fuel Capacity: 55 Gallons; Engine: Ford E- Series Chassis – 7.3L V8 ; Seats: 7

Height: 11 feet; Engine: Ford E- Series Chassis – 7.3L V6; Fuel Capacity: 55 Gallons; Seats 7

Height: 11’2″; Engine: Ford E- Series Chassis – 7.3L V8; Fuel Capacity: 55 Gallons; Seats 7

Height: 12 Feet; Engine: Ford Transit Chassis 3.5L V6; Fuel Capacity: 25 Gallons; Seats 4

Height: 11 feet, 3 inches; Chassis: E-450, V10; Fuel Capacity: 55 Gallons; Seats 6

Height: 11 feet, 3 inches; Chassis: E-350, V8; Fuel Capacity: 55 Gallons; Seats 6

Height: 11 feet, 3 inches; Chassis: E-350, V8; Fuel Capacity: 55 Gallons; Seats 6

Height: 10 feet, 5 inches; Chassis: Transit, Ecoboost V-6; Fuel Capacity: 25 Gallons; Seats 4

Height: 11 feet, 3 inches; Chassis: E-450, V10; Fuel Capacity: 55 Gallons; Seats 8

Height: 11 feet, 3 inches; Chassis: E-450, V8; Fuel Capacity: 55 Gallons; Seats 8

Height: 11 feet, 3 inches; Chassis: E-450, V8; Fuel Capacity: 55 Gallons; Seats 10

Height: 12 feet, 5 inches; Chassis: F53, V-10; Fuel Capacity: 80 Gallons; Seats 8

Height: 12 feet, 5 inches; Chassis: F53, V-8; Fuel Capacity: 80 Gallons; Seats 8

Height: 12 feet, 5 inches; Chassis: F53, V-8; Fuel Capacity: 80 Gallons; Seats 10

*Denotes four specific motor homes that have a V-10 engine (2350-N3, 2850-N5, 2850-N6, 30DS-16) 

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