Rates & FAQs

Here’s a ballpark of what it costs to rent the Little Guy Max, plus the fine print and common questions so you know exactly what to expect. These numbers are easy to tweak as we dial things in.

Rates

Sample pricing for Denver pickup

These rates are based on similar teardrop and small travel trailer rentals around Denver. Adjust them whenever you’re ready to lock in your actual pricing.

Standard weeknights

$145/night

Sunday–Thursday, non-holiday dates.

2-night minimum. Great for quick mountain getaways or midweek trailhead missions.

Weekends

$155/night

Friday–Saturday nights outside major holidays.

3-night minimum for long weekends (for example Fri–Mon) to make sure you have enough time to actually enjoy the trip.

Peak & holiday periods

$175/night

High-demand dates like Memorial Day, 4th of July, and Labor Day.

3+ night minimum. Exact dates and peak windows are flexible and can be adjusted based on your calendar.

Longer trips

~10% off for 7+ nights

For full weeks and longer road trips.

Example: A 7-night booking at the standard rate would average around $130/night after a weekly discount.

Fees & policies

What’s included and what’s extra

Most of what you’ll need is included. A few fees and add-ons help cover wear-and-tear and keep the rig in good shape.

Standard fees

Cleaning fee: $60 per trip (covers deep clean between guests)
Refundable security deposit: $500
Propane: Included for normal use (heat, stove, water heater)
Camp chairs, outdoor rug, games: Included

As long as the trailer comes back in reasonable shape, most guests never hear about their deposit again.

Pets

Well-behaved dogs are welcome
Flat $30 pet fee per trip
Please keep paws and muddy gear off bedding where possible

If your dog tends to chew, scratch, or get very anxious in new spaces, let us know so we can set expectations together.

Add-ons (optional)

Small generator rental: $25/night (if you won’t have hookups)
Early pickup / late drop-off: case-by-case, usually $40 extra
Hitch / brake controller help: happy to chat and point you in the right direction

You can remove or change these later if you don’t end up offering certain extras.

FAQ

Common questions

If you’re new to towing or camping with a trailer, you’re not alone. Here are some of the things people usually ask before they book.

Can my vehicle tow this trailer?

The Little Guy Max has a dry weight around 3,140 lbs and a GVWR around 3,800 lbs. Many midsize SUVs and trucks with a 4,000–5,000+ lb tow rating (4Runner, Tacoma, Colorado, etc.) can tow it, but you’re responsible for confirming your vehicle’s rating and hitch setup before booking.

Where can I take the trailer?

It’s perfect for Colorado state parks, national forest sites, paid campgrounds, and trailhead overnight stays where it’s allowed. Rough 4x4 rock crawling roads are a no-go, but typical forest roads and well-maintained dirt are totally fine.

Is the trailer set up for winter or shoulder season?

Yes – there’s a furnace, insulation, and a cozy interior. For true winter or ski-lot camping, we’ll talk through temps, snow conditions, and how to manage water and batteries so everything stays happy.

What’s included vs what should I pack?

Inside you’ll find bedding, cookware, dishes, basic spices, camp chairs, an outdoor rug, and some games. You bring clothes, food, drinks, your personal gear, and anything extra that makes you comfy (favorite pillows, extra blankets, etc.).

How does pickup and drop-off work?

We’ll meet in the Denver area, walk you through all the systems, and help you get hitched up. Expect the first pickup to take 30–45 minutes so you have time to ask questions and practice using everything.

How do I actually book?

For now, just send us a message through the contact form with your ideal dates, tow vehicle, and rough plan. We’ll confirm availability, pricing, and next steps. A live booking calendar will be added soon.

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