Cozy Scamp 13 with Toilet | Drop Off @ Table Rock, Paris MTN, & More

** For our first 3 guests in 2024, we are offering FREE delivery to Paris Mountain or Table Rock State Park in Upstate South Carolina. If you’re looking for a convenient experience, we’ll do our best to set you up for a relaxing experience. BRIEF SUMMARY: Scamps have become legendary for their durable fiberglass design, and small, but intentional design. It’s a stark contrast to the massive RVs you will see at most campgrounds. With that being said, as long as you are under 6’ 1” tall, you’ll comfortably be able to stand and get around in our cozy home away from home. With plenty of storage, you can keep your clothes and hiking gear out of sight for you to relax inside on cool nights. BATHROOM/TOILET: Our favorite recent upgrade was installing a toilet which means you don’t have to get out of the camper at night when you need to go. It operates mostly like a normal toilet, but if you want to look up specifics, you can search for “Thetford Porta Potti 565E Curve” on Youtube. Our Scamp does not have a shower, but we’ve found that most campgrounds will have those facilities for you. We’ve found the toilet is the real game changer since you use it multiple times a day, but having the shower inside the Scamp isn’t as necessary since it’s only used after hiking. BED/DINETTE: In the photos, you’ll notice that the dinette converts into a bed at night. The dinette is great for eating dinner or doing puzzles and when you’re ready to turn in for the night, it converts to a bed within about 2 minutes. The bed molds to the shape of the camper but is about the size of a full mattress. At first, it might feel a bit small, but you quickly get used to it. The interior of the Scamp is lined with an insulated material called “Cat Fur” so if you really spread out your legs at night, you won’t be touching any cold exterior surfaces. We can provide a thick comforter that will keep you plenty warm at night. WHY DELIVERY ONLY? For our first few guests, we are only allowing drop offs at campsites, so you won’t be able to transport the Scamp with your own vehicle. We want to have a few experiences renting to guests before we decide to start letting guests tow the vehicle from site to site. HAVE QUESTIONS? Don’t hesitate to say hello! Just message us here, and we will get back to you.