The 2015 Georgetown 351DS Class A RV is equipped with a Ford Triton V10 engine that is both reliable and powerful, making it ideal for long-distance travel. It comfortably accommodates up to 10 people, offering a spacious layout with dual slide-outs for expansive living space. The vehicle measures approximately 36 feet in length and 12.5 feet in height, with a width of 8.5 feet when the slides are closed and expanding to about 12 feet when open. It runs on gasoline and has a fuel capacity of 80 gallons. The fresh water capacity is 82 gallons, while the gray and black water tanks each hold 52 gallons. The propane tank has a capacity of 24.5 gallons, equivalent to approximately 104 pounds. The RV includes an Onan 5.5 kW generator for reliable power supply, and its GVWR (Gross Vehicle Weight Rating) is 22,000 pounds, supported by a 50-amp electrical service. The kitchen is fully equipped with a refrigerator, oven, microwave, and ample storage space. Entertainment features include a TV and sound system, perfect for family movie nights. The RV also boasts a full bathroom with a shower and an additional half bath. Climate control is managed by dual air conditioners and a heating system, ensuring comfort in any season. The interior design includes plush seating, a dinette, and a master bedroom with a queen bed. Additional features include an outdoor awning for shaded relaxation and ample storage compartments. After booking, you will be required to complete the pre-rental forms at https://rentflex360.com/pages/pre-rental-forms and will receive an email to complete the pre-check-in. These steps are required to rent the RV and provide us with essential information about you, your rental, and your preferences for how the RV should be prepared for your reservation. This unit is subject to a supplemental rental agreement, which can be viewed at rentflex360.com. The RV comes empty by default (except for fuel and propane). After reserving, renters will have the option to select complementary and paid add-on items for their trip. Examples of complementary items include pots and pans, eating and cooking utensils, dishes, and linens. Examples of paid add-on items include unlimited generator use, waste tank dumping, setup and takedown services, portable Wi-Fi, chairs, awning use, canopy, fishing gear, hygiene travel bags, soap, and disposable dishes and utensils. Please note that we will make our best efforts to ensure all items are functioning; however, items may fail or return from a prior reservation damaged. We cannot guarantee their availability, particularly during busy seasons when there is limited time for repairs. If the unit is still usable (even with some restrictions), this information will be disclosed in the pre-rental forms, which must be completed within 24 hours prior to the start of your reservation or at your scheduled appointment. You will have the right to refuse to accept the RV subject to the terms of the rental agreement or to accept it in its current condition. Continuing with your reservation indicates that you accept the unit as is and waive any request for a refund or credit. By placing a reservation, becoming an authorized driver, becoming an authorized signatory, and remitting payment in connection with a reservation, any such person agrees to be bound by the rental agreement and all related policies and agreements.