FAQ

Whether you are a seasoned camper or a newbie, here are some things that might be helpful.

What Does AJs Supply?

Dishes/drinking cups for 6-8 people

Silverware/knives

Mixing bowls/cooking utensils/cutting board

Pots/pans

Kitchen rags/towels

Sheets/blankets for 2 bunks and master bed

Dish soap/hand soap

Toilet paper/paper towels

Black tank toilet bombs

All cleaning supplies

Drinking water hose

Sewer hose

Electrical cord

Camper propane

Trailer/sway hitch/stabilizer blocks

2 camp chairs

S’mores sticks

What Should You Bring?

Food

Clothes

Bath towels/wash cloths

Pillows

Bug spray/sunscreen

Charcoal/lighter fluid

Booking-Book far enough ahead of your trip dates to have choices in where you stay

Rig size-Find a campsite that can accommodate the size of your rig – including your hitch. Also consider if your camper has slide-outs. If you don’t fit, the campground may turn you away if they have nowhere else to put you.

Hook-ups offered-Know what is offered at your destination – do you want to dry camp with no running water or electricity? Do you want full hook-ups with sewer, water and electricity, or any combination of those? Does the campground you choose have what you want? If not, you’ll either have to adjust, or find another location.

Pulling-Can you successfully pull a camper? Can you back it up? You may want to find a site that has pull through location…or spring for the offered delivery and set-up

Leveling-Campers must be level to avoid damage. Is the chosen campsite level? Do you need to bring extra jack leveling blocks to level camper properly?

Utility hook-ups-If you don’t know what you’re doing, read the provided instructions.

Electricity hook-up-Surge protector absolutely must be used. Campground electrical hook-ups can sometimes be faulty due to mis-use

Water pressure regulator-Absolutely must be used. This avoids bursting waterlines as pressure from water spiggots is way too strong for camper water lines

Packing-Think through what you use in an average day – chapstick, towels, bug spray, shampoo, etc.

Plan for the weather

Don’t be afraid to bring back-up supplies

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Choose Your Rental

Browse our inventory to see the products we have available and add your selected products to your cart. If you're looking for something and don't see it, let us know! We're always looking to improve our inventory. As we have multiple avenues for customers to request rentals, we ask for the ability to confirm.

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Select Your Dates

Choose the dates you would like to rent for each item. This will allow you to see the availability of our products and if they line up with your expected dates.

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Select and Pay

The cart button has a summary of those items checked and any additional charges that may be required for those items. Once you click, 'Submit', we can then review and ensure that everything makes sense. We will let you know once approved and you can then pay the minimum damage deposits which will reserve your dates for you. All remaining fees are required to be paid in full prior to 30 days before your dates. 

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Wait - I Have Questions

Of course! We would be worried if you didn't.

We are available during daytime hours for any questions you might have.

Here are some popular ones that may help you out

Inventory

  • Sure! This would be easier if you were to call us. If there's another available date for you, there's no charge for the move.

  • We know life can be unpredictable at times. If >30 days our from your rental date, there is a simple $50.00 service fee. If <30 days from your rental date, and we find another renter to take your spot, only the $50.00 service fee will be applied. If no other rentals are requested, cancellation fees will be charged dependent on timeframe prior to rental.

  • This happens to the most seasoned campers! Simply call our number and follow the instructions located in your contract or Rental Binder. We'll work with you to determine the best actions for all. If an emergency happens, please take care of all humans and animals first and call us when soonest available.

Camping Courtesy

Nothing ruins an adventure more than a disrespectful camping neighbor.

You’re sitting in front of a fire when John Doe next door turns on his radio full blast. Unknown to many, there are unwritten rules for camping among others.

Respecting Boundaries-only put your property on your property – even slide-outs and hitches

Quiet-time-Follow the campground ‘quiet-time’ rules. This includes loud humans, generators, music, etc.

Generator usage-If you are around other humans, generators are extremely annoying. Run only when needed and be sure not run after quiet hours

Loud humans-everybody wants to have fun when on an adventure. But not everybody wants to have your type of fun. Respect others who want a more quiet environment and at least meet in the middle

Site ‘trespassing’ – a person’s site when camping is their private area. Cutting through their space is extremely rude. This includes kids playing tag.

Pet control-We are obviously animal people but also feel strongly that pet owners need to be responsible. Keep your pet on a leash, actively stop them from barking, pick up their poop. Even though we allow pets, this doesn’t mean that the campground allows them – or their breed. Respect others and the campground.

Human control-regardless of the age, control your humans. The campground is not your daycare facility. Keep tabs, make sure they’re not getting into trouble

Campfires-Use campfire ring from campground if provided and follow campground rules regarding where your wood comes from. Also, huge bonfires are not necessary and can be dangerous, NEVER leave your campfire unattended. Spread the coals/logs and either water it or move soot over the coals when you are done

Garbage-Clean up after yourself. Don’t throw anything in the fire that is not paper based. Pick up wrappers or any garbage you may have and throw in garbage. Don’t leave food out if you don’t want bears or raccoons visiting

Clean-up-Regardless of how dirty or cluttered your campsite is during your stay, return the site to as clean as or better than how you found it