Juniper Beach Provincial Park - RV Camping in British Columbia, CA

Great hosts, easy to work with. Unit was very nice and exactly the right size for just 2 of us. Was easy to tow and set up, and also to deal with the Sanidump at the end.

Overall, Nathan's trailer was lovely, in great condition, and he was easy to communicate with throughout the rental process. As this was my first time using RVezy, I chose Nathan's trailer because it appeared to offer the best value. The night before our trip, however, I was advised that the **$100 sani-dump fee had been missed from the original booking** and was being added to our bill. This was unexpected and brought the total cost to approximately **$370 per night**, which felt quite expensive. The trailer is equipped with the basics, but only enough dishes and cutlery for about four people. I would recommend bringing extra paper plates, cups, and disposable utensils. Otherwise, you'll find yourself washing dishes immediately after each meal, or even after a snack, just to have enough available for the next use. Also, don't forget to pack extra toilet paper. Only one roll was provided, which meant we had to drive to the nearest town to purchase more. The microwave and stove worked well and made preparing communal dinners with the other families at our campsite much easier, which we really appreciated. It was also so nice to have a spacious shower that an adult could comfortably fit in. That is not always the case in travel trailers. One tip is to avoid leaving the trailer door open while the water heater is running, as this appeared to trigger the carbon monoxide alarm. That said, the alarm also went off several other times when that didn't seem to be the cause. Each time, muting it allowed it to reset after a few moments. Thankfully, this occurred before we went to bed rather than during the night. The outdoor stove included four empty propane canisters from previous guests. This wasn't an issue for us since we didn't use it, but it's something worth checking if you plan to cook outside. My biggest recommendation is to bring foam mattress toppers. The factory mattresses throughout the trailer are very thin, and we found them extremely uncomfortable, more like sleeping on plywood than a mattress. Even our kids commented that the bunk mattresses were very hard. Mattress toppers would make a significant difference to everyone's comfort. Overall, we enjoyed the trailer itself and appreciated Nathan's communication. With a few additional supplies, foam mattress toppers, and awareness of the few items above, you'll likely have a comfortable and enjoyable stay.