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The Fleetwood Terry Quantum fifth wheel parked on open high desert at dusk, front cap and mountains behind it

Black Rock City · 2026 · Axis Mundi

Burning ManRV RentalDelivered to your camp

A 25ft Fleetwood Terry Quantum fifth wheel — queen bed, full kitchen, real shower, and a generator to run the air conditioning — towed to the playa and parked on your camp's footprint before you arrive. Pickup and cleaning are already in the price.

$7,500 for the full event — delivery, setup, pickup and cleaning included

What's included

Four jobs you don't have to do

Most Burning Man RV rentals hand you keys in a parking lot and wish you luck. This one shows up on the playa without you, and leaves without you.

  • Delivery

    Towed to your camp

    The trailer is on the playa and parked on your camp's footprint before you get there. You never tow anything, never back anything up, and never explain a fifth-wheel hitch to a Gate volunteer.

  • Setup

    Leveled and ready

    Dropped, leveled on jacks, stabilized, tanks and propane sorted, beds made. You open the door and move in.

  • Pickup

    Gone after the burn

    Leave when you want to leave. The trailer gets hauled off the playa after Exodus — no Sunday-morning scramble to break down a camp you're too tired to break down.

  • Cleaning

    Not your problem

    Every rental includes the post-event clean. Dust gets everywhere and dealing with it afterward is the job nobody wants. It's already in the price.

The price

$7,500for the full event

Delivery, setup, the generator, pickup after Exodus and the post-event clean are all inside that number. Not a nightly rate that quietly doubles once you add the tow, and no dust-removal charge waiting for you afterward.

$2,000 of that is a non-refundable deposit to hold the trailer for your dates. Everything beyond the deposit is fully refundable if you cancel before the delivery date — so if you never land a ticket, that's all you're out.

Check your dates

The rig

2004 Fleetwood Terry Quantum

25 feet of proper fifth wheel, not a van with a mattress in it. Two enclosed sleeping rooms, a kitchen with an oven, and a bathroom with a door that shuts — which on day four of a dust storm is the whole ballgame.

Full RV kitchen with a double-door refrigerator, three-burner gas range, oven, microwave and sinkEnclosed shower stall with a handheld sprayer inside the fifth wheel bathroomRear bunkhouse with the bunk bed made up behind a privacy curtain
Year / make
2004 Fleetwood
Model
Terry Quantum
Type
Fifth wheel travel trailer
Beds
4
Length
25 ft

Four beds, three rooms

Two of them behind a door or a curtain, which matters more than the count does on night four.

  • Queen bed

    Private front bedroom with a wardrobe, a roof vent fan and a door that shuts

  • Two fold-out sofas

    Both in the living area, both fold flat when it's time to sleep

  • Bunk bed

    In the rear bunkhouse, behind a full privacy curtain, rated 350 lb per bunk

What comes with it

  • Generator included
  • Rooftop air conditioning
  • Power for outlets and e-bike charging
  • Propane furnace
  • Pull-out awning for shade
  • Enclosed shower + flush toilet
  • Full kitchen with oven
  • Refrigerator and freezer
  • Microwave
  • Queen bed, made up
  • Two fold-out sofas
  • Bunk bed with bedding
  • Linens, pillows and towels supplied
  • Dishes, pots, pans and flatware
  • Stereo with interior speakers
  • Exterior storage compartments
  • Stabilizer jacks and leveling

Kitchen

Double-door refrigerator and freezer, three-burner gas range with a real oven, microwave, deep sink, and more cabinet space than most first apartments.

Bathroom

Flush toilet, vanity sink with a mirrored medicine cabinet, and a separate enclosed shower stall with a handheld sprayer. Your own door, your own shower, no line.

Living area

Windows on three sides, two fold-out sofas, a table to eat at, stereo, carpet underfoot. Somewhere to sit that isn't a camp chair in the sun.

Climate and power

Rooftop air conditioning for the afternoon, a propane furnace for the 4am cold, roof vent fans at both ends — and a generator that comes with the trailer to run all of it. That's the difference between an RV that has air conditioning and one where the air conditioning actually works.

Photos

Every room, no filter

It's a 2004 trailer and it looks like one — oak cabinets, patterned upholstery, the whole era. It is also clean, it works, and it has a shower.

Private front bedroom with a made-up queen bed, wardrobe cabinets and a roof vent fan
Three-burner gas cooktop and oven beside the microwave and overhead cabinets
Wide view of the living area showing both fold-out sofas
Dinette booth set with plates and cups, desert visible through the window
Enclosed shower stall with a handheld sprayer inside the fifth wheel bathroom
Rear bunkhouse with the bunk bed made up behind a privacy curtain
Looking down the fifth wheel hallway from the bedroom steps toward the galley and living area
Kitchen sink with a dish rack, running water and a window over the counter
Fold-out sofa that converts to a bed, under two large windows
Lower bunk made up with a navy comforter and pillow beside its own window
Bathroom with a flush toilet, vanity sink and mirrored medicine cabinet
Fresh towels folded over the bathroom door rail, supplied with every rental
Door side of the fifth wheel with the awning arm extended and the entry steps down

How it works

From your inbox to your camp

Four moments, and you're only present for one of them.

  1. Now

    Send the inquiry

    Give me your dates, your camp, and how many people are sleeping in it. I'll confirm the trailer is still open and send over how to hold it.

  2. Before gates

    Placement and delivery

    Once your camp has its placement, I haul the trailer up 447 and set it on your spot. You get a photo and the exact location before you leave home.

  3. Aug 30 – Sep 7

    It's yours

    Air conditioning in the afternoon, a shower, a real bed, a kitchen. Anything breaks, you call me and I sort it.

  4. After Exodus

    Pickup and clean

    You drive home. I collect the trailer, clean it, and you never think about playa dust again.

On request

Ask for anything else

The trailer is the main thing, not the only thing. If it can be hauled up from Reno or sorted on the playa, it's worth asking about. These sit outside the $7,500and get quoted on their own — put what you need in the notes and you'll get a straight answer and a number.

  • Extra water delivery and grey-water pumping
  • Shade structures, carpets and swamp coolers
  • Bikes, lights and playa gear
  • Coolers, ice runs and camp supplies
  • Airport pickup from Reno-Tahoe (RNO)
  • Early-arrival or late-departure placement
  • Anything your camp needs hauled up from Reno

Questions

Straight answers

Do I have to tow the RV to Burning Man myself?

No. Delivery is included in every rental. The fifth wheel is towed to Black Rock City, placed on your camp's footprint, leveled and set up before you arrive. You never touch a hitch.

Is pickup after Burning Man included?

Yes. Pickup after Exodus is included, and so is the post-event cleaning. You leave when you're ready to leave and the trailer is collected afterward.

How many beds are in the RV, and how many people does it sleep?

Four beds: a queen in the private front bedroom, two fold-out sofas in the living area, and a bunk bed in the curtained rear bunkhouse. How many people that comes to depends on who's sharing what — put your headcount on the inquiry form and I'll tell you straight whether it'll be comfortable or a squeeze.

Does it have a bathroom and a shower?

It does — a flush toilet, a vanity sink, and a separate enclosed shower stall with a handheld sprayer. Water and tank service can be arranged as part of your rental.

Does it have air conditioning, and how does it run out there?

Yes — rooftop air conditioning, plus a propane furnace for cold nights and roof vent fans at both ends. A generator comes with the rental to run it, along with the trailer's outlets and electronics, so you can charge e-bikes and phones too. Plenty of playa RV rentals have an air conditioner and no way to power it. This one arrives with both.

What does it cost?

$7,500 for the full event. That's a flat rate, not a nightly one, and it already includes towing the trailer to Black Rock City, setting it up on your camp, the generator that runs the air conditioning, collecting the trailer after Exodus and cleaning it afterward. There's no surprise dust-removal fee at the end. Extras like water service or an airport run are quoted separately — just ask.

What's the deposit, and can I cancel?

A $2,000 non-refundable deposit holds the trailer for your dates. Everything beyond that deposit is fully refundable if you cancel any time before the delivery date — so if your plans fall apart, or you never land a ticket, you're only ever out the deposit.

Is the generator included?

Yes. A generator comes with the trailer as part of the rental, sized to run the rooftop air conditioning, the trailer's electronics and outlets, and e-bike or phone charging. You don't need to source power from your camp or haul a generator up yourself.

Do I need to be in a theme camp?

No. Camp affiliation is optional on the inquiry form. If you're camping with a placed camp it helps with delivery logistics, but plenty of renters are open camping.

Can you bring anything besides the trailer?

Ask. Generators, water, shade structures, bikes, coolers, airport runs from Reno — if it can be hauled up from Reno, it's worth asking about. Put it in the notes on the inquiry form.

Where does the RV come from?

Reno, Nevada. It's stored, serviced and cleaned locally, then towed up through Gerlach to Black Rock City for the event.

Request the trailer

Tell me your dates

There is one trailer. It goes to whoever books it. Send this and you'll hear back with confirmation it's still open, plus a price on anything extra you asked for.

Rate
$7,500 for the full event
To hold it
$2,000 deposit, balance refundable
Call or text
775-771-7521
Towed from
Reno, Nevada
Event
Black Rock City 2026 · Gates open Sunday, August 30, 2026

What happens next

  1. I confirm the trailer is open for your dates.
  2. You hold it with the $2,000 deposit — the rest is refundable until delivery day.
  3. We sort placement and I haul it up before you arrive.

Most rentals run gates to Exodus, Aug 30 Sep 7. Early arrival is fine — say so in the notes.

Sending this doesn't commit you to anything — nothing is due until you book. You'll get a real reply from Jake Brown, not an auto-responder.

Call 775-771-7521Request dates