Bambi

Reviewed by Ben Kiser, RV rental operator and fleet consultant.

Travel Trailer · Sleeps 3 · 16 ft

Market median 2026-09

$165 a night

This listing’s price and availability are on the host’s page.

RV Type: Travel Trailer
Sleeps: 3
Length: 16 ft
Height: not published
Width: not published

What the host says about it

2021 16’ Airstream Bambi camper. All the comfort and efficiency needed for a wonderful getaway… panoramic windows bring nature right into the camper. Bring your dog too. Sleeps 3 adults comfortably. Full kitchen: microwave, stove, refrigerator. Wet bath and toilet. Outdoor shower, awning, Able to plug into power; solar and battery power to the trailer. Heater and air conditioner work great!!! This is a very fun way to camp. 5000 lb towing capacity required. This rental requires that you make sure your vehicle can handle the capacity. I've had renters show up that don't have adequate towing, which creates problems. Hitch uses a 2 5/16" ball. We are happy to have you come check it prior to renting if you want.

Rental Policies at a Glance

Balance due 30 days before your rental start date
Cancel more than 30 days out for a 50% refund; no refund inside 30 days
Pickup at 4:00 p.m., return by 10:00 a.m. by default, though times vary by location
No smoking; pets welcome in designated pet-friendly units for a one-time fee
Damage deposit returned within 5–10 business days when there's no damage

Read the full rental policies →

Questions about the Bambi

How many people does the Bambi sleep?

The Bambi sleeps up to 3. Sleeping capacity counts every berth in the floorplan, so a comfortable trip usually means booking for a few fewer people than the maximum.

What does the Bambi cost?

The figure the marketplace shows is a base rate before dates. It does not carry the host's fees, the protection plan, or Utah's short term rental tax, which adds 2.5% state plus 7% Salt Lake County on a motor vehicle rented for under 30 consecutive days. Enter your own dates on the booking page for the real total.

Where do I pick up the Bambi?

Pickup is wherever the host keeps the rig, which for a Salt Lake City listing is usually somewhere in the valley rather than at the airport. Some hosts offer delivery for a fee they set themselves. We own no lot, and delivery is never ours to arrange.

Can I tow the Bambi myself?

The Bambi is a bumper-pull travel trailer, so it needs a tow vehicle with a properly rated hitch. If you do not have one, check whether the host offers delivery. We do not tow.

What is the cancellation policy?

Cancel more than 30 days before your rental starts and you receive a 50% refund. Inside 30 days there is no refund, and that also covers early check-outs, no-shows, and weather interruptions. Your remaining balance is due 30 days before the start date.

Are pets allowed?

Pets are welcome in designated pet-friendly units for a one-time pet fee. Check the Bambi listing before you book. Undisclosed pets carry a cleaning fee, and smoking inside the vehicle is not permitted.

No Hidden Fees

What's Included

Inventory is set per listing. Confirm on the listing before you pack around it.

Typically Included

Basic kitchen supplies
Bedding and linens
Outdoor chairs
Outdoorsy 24/7 roadside (eligible bookings)
Thorough RV walkthrough

Optional Add-Ons

Delivery & setup
Extra mileage packages
Camping gear kit
Pet-friendly setup
Generator rental

You Cover

Fuel for your trip
Campground fees
Refundable security deposit
Propane refill (if used)
Optional insurance upgrade

Which Utah park roads it clears

This one is listed at 16 ft, against the length limits the five Utah national parks publish. Length is all the listing gives you: ask the host for the width mirror to mirror and the height with everything on the roof, because at Zion those are the two that decide whether you get through.

Clears
Bryce Point Road and Paria View Road, 20 ft
Closed to RVs over 20 ft and to anything towing. Published only in Bryce Canyon's Superintendent's Compendium, not on any Plan Your Visit page.
Clears
Elephant Hill Access Road, Canyonlands, 21 ft
A two-wheel-drive gravel road to a major Needles trailhead. Vehicles and combinations over 21 ft overall are prohibited.
Clears
Canyonlands campgrounds, 28 ft
Willow Flat and The Needles both cap a vehicle, or a vehicle and trailer combined, at 28 ft.
Clears
Zion, Canyon Junction to the East Entrance, 35 ft 9 in
No permit has been available since 7 June 2026. An oversize vehicle is turned around at the gate.

Capitol Reef is not on the list because it publishes two limits for the same two spur roads, 23 ft and 27 ft, both current. Both are printed on the Capitol Reef page.