
Class C
Thor Majestic 23A Ultimate family RV Grizzly1
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Reviewed by Ben Kiser, RV rental operator and fleet consultant.
Class C · Sleeps 4 · 30 ft
Market median 2026-09
$165 a night
This listing’s price and availability are on the host’s page.
Bring the family in this versatile motorhome! Close to Utah national parks or within a day from Yellowstone. We bought this to rent out but had so much fun the first year that we were always using it. From the eclipse in Arkansas to camping locally for a night its always a blast and super easy. Upgraded battery and solar so you never run out of power and the generator is always an added security. You can get a good night's rest on the 60" x 74" queen bed in the rear private bedroom. There is also a 52" x 96" bunk over cab is another sleeping space in addition to the 68" jackknife sofa and the 71" Dream Dinette when you aren't using it to enjoy a meal or play a card game. The chef can prepare their best home cooked meals in the fully equipped kitchen with the three burner cooktop, oven, and all the pots, pans, and utinsils you need. Freshen up after a fun day hiking in the full bathroom with the 24" x 36" shower. You also have an outside kitchen to prepare delicious meals in the great outdoors! You will feel right at home wherever your adventure takes you! "Mighty Five" national parks — Zion, Bryce Canyon, Capitol Reef, Arches, and Canyonlands are all exceptional places to visit. Other family favorites include Mesa Verde, Bear Lake, St. George (especially Red Reef) and Strawberry reservoir. Some great out of state places to visit include: Island Park, Jackson Hole, West Yellowstone, Lake Tahoe, Grand Canyon, and Lake Powell. Utah is full of other great places to camp and see beautiful scenery. In addition, the west coast of Washington, Oregon, and California are all excellent places to visit on an extended vacation. Other rentals available including kayaks paddle boards etc. Airport pickup and drop off is available!!!
Inventory is set per listing. Confirm on the listing before you pack around it.
This one is listed at 30 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.
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.
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.
Canyonlands campgrounds, 28 ft
Willow Flat and The Needles both cap a vehicle, or a vehicle and trailer combined, at 28 ft.
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.
Availability, the live total and the booking itself all sit with the host. Ask for the width mirror to mirror and the GVWR in the same message.