Winnebago 34' Class A Bounder Starlink Active Super Sound System

SMART COACH — CONTROL4 AND JOSH AI, IF YOU WANT IT The coach has a full Control4 automation system with Josh AI voice control. Ask for lights, audio, video, or a whole scene and it responds. If that's your thing, there's a crib sheet in the welcome binder and we'll show you the basics at handoff. If it isn't, ignore it completely. Every light, every switch, every system works by hand exactly like a normal RV. Nothing is locked behind an app or a voice command, and nothing stops working if you never say a word to it. It's there as a bonus, not a requirement. STARLINK INTERNET — EVERYWHERE YOU PARK Starlink is installed and stays with the coach, so you have real internet at the trailhead, in the campground, and in places where your phone shows one bar or none. Stream, video call, work a full day, upload the photos. No hunting for a cafe, no hotspot that dies in a valley. If you've been putting off a trip because you can't be offline for a week, this is the rig that solves it. MEET THE BOUNDER — A PROPER HOME ON WHEELS If you've been picturing an RV trip but weren't sure you wanted to sleep in something the size of a walk-in closet, this is the rig. At just under 34 feet with a full-wall power slide, this Class A gives you standing room, a real kitchen, a real bathroom, and a rear bedroom with a door you can actually close. It's the difference between camping and living out there for a week. SLEEPS 6, COMFORTABLY A queen bed in the private rear master with a full closet and mirrored doors, plus a convertible sofa and a dinette that both fold flat for the kids or extra adults. Everyone gets a real bed — no sleeping on the floor. A KITCHEN YOU'LL ACTUALLY COOK IN Full-size double-door refrigerator and freezer that runs on electric or propane, so your food stays cold whether you're plugged in or boondocking. Three-burner range with an oven, microwave, deep double sink with cutting-board covers, and real counter and cabinet space. FULL BATHROOM — NO CAMPGROUND SHOWERS REQUIRED Separate shower, porcelain flush toilet, vanity sink, medicine cabinet, and a power vent fan. The 10-gallon water heater runs on gas or electric. There's also an onboard washer and dryer, so you can pack light and do laundry on the road. GO OFF-GRID OR PLUG IN 85 gal fresh / 58 gal gray / 42 gal black tanks with in-dash monitors Onboard generator plus solar battery charger for AC power anywhere Roof A/C and furnace, both automatic 106 lb propane capacity EASY TO DRIVE — REALLY No special license needed. The 6.8L Triton V10 puts out 362 hp through a 5-speed automatic with cruise control, and you get a rear backup camera, power leveling jacks front and rear, and power retractable entry steps. We'll walk you through every system before you pull out, and we're a phone call away the whole trip. SET UP CAMP IN MINUTES 20-foot power awning with a slide topper, exterior shower for rinsing off sandy feet and muddy boots, exterior flood lights, and 218 cubic feet of pass-through basement storage — bring the bikes, the chairs, the coolers, the grill, all of it. INSURANCE AND PEACE OF MIND The coach carries commercial coverage written for rental use, and every trip booked here is covered by Outdoorsy's protection package, which you select at checkout. Roadside assistance is included with it. GOOD TO KNOW Sleeps 6 · 34'3" long, 12'10" tall · 36,946 miles · Control4 and Josh AI · Starlink included · Washer and dryer · Tows up to 5,000 lbs with a receiver hitch · Pet-friendly · Strictly non-smoking · Pickup in The Plains, VA — an hour west of DC on I-66, already pointed at Shenandoah, the Parkway, and Charlottesville We've made a lot of good memories in this coach and we keep her clean, serviced, and ready to roll. Message us with your dates and where you're headed — happy to share campground suggestions along your route. The Plains sits right on I-66 west of the Beltway, so you're not fighting your way out of the city with a motorhome. Pick up here and you're already headed the right direction — Front Royal and the north entrance to Shenandoah are about 45 minutes on, Charlottesville about two hours, and the Blue Ridge Parkway opens up from there. And leave your car with us. There's room to park on the farm for the length of your trip — off the road, off the street, well away from traffic, no charge and no limit on how long. It's safe and out of the way, though we do have to leave vehicles at their owner's own risk. One less thing to solve before you go.