On June 7, 1972, Bobby Lozoff created the Tequila Sunrise at the Trident Restaurant in Sausalito. Mick Jagger ordered one, loved it, and the Rolling Stones ordered them at every tour stop for the rest of the year. That same summer, this Holiday Rambler was rolling off the line — American-made, built for the open road, groovy as the decade itself. This fully renovated vintage camper is curated around that moment as part of POV Resort’s Living History Museum of Camping — America’s first. The 1970s brought Earth Day, environmental consciousness, and a generation that fell back in love with the outdoors. Climb in and feel it.

Inside: a queen bed in the bedroom and a full futon in the living area — sleeping up to 4. Dining table and chairs for meals, games, and rainy days. Recently renovated with open layout and stunning Northwoods views. No appliances or running water inside; bathhouse is nearby, cleaned 2–3 times daily. Outside: charcoal grill, hammock, Edison string lights, picnic table, and private firepit. Shared gas grill station with provided tanks in the campground. Basic electricity for lights, chargers, fans, CPAP machines, and low-draw appliances. Propane space heater provided — bring or purchase 1 lb canisters. Parking for two vehicles; overflow at the bathhouse.

NO PETS ALLOWED.