#3 – 1972 Holiday Rambler Vintage Camper

1972 Holiday Rambler Vintage Camper #3

It’s 1972 and Mick Jagger just ordered a Tequila Sunrise at a bar in Sausalito — and the 1970s were never the same. This fully renovated Holiday Rambler is themed around that iconic drink and the decade that invented it: Earth Day, the open road, and groovy Northwoods nights. Recently renovated with amazing views of the forest. Sleeps 4.

Details

Guests: 4
Amenities: Bathhouse Access (Four Private Bathrooms), Charcoal Grill, Coin Laundry Available, Electric Vehicle Charging Station (Upon Request) - NEMA 14-30 220 Amp Outlet, Fire Extingisher/Smoke Detector, Free Highspeed WiFi, Living Area, Luxury Bedding, Power Station/Basic Electricity, Rec Room K-Cup Self-Serve Station, Rec Room Microwave, Space Heating
View: Forest View
Size: 200ft²
Bed Type: 1 Queen Bed, 1 Full Size Futon
Categories: Glamping, Glamping Vintage Campers
Pet Friendly: Not Pet Friendly

Prices start at: $181 per night (+taxes and fees)

Unit Description

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.

History of Camping - 1970s

Two people sit on a rocky shoreline by a calm body of water, with hills in the distance; a man in a patterned shirt and jeans and a woman in a pink headscarf.

Two young women sit on a rocky ledge beside a chained barrier, smiling at the lake and each other.

Three people at a retro indoor gathering: a man with glasses on the left, an older woman at the center, and a young woman in a yellow top on the right, seated/standing by a table with snacks and beer cans.

Children stand on a wooden dock extending into a lake, wearing swimsuits while others swim nearby.

Campground in a pine forest with beige tents and a white canopy over a seating area.

Person standing inside a white camping tent in a forest clearing, with a wooden picnic table in the foreground and mountains in the background.

Woman standing in a dry grassy field with rolling hills and mountains in the distance, under a cloudy sky with a reddish color cast.

Two women standing on a rocky bank beside a small pool in a wooded park, posing for the photo.

A person stands beside a large beige camping tent in a forest with tall trees and sunlight filtering through the branches.

Man wearing glasses sits on a concrete seawall by the water, with a small lighthouse on a distant pier in the background.

One in six families owned a camper — the decade of KOA, Winnebago, environmental consciousness, and the weekend getaway as American ritual

By 1973, one in six American families owned a camper. KOA had grown from one Montana campground to 600 franchises nationally. Winnebago was rolling motorhomes off assembly lines. The weekend getaway had become America’s dominant vacation form — fill the tank, load the trailer, find a site somewhere that wasn’t home. Rachel Carson’s Silent Spring had seeded a new environmental consciousness, pulling a generation back to the woods for belonging, not just leisure. Wisconsin’s Northwoods felt that pull acutely. This Holiday Rambler was built in 1972, its interior designed in the warm oranges and golds of a Tequila Sunrise.

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Amenities Included

Included in Your Rental Rate

POV is more than a cabin or glamping rental, it is a resort. Part of what makes POV Resort so special is our amenities included. We do have high-speed wifi throughout the main resort – so if you need to send an email or stream a movie on a rainy day, we’ve got you covered. Boat slips are available to rent.

Our base rates include more amenities than you would expect from any other Northwoods experience, including access to:

- Access to Common Spaces/Amenities: Bathhouse, Newly-Renovated Rec Building, Coin-Operated Laundry Room, Fishhouse
- Access to Outdoor Amenities: Beach/Docks, Basketball Court, Playground, Sand Volleyball, Horseshoes, Tetherball, Ring Toss, Pickleball, Trails, Wood Swings, Hammocks, Beachfront Shower
- Use of Non-Motorized Boats (Free): First-come-first-serve for kayaks, canoes, paddleboats, paddle boards

General Store on Site

There is also a general store on site for guests’ needs selling bait, pantry items, beer/wine/spirits, other beverages, toiletries, ice, camping supplies, and firewood. Visit https://povorder.com to see our full inventory.

Upgrade Your Stay

Pontoon/Fishing Boat Rentals and Slip Rentals

If you are interested in renting any of our fishing or pontoon boats look here to book & to see more info. Or, if you bring your own boat, rent one of our slips…

Romance Package

Book the best Romantic Getaway in Wisconsin with POV Resort’s Romance Package — $175 package. Cozy up with your special someone with romantic vacation on the lake! Get peace and quiet at the nicest Northern Wisconsin cabin rentals found nestled in the woods.

Select any of our cabin or glamping options and surprise your loved one with a romantic getaway for two.

Romantic Getaway Package includes ($225 value):

10% off your stay
- A $75 gift certificate to one of the following choices:
  - - Craftsman American Tavern – seriously awesome craft food and drinks – and games to add some whimsy to your weekend away
    - Mary Kate’s Wine Bar – a nation-wide award-winning hotspot — and a perfect romantic spot with amazing charcuterie boards, flatbreads and more; unparalleled selection of wines as well as beers, spirits, N/A options, and more!
- Bottle of bubbly, wine, or craft beers (requires proof of age)
- Gourmet S’mores Kit
- Custom gorgeous handwarmer mugs
- Deluxe hot cocoa

To book, make your selection during the online checkout process or call us at 715-204-4111.

MAKE SURE TO ADD THE 10% ROMANCE DISCOUNT THROUGH THE CHECK-OUT PROCESS (CODE: POVROMANCE).

#4 – 1952 Lighthouse Vintage Camper

1952 Lighthouse Vintage Camper #4

One of only 8 known to exist in the world — built in Chicago in 1952, the Lighthouse Double Decker is the most extraordinary vintage camper at POV Resort. Two private upstairs loft bedrooms, mid-century décor, and a two-story design that no one else was bold enough to try. Sleep in a genuine piece of American history. Sleeps 6.