Skip the crowded campground. Your campsite is out there. Our Encore ROG 14RKB Survival Series is a compact, rugged adventure camper designed for travelers who'd rather wake up overlooking a canyon, tucked into the pines, or miles away from the nearest RV park. We've equipped this camper to make dispersed and off-grid camping easy, while still giving you the comforts that make spending several days in the backcountry enjoyable. Whether you're planning a weekend in Sedona, escaping the Phoenix heat in the mountains, exploring Arizona's national forests, or setting up basecamp for hiking, biking, photography or simply getting away from everything, the ROG is ready for the adventure. Built to Get You Away From the Crowds The ROG isn't your typical lightweight campground trailer. It features Timbren off-road suspension and a fully articulating hitch, allowing it to comfortably handle maintained dirt roads, forest roads and the type of backcountry access roads commonly encountered when dispersed camping. Its compact size makes it easy to maneuver into campsites where larger travel trailers simply aren't practical. Please note: While the ROG is built for rugged travel, technical off-roading, rock crawling and extreme Jeep/OHV trails are not permitted. See our Off-Road Policy for details. Serious Off-Grid Capability Want to camp somewhere without hookups? That's exactly where this camper shines. The ROG features 200 watts of permanently mounted rooftop solar feeding a 100Ah lithium battery. But we've taken it considerably further. Every rental also includes an Eco Flow Delta 3 1,800Wh portable power station and an additional 200W portable solar blanket, giving you a second independent power system and a total of up to 400 watts of available solar collection. You'll also have a massive 43-gallon onboard fresh-water supply and a full 20-pound propane tank, allowing you to stay away from hookups considerably longer than many campers this size. Starlink Included Yes—Starlink is included with your rental. When you have a suitable view of the sky and Starlink service is available, you can stay connected from some pretty incredible campsites. Check the weather, upload photos, work remotely, stream something before bed, or simply keep in touch while enjoying a campsite far away from traditional infrastructure. Cook Outside With a View One of our favorite features is the slide-out outdoor kitchen. Slide it out when you arrive at camp and you've got a proper outdoor cooking area with a duel burner stove, sink, counter space and storage. The camper also features two Dometic refrigerators, giving you plenty of cold storage for food and drinks during longer trips. There's something pretty hard to beat about making breakfast outside while looking over the mountains, and don't worry if it's raining because this camper comes with an OVS 270 Degree awning to keep the kitchen and bathroom area out of the elements. Your Own Bathroom Adventure camping doesn't have to mean giving up a bathroom. The ROG includes a private bathroom with toilet, sink and shower, making dispersed camping considerably more comfortable—especially on multi-day trips. And that 43-gallon onboard water capacity means you're bringing a substantial water supply with you. Comfortable When the Day Is Over After hiking, exploring or sitting around the campfire, step inside to a comfortable climate-controlled space to relax and sleep. Inside you'll find a comfortable sleeping area, storage, lighting and a 32-inch TV for those nights when you just want to unwind. It's compact enough to feel like an adventure camper but equipped with many of the comforts you'd expect from a much larger RV. Who Is This Camper For? This is a great rental for couples, solo adventurers and anyone looking for something different from the typical RV vacation. Take it to a developed campground if you'd like—but that's not really where this camper gets interesting. Find a forest road. Pick a beautiful dispersed campsite. Set up the outdoor kitchen. Deploy the solar blanket and Starlink. Put the chairs out and watch the sun go down. Then wake up somewhere worth waking up. Camp farther. Stay longer. Explore more. Welcome to your next basecamp.