2024 Entegra Coach Launch - Mercedes Benz Sprinter AWD

Class B · Sleeps 3 · Kept near Homestead, FL

Reviewed by Ben Kiser, RV rental operator and fleet consultant.

The host’s day rate

$250 a night

Before Florida’s 6% tax and the host’s cleaning, mileage and delivery fees. Your dates and the total are on the listing.

Type
Class B
Sleeps
3
Length
19 ft
Height
not published, ask the host
Kept near
Homestead, FL
Delivery
Up to 50 miles, the host's own range
Instant book
No, the host accepts each request
Minimum nights
none set
See dates and price on Outdoorsy

What the host says about it

The 2024 Entegra Coach Launch 19Y is a Class B diesel motorhome built on the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 2500 AWD chassis, featuring a 2.0L 4-cylinder diesel engine with 211 horsepower and 332 ft-lb of torque. Interior: Soft-touch vinyl ceiling and high-intensity LED lighting. Tecnoform European-style cabinetry and durable rubber flooring. Firefly Multiplex system with wall-mounted touchscreen and mobile app for total coach control. MaxxAir Deluxe roof vent and multiple 120V/USB outlets. Removable privacy shade for sliding door window; rear screen door with roll-up and blackout capabilities. Two additional cab bucket seats with slide and recline features. Removable/adjustable table and JBL Flip 6 removable wireless Bluetooth speaker. Kitchen: Pull-out kitchen countertop extension. 3 cu.ft. DC refrigerator. Portable induction cooktop and stainless steel sink. Sleeping Arrangements: Drop-down overhead bed with a 750 lb. capacity; fiberglass side pods create a larger sleeping surface. Rear garage under bed with L-track mounts for securing cargo. Two recessed under-bed storage bags. Bathroom: All-in-one wet bath with shower and cassette toilet. Removable bamboo shelf and retractable clothesline in the shower. Aqua View SHOWERMISER water management system. Powered roof vent in the bathroom. Exterior: Carefree armless patio awning with LED light strip and wind sensor. Double roof rack and moveable roof ladder. Front and rear wind deflectors with front LED light bar. Starlink satellite internet system. LED-lit running boards for cab and entry doors. Chrome grille package and fold-down exterior table. Daytime running headlamps and 120V exterior outlet. Utility center with water controls and outside hose. Power folding/heated side-view mirrors. LED high-performance headlights with headlight assistant. Remote keyless entry and side screen door with magnetic and zipper close-offs. Rear dual-pane acrylic window with cassette shades; two sliding vented windows. Cockpit: 10.25-inch integrated Mercedes-Benz MBUX infotainment center with GPS, Apple CarPlay, and Android Auto. Heated power swivel driver/passenger seats. Leather-wrapped tilt steering wheel with integrated controls. Parking package with 360° camera and backup camera. Rain-sensing windshield wipers. Power windows and door locks. Privacy shades for cab windows. Advanced safety features including Active Distance Assist DISTRONIC, Active Lane Keeping Assist, Crosswind Assist, Hill Start Assist, Brake Assist Plus, Traffic Sign Assist, Attention Assist, Breakdown Management, Emergency Call System, and driver and passenger airbags. Smartphone tray with wireless charging. Chassis and Performance: E-Z Drive: Koni shocks, heavy-duty rear stabilizer bar. Black aluminum wheels with BFGoodrich All-Terrain T/A KO2 tires. 9-speed automatic transmission. 250-amp alternator; second 48V alternator dedicated to the lithium battery. 5,000 lb. rear hitch receiver with 7-pin connector. 24.5-gallon fuel tank and 5.8-gallon DEF tank. Prepped for auto engine start with high idle. Tire pressure monitoring system (TPMS). Heating, Cooling, and Power Systems: 17,000 BTU Timberline Binar 5D hydronic heating system with LED touchscreen control. 13,500 BTU 48V Coleman-Mach 10 air conditioner. Renogy lithium system featuring 48V-210 amp-hour smart lithium battery and 3,500W inverter OR Lithionics lithium system featuring 48V-165 amp-hour smart lithium battery and 3,000W inverter (lithium system dependent on build date). 200W of roof-mounted solar panels; slow charge solar panel for chassis battery; portable solar plug. 30-amp electrical service with detachable power cord. Heated grey tank (12V pad) with skid plate; interior-mounted fresh water tank; LED-lit holding tank valves.

Where it can go in the Keys

Two questions decide it. Can the host get it to your key, and will your campground take it? Reach uses the host’s own range against a straight line from where it is kept. Outdoorsy does not say whether that range means road miles, and US-1 runs longer than the straight line.

  • Key Largo

    In range

    29 miles in a straight line from where it is kept, inside the host's 50 mile range.

  • Marathon

    Out of range

    70 miles in a straight line from where it is kept, past the host's 50 mile range.

  • Key West

    Out of range

    109 miles in a straight line from where it is kept, past the host's 50 mile range.

The host lists it at 19 ft. Here is that figure against what each campground publishes.

  • Clears
    Bahia Honda, Sandspur loop: 23 ft hitch to bumper

    The loop has sharp turns. Buttonwood, the other RV loop, takes large rigs.

  • Clears
    Pennekamp: most sites 40 ft

    The park says a few sites take a little more, and the reservation system shows "Max trailer length 62". The site you are given is what has to fit.

  • Clears
    Leo's Campground, Key West: 42 ft

    Leo's counts bumpers and any bike or motorcycle rack. Ask the host whether the listed length includes them.

  • Clears

    Boyd's, Stock Island: 45 ft in select sites

    Only some sites take the longest rigs. Give Boyd's the length when you book the site.

  • Clears

    Parking on a Key West street: 20 ft

    City code keeps longer RVs off every street, occupied or not. It is a parking rule, so a longer RV stays at the campground while you go into town.

The terms hosts set

  • The host picks the cancellation policy. Of the 81 listings that can reach the Keys, 29 use strict, 16 moderate, 20 flexible and 16 write their own.
  • Security deposits run from $500 to $3,000, with $1,000 in the middle.
  • 50 of the 81 require a renter of 25 or older. 31 accept 21.
  • 19.8% take an instant booking. The rest are requests the host has to accept.
  • Florida charges 6% on the rental itself, and a Monroe County campsite adds 12.5% on the site.
How the host’s terms, the tax and the Keys rules fit together

Questions about the 2024 Entegra Coach Launch - Mercedes Benz Sprinter AWD

Up to 3. That counts every berth. Jolly Roger, Grassy Key and Boyd's each allow one RV and one vehicle per site, so plan the car as well as the beds.

The host lists $250 a night. Florida adds 6% sales tax on the rental, and the host's cleaning, mileage and delivery fees sit on the listing. The campsite is separate: Monroe County campgrounds add 12.5% tax, and a state park adds a $7 nightly utility fee and a $6.70 reservation fee. Whether Florida's daily rental car surcharge applies to an RV is not stated in the statute; the Florida Department of Revenue can confirm.

The host publishes a 50 mile range. In a straight line from where the host keeps it, that reaches as far as Key Largo. Outdoorsy does not say whether the range is road miles, and US-1 is longer than a straight line, so confirm your campsite with the host. 37 of the 81 listings that reach the Keys publish a per-mile fee, with a median of $4 a mile; the rest quote it on the listing.

It's a motorhome, so you drive it yourself and nothing needs towing. Driving it means you also park it, and Key West keeps any RV over 20 ft long or 7 ft wide off city streets.

The host picks it from Outdoorsy's tiers, and it shows on the listing before you pay. Across the 81 listings that can reach the Keys, 29 are strict, 16 moderate, 20 flexible and 16 custom. Read a custom one closely. If a hurricane evacuation is ordered, Monroe County sends visitors and RVs out first, so ask the host how they handle that before you book.

It's the host's call. 61 of the 81 listings that reach the Keys are marked pet friendly. The campground has its own rule too: Leo's in Key West bans several breeds, and Grassy Key allows two pets at most.
Beyond the day rate

What else a Keys trip costs

The host’s rate covers the RV. The site, the tax and the drive are on top, and they are the same whichever listing you pick.

On the host's listing

  • Florida's 6% tax on the rental, collected at checkout
  • Cleaning, mileage and generator terms, set per listing
  • Delivery, priced by the host. Where a per-mile fee is published, the median is $4 a mile
  • Roadside help through Outdoorsy's protection on eligible bookings

At the campground

  • The site itself, booked separately and usually first
  • 12.5% tax on a Monroe County campsite stay of six months or less
  • State parks: $36 a night, a $7 nightly RV utility fee and a $6.70 reservation fee
  • Private parks set their own minimums, and some take a deposit for a month

On the road

  • Fuel down US-1, if you drive or tow it yourself
  • Card Sound Road toll: $2.18 for two axles on SunPass, $4.17 for three
  • Toll-by-plate on Card Sound is $3.28 and $6.27. No cash is taken
  • No source we read permits overnight RV parking outside a campground, so plan a paid site every night

Add it up for your own dates on the trip cost calculator

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