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Enjoy an amazing hot tub in your own back yard without the hassle
of DIY projects or the price tag of buying your own.
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Transform your backyard
without breaking the bank
Weekend to Monthly Rentals
100% done for you!
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What people
say about us
Check review onlineTheir wide selection of high-quality gear meant that we could find everything we needed in one place, from tents and sleeping bags to cookware and portable stoves. The gear was in excellent condition and clearly well-maintained.
Check review onlineTheir website was not only easy to navigate but also packed with helpful information and guides on choosing the right gear. The rental process was straightforward, and the prices were very reasonable.
Check review onlineThe quality of the equipment was outstanding, from the robust tents to the ultra-comfy sleeping pads and high-performance cook systems. Everything was ready for pickup at the agreed time.
FAQ
Everything you need to know about renting a hot tub.
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Your neighbor with that monstrous swim spa had to call an electrician to run a 220v line out to their backyard. They probably had to get permits for it too...
You? You just need to plug into a standard 120V/15A three prong grounded outlet. Just make sure that it's within 30 feet of your setup location and doesn't have anything else plugged into it.
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It depends on the Escape you build.
The Great Escape - Your tub by itself needs 6/6.5 feet of space.
The Usual Suspects - Any Escape that includes the surround seating will need upwards of 8 feet of space, ideally around 10 to accommodate the umbrella stand.
If you're not 100% sure, reach out and ask!
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Not all decks and patios are created equal and we strive for safety first. Your tub holds 300 gallons of water and weighs 2725 lbs. when full. Add 4-6 people and you've got a substantial amount of weight on your deck.
The safest place to put your tub is the ground.
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We'll balance the chemicals as we set up your tub and provide you with pre-measured chemicals.
No complicated chemistry or degrees required!
