โApr-18-2017 10:26 AM
โJun-03-2018 06:47 AM
bakerkids wrote:
It's funny how some couldn't imagine spending much time in a 28', while others are perfectly happy in 15' or less. I camp in a T@B, and this will be my 9th season. Large bed, plus all the other amenities I need. Some couldn't fathom sleeping one night in one. lol and I love that thing. Previously had a 28' Class C. I use the T@B way more.
โJun-02-2018 11:42 PM
โJun-02-2018 09:33 PM
FrankShore wrote:
Here is a very nifty, well constructed small trailer, with a ton of storage inside:
Little Guy Max
You might be able to score a gently used Lance Trailer for around the same price as a Scamp, Casita, etc
โMar-17-2018 02:09 PM
โMar-17-2018 04:51 AM
โMar-16-2018 10:03 PM
NYCgrrl wrote:
Scamps and Casitas made it to my short list of appropriate for us TTs.
Reliable, easy to pull w/o a truck and the right amt of amenities to fit our current less is more lifestyle.
Many of the smaller TTs are made by companies without nationwide distribution and the attendant offsite trained technicians' network so after much thought I chose an Alto Safari Condo as the right fit for us.
I'd suggest you contact the manufacturer of the Scamp who maybe able to put you in contact with a local private owner. They are often eager to show off their acquisition in the spirit of sharing the love.
Joining a Scamp-centric forum is also a great idea.
โMar-16-2018 05:33 PM
โMar-16-2018 05:58 AM
โMar-15-2018 04:50 PM
Stumps wrote:rbpru wrote:
So much depend on your needs. When I retired we needed, a bed you could exit without crawling over your spouse, a good sized bathroom, pantry and linen closet and a bed for the dog.
Yes - excellent point. I have owned two popups when the kids were smaller - 2004 and 2009. At the time the popup was a perfect camper for our needs - I could put all three girls across the king bunk, we had plenty of seating based on the floor plan, we kept camping trips simple so storage and packing was maximized, and it was easy to tow and maintain.
NOW I am a dad of a 24, 23, 18 and 14 year olds. That's basically 5 adults on a trip, and also rarely will we ever all be on the same trip. Over my son's birthday we went shopping and had a great time sitting in all the campers. Our needs were quickly identified: we love been connected to the outdoors so fell in love with the hybrids - open bunk ends, lots of good air flow and light; seating that provides for a dinette and a couch across from each other; indoor bathroom (FOR DAD!); basic kitchen amenities and plenty of bed space options. the other requirement - easily affordable - also helped us identify the hybrid camper. We are brand loyal to Jayco, so we will likely start with them when we're ready to buy. What has been extremely rewarding is to hear my children all continue to ask to go camping and ask to do summer road trips. it's our way of life.
โMar-14-2018 06:18 PM
rbpru wrote:
So much depend on your needs. When I retired we needed, a bed you could exit without crawling over your spouse, a good sized bathroom, pantry and linen closet and a bed for the dog.
โMar-13-2018 08:33 PM
โMar-13-2018 11:25 AM
Olddawgsrule wrote:
Also staring at an Alto Safari.
My reasons are design, interior a plus for me, exterior with the roof lowering plus the weight makes it very towable. Add in all that glass for a real outdoor feel from inside. Ya, I'm sold!
Now to get up there and walk through one!
To the OP: You have yours yet or still on the 'count-down'?
โJul-26-2017 04:13 AM
โApr-21-2017 09:15 AM
rbpru wrote:Great advice and a lot easier than it was a few years ago. Not only that, some will set up the trailer at the park for you so if a different TV needs to be purchased you won't need to do that.
Before you buy, rent a similar sized TT for a week...