Last year about this time my brother-in-law had a stroke, it changed everything. He's lost a lot of function on one side of his body. He's no longer able to drive and requires a small walker to move around.
He and his wife were avid campers, pulling a small fifth-wheeler. We're hoping they can camp again, but it won't be the same as before. We think a Class C will be the most practical for them, and we're helping my in-laws build a list for their next version of a perfect camper:
- It needs to be on the smaller side to make it comfortable for his wife to drive.
- It needs to have a floor plan that will accommodate his movement.
- It needs to not have any carpeted areas, his feet can't get caught up in any carpet/floor transitions.
I'm looking for advice from anyone else that has had to navigate a change like this. What features were important to include? What should be avoided? Any specific brands/models that worked well?
After trading in their fifth wheel they'll have a budget of about $90,000, so they expect they'll be looking for a used camper.
Dave Hultin
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2019 Ford Expedition Max, 2018 Gulfstream Cabin Cruiser 28BBS
