Buying first RV for TALL family

She would find most bunks short for her. Most people don't sleep with their heads right against the wall. I am partial to Forest River products since I own one. Cedar Creek and Cardinal lines are well made with lots of loyal customers. The best thing for you and your family to do is go to shows and dealer lots and walk through, touch, sit in, lay down in and take your time. Bring a note pad and maybe a cam-corder to document each trailer because the more you walk through, the more confusing it will all become. Everything will kind of melt together as the weekends go by. There will be no perfect trailer. They will all have some trade-offs. You and your family will have to decide what is really important and what's not. Try not to let $$ have too much influence on your decision. Once the check is written, your going to have to live with the trailer for years to come....long after you've forgotten exactly how much you paid for it.