Moving up in the RV world

Johndanielscpa wrote:
I have an Arctic Fox 27-5L which is just under 30'. I stay in campgrounds, mainly, but also tend to get into some tighter spots here and there. If you are completely in RV parks, you could go bigger; AF 29-5T or 29-5K to get into the 33' to 35' range. If you want to do somewhat smaller campgrounds and you don't plan to spend more than a month or two at a time out and about, the 27-5L is really a very comfortable rig, tows well with a dually and everything is assessable while on the road. I also came from a camper (AF 990) and I have been very pleased with the transition. If your wife cooks, she will fall in love with the kitchen! I will say it does not have the storage space that the larger rigs have but, again, if you use it the way we do, it will be enough. So far, I have no complaints. Arctic Foxes are built solid and built to last.

was looking at the 27-5L and as we all do "maybe just a little bit bigger!!" maybe 33"...I don't plan on living full time in a 5th wheel maybe 2 weeks here and there mostly west coast/north west and for me the larger the boat and rv you don't seem to use them as much. Keep it simple camper works great for those bend over the sisters down the coast week or less trips. Just need more storage and carrying capacity bikes, chairs, bbq and such. Good to hear that you are happy with AF quality. My Lance 1181 did not impress me with build/quality when I had to do some mods