25 Foot Class C for family of four
We are looking at purchasing a Minnie Winnie 25B but I'm a little nervous we will outgrow it fast. The plan is to keep for at least 5 years; our kids are 4 and 6 months. Mostly weekend trips with 2-...
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It's all about keeping the wife happy. My brother and his wife go camping with their 3 girls (13, 11, 8) in a pop up. They love how easy and small the pop up is. Of course, they use the pop up for primarily sleeping. Most of the time, they are outside enjoying whatever place they are visiting.
My wife, on the other hand, requires more room and walls to drown out the outside noises at night. We have a 31' Class C Winnebago. So far we love it. It is my wife and I, our two boys (13 and 9) and 3 dogs (German shepherd, pitbull mix, jack russel mix).
I think the key to remember is "why YOUR family is there". Each family is different and each destination is different.
It is wonderful to have a lot of the conveniences with you when "glamping" (as my coworker puts it). My suggestion is to go tent camping with the family at least once for a weekend at a spot that has water and electric. You will quickly find out what the family needs to make the next camping trip happen.
My wife, on the other hand, requires more room and walls to drown out the outside noises at night. We have a 31' Class C Winnebago. So far we love it. It is my wife and I, our two boys (13 and 9) and 3 dogs (German shepherd, pitbull mix, jack russel mix).
I think the key to remember is "why YOUR family is there". Each family is different and each destination is different.
It is wonderful to have a lot of the conveniences with you when "glamping" (as my coworker puts it). My suggestion is to go tent camping with the family at least once for a weekend at a spot that has water and electric. You will quickly find out what the family needs to make the next camping trip happen.
