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NWboondocker
Jan 30, 2018Explorer
We bought a '13 Freelander 26QB 3 yrs ago from a private owner, which previously spent its first year as a Road Bear rental. We got this floorplan for similar reasons - shortest possible unit with separate bedroom. Having separate couch & dinette was a bonus that we've really come to appreciate.
The main compromises are:
* Common complaints with corner bed access, though this one is somewhat better than front/rear orientation in the shorter units.
* Kitchen partially accessible with slide in - you can still reach some partial cabinets and sink.
Overall, after several years of significant vacation use including a 7K mi trip around the west, and some winter snow camping trips, we've been pleased.
See this post for my list of upgrades.
The main compromises are:
* Common complaints with corner bed access, though this one is somewhat better than front/rear orientation in the shorter units.
* Kitchen partially accessible with slide in - you can still reach some partial cabinets and sink.
Overall, after several years of significant vacation use including a 7K mi trip around the west, and some winter snow camping trips, we've been pleased.
See this post for my list of upgrades.
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