WoodGlue wrote:
Nice write-up sky_free.
Seems like the Travel Trailer is the way to go for you. Plus when you're destinated, you can unhitch and explore.
Are you thinking about trading in your small TT for another one?
The weather at Pismo Beach this past weekend was outstanding, wasn't it?
WoodGlue
Forgot to mention it, but we wished we could unhitch and go to the store when we realized that we didn't bring any cups the first night. We ended up just walking because the slide was out and everything was set up.
It was incredible weather for November. We met some really nice people there too. Maybe you were in the North Beach CG because we saw a nice Lance trailer on the south side of the CG?
No, not thinking of another (bigger) TT at this time. Don't want to go much longer than what we have now due to the small coastal campgrounds we find ourselves in frequently, like up at Gualala on the Sonoma coast for example. Seems like we can always just barely back into our spot. We are thinking about a short 5th wheel in the 26-foot range. With the overlap over the truck bed it wouldn't be that much longer. That's a few years away though.
Snowman9000 wrote:
For someone who is going to one destination for camping, a trailer makes perfect sense. Small class C's do have a lot of compromises, but we like ours for our type of RV-ing.
Yes agree. I'm torn because I love the ease of travel, economy, and ease of parking anywhere. It just doesn't work for us because of a few things that won't bother other people at all. I posted this because it seems like there are a lot of people out there spending a lot of money changing RV types until they find a perfect fit. We realized we may have already found it.
