Winnebago Navion/View vs. Leisure Travel Van
Greetings: Considering "rightsizing" from a Thor Chateau 31E to a +/- 25' MH on a Sprinter chassis. The Winnebago Navion/View (24V) and Leisure Unity FX are our top contenders. We simply don’t ne...
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You are exactly where we were 12 years ago.
We were 49 years old that year, looking for a rig for just the two of us and a means to accommodate a guest on occasion. We needed something small to fit in our garage and also to be "National Park/Monument/Forest Friendly" with all capacities sufficient for boondocking in such places. We wanted all features "practical", not novice features that are inconveniently tiny. We absolutely required a standard dinette booth and a main floor double bed. Bonus features were a dry bath, a decent galley, a big fridge, an easy chair, and storage galore, all in a length of 23'-8", a width of only 93", and an over-all height of just 9'-10" was the perfect fit for us. 12 years later and 12 years older and we are still loving this thing. Our plan is to own it until we are too old and too dangerous to drive it.
CLICK HERE to see many pictures of it, inside and out. If it intrigues you, I advise to check out their website HERE and drive 2.5 hours north to visit the factory.
If the Sprinter chassis is a "No Compromise", two Phoenix models are offered in both the Sprinter and E-Series.
We were 49 years old that year, looking for a rig for just the two of us and a means to accommodate a guest on occasion. We needed something small to fit in our garage and also to be "National Park/Monument/Forest Friendly" with all capacities sufficient for boondocking in such places. We wanted all features "practical", not novice features that are inconveniently tiny. We absolutely required a standard dinette booth and a main floor double bed. Bonus features were a dry bath, a decent galley, a big fridge, an easy chair, and storage galore, all in a length of 23'-8", a width of only 93", and an over-all height of just 9'-10" was the perfect fit for us. 12 years later and 12 years older and we are still loving this thing. Our plan is to own it until we are too old and too dangerous to drive it.
CLICK HERE to see many pictures of it, inside and out. If it intrigues you, I advise to check out their website HERE and drive 2.5 hours north to visit the factory.
If the Sprinter chassis is a "No Compromise", two Phoenix models are offered in both the Sprinter and E-Series.
