Comparing 2 campers
I posted earlier last week about what we could pull with our 2002 Dodge Dakota. Well we traded it in Friday for a Dodge Ram 1500 4x4 so now we are back to the drawing board. We are looking at 2 dif...
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PawPaw_n_Gram wrote:
Didn't realize you had kids.
That age it is important in my opinion that the kids have a place of their own. Making up a bed every night in the middle of the living area is a pain. It also restricts options for the adults.
I have seen a Jayco Jay Feather X213 which is only 300 lbs or so heavier than the X20E. It has bunks on the front wall, bath in the middle and a slide out king bed - head out behind the living area. Hate to suggest another trailer to look at, but I think it would suit your needs better - and give you a trailer which can grow with the kids.
I agree. The Puma would be great for 2 people but it's going to get very small, very fast. Look at a small TT with bunks. We've had two when the kids were still going camping with us. You will probably be a lot happier with a unit that has beds for everyone, and a dedicated dinette and couch. (Keep in mind that when you open that couch to make a bed, you probably won't be able to walk between it and the dinette.
