Every regret your small TT?

Sort of. we bought a 26' and if I find a Nash that's 29', I'll probably swap.

Part of it depends on how long you'll spend in it. If it's just for a 2 - 3 day weekend, small ones are fine. If you're going to do a couple of months in it, 25' is just a little too short in my opinion, especially if you get into some bad weather. You need an extra foot in the bedroom to get around the bed, and extra foot in the bathroom so you can turn around or towel off, and an extra foot in the kitchen so you have enough counter space to prepare a meal.

Bill

Went from sleeping bag in bed of truck to sleeping bags in tent to camper to pop-up to small travel trailer to larger travel trailer to smaller 5th wheel to large 5th wheel with slides.

Love the large 5th wheel but now that we are NOT Full Timing we are ready for a small travel trailer so we can get into places that just not conducive to dragging large 5th wheel into

Just depends on ones idea of how they are going to use it.

I purchased a 20ft Hybrid two years ago.

Last winter we (wife and I plus two cats and a dog and occasional MIL) spent 3 months living in it. Loved it!

This winter we are spending four months living in it. This year we have we also entertained my sister for week.

This camper is just perfect for us and our lifestyle. Bigger i not always better. Bigger may just be a PITA.

I think people should know what stage in life they are at and buy accordingly. I realise this can be hard to figure out but it's the best advice I can give.

Our purchased TT is...17.25' and fine for the 2 of us with an occasional visitor.

I'm not interested in spending a lot of time cleaning or mimicking my S+B existence of multiple rooms, on wheels. Maybe that would have been nice when I'd a growing family and active social life at the campground but it holds no particular appeal for me now.

We want to spend time in and within nature, hiking, cycling, and maybe kayaking across the continent and get out, memories intact, to embark on some other adventures.

Know yourself, your priorities and you'll make the right choice for you and yours :).

No. The bigger you are, the more limited you are -- and we prefer dry camping in DNR and USNF type campgrounds. 30 yeas of camping (up to 6 weeks a a time), half dozen rigs, never owned anything bigger than 24'.

we were fine with our 24'11" Hybrid TT for 10 years.
now that we're retired, it's too small and no walkaround bed.
so, we're getting a 26'6" Tracer 255AIR.

Every regret your small TT?

No. But I would definitely stay with a dual axle.

I went from a 16ft TT single axle to a 21ft TT dual axle and then on to a 31ft MH.

If I had do-overs, I would most definitely go back to my my 21ft dual axle Palomino Thoroughbred TT!

Which I am presently looking to find another one and it's like they disappeared off the face of the earth or I had the only one made. :C

Everyone has their own requirements when it comes to a tt. We have a small 17' and have no regrets. However, the longest trips we take is 2 weeks.

Yes, there are some features we would get the next time that aren't available in a 17, but we're not really interested until we retire and take extended trips.

I have no interest whatsoever in just hanging out inside my tt.

We went from a 29' trailer down to our 26'9" Minnie and have not had any regrets. But after having only a dinette (no couch), we decided to remove the dinette and replace is with a 74" couch and a small end table. We picked our 2201DS because of the amount of storage space it has, a roomy bathroom and an outdoor kitchen. We've managed quite well and have taken 6 week trips.

We have been camping in our 2004 21 foot TT since it was brand new, and with 2 kids, and have loved every minute of it. Now that it is just wife and myself, the TT is perfect.

We really just don't spend that much time in the camper except for sleeping.

Sure, every once in a while it would have been nicer to have a bigger TT, but you can say that about anything!