which brands have good winter packages?
Hi everyone,
We are looking at getting our first travel trailer and it is overwhelming of course. Mainly right now for my husbands job which requires him to work away on jobsites and doesn't pay for hotels. Of course having it for vacations would be great too..but for now, since he works year round, I know we need a real " winter" package and aside from artic fox, any other rv brands that do a good job with their polar or winter packages? We don't need or want a enormous trailer. I'm looking for used models. I looked at truck campers but we have a 2008 ford f250sd diesel srw, so I think we are overweight for any with a slide, and maybe some without..I came across a nice older kinda smaller (27ft) used artic fox 5th wheel but unsure of that too since we don't have a dually and we don't need one all that big. I can't afford a new truck just for the camper. I like what I have seen of the artic fox line but to buy new...you know the saying, champagne tastes with beer wallet..even used they are pricey. So what else is out there that you guys can vouch for that works well in winter situations? (Midwest and northeast winters) Thanks!:)
We are looking at getting our first travel trailer and it is overwhelming of course. Mainly right now for my husbands job which requires him to work away on jobsites and doesn't pay for hotels. Of course having it for vacations would be great too..but for now, since he works year round, I know we need a real " winter" package and aside from artic fox, any other rv brands that do a good job with their polar or winter packages? We don't need or want a enormous trailer. I'm looking for used models. I looked at truck campers but we have a 2008 ford f250sd diesel srw, so I think we are overweight for any with a slide, and maybe some without..I came across a nice older kinda smaller (27ft) used artic fox 5th wheel but unsure of that too since we don't have a dually and we don't need one all that big. I can't afford a new truck just for the camper. I like what I have seen of the artic fox line but to buy new...you know the saying, champagne tastes with beer wallet..even used they are pricey. So what else is out there that you guys can vouch for that works well in winter situations? (Midwest and northeast winters) Thanks!:)
