Buying a new camper, which one?
I have owned a truck camper in the past, heck I have owned just about every type of RV except a class A and a toy hauler. We already have an Open Range 318 but that's for paved road camping. What I ne...
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rider997 wrote:billyray50 wrote:bighatnohorse wrote:
Northern Lite.
Whichever camper, make sure that you can use it with the slide-in.
Just curious. Which brand of TC can you use with the slide in?
Not just brand, but specific model. The Arctic Fox 811 (for instance, since it's one of the topics of this thread) can be fully utilized with the slide in, with the exception of the small cabover step-up storage compartment and the long under-dinette storage area.
We don't run the slide out in heavy snow or bitter cold. Ingress/egress is a bit tight, but most average sized people can get in and out of the camper. The kitchen, bathroom, and refrigerator can all be fully accessed with the slide in.
The ability to use the camper with the slide in is also convenient in tight parking lots, for quick pit stops, and while "stealth" camping.
Same thing for arctic fox 1150. Probably all arctic foxes.
