Camper or 5th wheel ?
I have been agonizing over this for too long. I really like some of the advantages of the camper but the big drawback is spending 5 months of the year in a small space that does not have a real comfor...
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"I have looked at many units from Class A, C and lots of 5th wheels. I have owned a camper, 5th wheel and recently sold my 30ft TT. Without going in to all the details, it's either a 5th or Camper. The other units won't go where I want to go and after much searching, I already have a fantastic truck ."
I thought this thread was dead too. If you are spry enough to travel in a TC, go for it. Jeanie and I did a 32 day, 9000 mile round trip to AK in 2003, going up thru Vancouver Is./across to B.C. on the ferry to Prince Rupert/up the Cassiar Hwy to AK/up way past the Arctic Circle and returned on at least 2500 miles of gravel roads, and never got a motel. We boondocked in out-of-the-way places most of the time, staying at some very nice campgrounds with plug ins too. Living in British Columbia; finally hearing of your camping style, and you both enjoying boondocking, I would think a large, 4 season TC would be king.
jefe
"I have looked at many units from Class A, C and lots of 5th wheels. I have owned a camper, 5th wheel and recently sold my 30ft TT. Without going in to all the details, it's either a 5th or Camper. The other units won't go where I want to go and after much searching, I already have a fantastic truck ."
I thought this thread was dead too. If you are spry enough to travel in a TC, go for it. Jeanie and I did a 32 day, 9000 mile round trip to AK in 2003, going up thru Vancouver Is./across to B.C. on the ferry to Prince Rupert/up the Cassiar Hwy to AK/up way past the Arctic Circle and returned on at least 2500 miles of gravel roads, and never got a motel. We boondocked in out-of-the-way places most of the time, staying at some very nice campgrounds with plug ins too. Living in British Columbia; finally hearing of your camping style, and you both enjoying boondocking, I would think a large, 4 season TC would be king.
jefe
