Change of plans! Now I want a teardrop!
Some of you may remember me from a year ago when I was asking advice on towing with my Ford Escape. I previously decided to screw it and buy any TT I wanted and have a friend tow it to a campground fo...
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Bumpyroad wrote:gmw photos wrote:
To me, a teardrop is basically the same as tent camping only with a hard floor a couple feet off the ground. That's cool if it works for you, but it's not for everyone.
air conditioned, no canvas, easier setup. they are far from a tent.
except for room.
bumpy
Not trying to slam teardrops at all. And I have tent camped in everything from very small one man tents ( I've done a lot of motorcycle traveling/tent camping ), to very large field tents that had a wood ceiling beam running it's length. To me, anything I can't stand up straight in, have a dry bath in, cook and sit in comfortable chair in, is, "not much more than a tent".
To each his own, but in this case, the OP may be seeing these things with stars in her eyes, because it "looks to be something she can pull with her Escape".
At the end of the day, or at then end of being cooped up inside a small space during a rainy season, it's appeal could wear thin.
