Exactly how important is a slide?
I said I'd never get a camper without a slide, but we've found a hybrid that looks really roomy and doesn't have a slide. It's a 2007 Roo 233. The price is right and it appears to be in good condition...
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Floor plan plays a part on whether or not a slide is necessary.
We have a Starcraft 229TB and the layout (in our opinion) works without needing a slide.
Everything is usable while closed. There is enough room behind the dinette, between the kitchen counter and fridge for our kids to play on the floor while the adults play games at the table.
We can still sit 5 comfortably at the table and I plan on extending the table somehow to add 2 more seats utilizing the sofa.
It seems that the older hybrids were designed with very narrow walkways.
We would have wanted a slide if that was what was available when we were shopping around.
We have a Starcraft 229TB and the layout (in our opinion) works without needing a slide.
Everything is usable while closed. There is enough room behind the dinette, between the kitchen counter and fridge for our kids to play on the floor while the adults play games at the table.
We can still sit 5 comfortably at the table and I plan on extending the table somehow to add 2 more seats utilizing the sofa.
It seems that the older hybrids were designed with very narrow walkways.
We would have wanted a slide if that was what was available when we were shopping around.
