Has anyone gone from a 35' TT to a HTT?
Seems like a lot of people go the other way. We have a 35' Jayco bunkhouse that we love, but it's HUGE and heavy. We knew when purchasing it that we'd be limited on the places we could camp and what...
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I have a nonslide 2 tent plus rear perpendicular bunkbeds in a 21ft box. Sure its tight, but give 100% access, and rear bunk beds for off season use.
:BWorks wonders for our family: 1 year old toddler, 5 year old and both are girls. They can play on the side bunk, or up front. Lower bunk secure area for the baby, upper bunk gets dirty clothes, and stores extra bedding, toys, and pillows.
We have super high wind gizmos and have no fears about camping in direct sunlight. Ambient temps in the upper 90s, high 1pm sun angle, and you can hang out, sleep or play in the front bunk area.
:BWorks wonders for our family: 1 year old toddler, 5 year old and both are girls. They can play on the side bunk, or up front. Lower bunk secure area for the baby, upper bunk gets dirty clothes, and stores extra bedding, toys, and pillows.
We have super high wind gizmos and have no fears about camping in direct sunlight. Ambient temps in the upper 90s, high 1pm sun angle, and you can hang out, sleep or play in the front bunk area.
