Help me know what kind of camper to look for.
We currently own a 2004 Flagstaff 176LTD pop-up. We bought it used about 4 or 5 years ago and have loved it, but we would like to move away from the pop-up to a regular type camper. The biggest reason...
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On #5, not all trailers are usable while on the road, or are only with extreme compromise. My trailer is very tight to get to the bathroom or bunks while on the road due to the slide and the kitchen is basically unusable (I've heated water for raman while waiting at the ER, that's about as much as I'd want to do with the slide in). We do sleep in it while traveling but the kids get to shuffle past the slide. It's one of those things to keep an eye on if it's a significant consideration for you, I know I've crossed a few potential future trailers off my want list based on how the slides block access while in.
