I'm having trouble finding a new camper with all the stuff that I want. Hoping someone might have some ideas. This is what I'm looking for.Fairly light weight. Ideally under 4000 lb dry weightWalk around murphy bed.Slide out dinenettFull bathroomOven under stoveAny ideas would be helpfull

If you expand your allowable weight to around 4800 pounds then finding all of those things is relatively easy. I like the Rockwood Ultra Lite.

It's getting hard to find ovens, mfrs claim nobody uses them anymore. Maybe so but we love ours! Nothing like smelling a roast cook all day when the Fall air is crisp! Or brownies baking....mmmm....Sorry no ideas, the best place to look would have been the annual RV show in Hershey PA but like everything else it got cancelled this year. RV shows in general are a good resource because you can see a lot of models quickly and also the sales reps are usually knowledgeable about models and features (not tech stuff LOL).

A slide out in a trailer under 4k pounds? Hmmmmmmmm......and a Murphy bed?.....Double hmmmmm......

What's the max weight you can handle? Something like FOREST RIVER ROCKWOOD MINI LITE 2504S has an empty weight of 4800lb and GVWR of 6300.A little higher weight wise but otherwise ticks the boxes. Is there any flexibility on tow vehicle or how heavy do you pack?

RV trader will let you search, based on features, length, weight, etc. Once you find one that you like - then go searching for it based on name and model. Or (what I did) - you can go to a huge RV website, like "Forest River" or "Thor" and then search the floorplans of all the subset brand names.I just bought a Rockwood Mini Lite 2109S - I know there's a very similar model that has a Murphy bed arrangement instead of the island queen bed. If I remember correctly, a LOT of 20' and shorter models offered the floorplan I think you are asking for. (My trailer is 4100 lbs, but it has a double axle)On edit: the 2104S is the trailer I was thinking of - BUT: it's #4900 lbs; (The murphy bed feature adds a lot of weight) and when you get that one, you lose the pass-through storage area. For what you are hoping for, you might have to go with a single axle trailer?

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Passin__Through
Explorer
Sep 29, 2020
"Tell us how you bake the brownies in that RV oven? I used it to make canned biscuits and it burned them on the bottom but not very brown on top. Whats the secret?"

Oklatraveler, get yourself a pizza stone or a piece of unglazed tile and put it in the oven on the rack just above the burner. It will act as a heat diffuser and minimize the burning of the biscuit bottoms.

I found a porcelainized metal drip pan at a thrift shop and use it instead of a tile. Works just fine, much lighter than a tile, and won't break (as the tile did). Bake the biscuits at 350 degrees for about 12 minutes or so. Then break out the butter and the Boysenberry jam and I'll be right over!:D

Didn't intend to hijack the thread - but if I can get some biscuits out of the deal........... .
snowedin
Explorer
Sep 27, 2020
You might look at the Lance travel trailers as they are fairly light weight but don't know if they have a Murphy bed. Another option might be the Flagstaff 21DS or Rockwood 2104S (nearly identical Forest River products). The Rockwood/Flagstaff has the ducted AC which much quieter than the AC just blowing directly out of the AC unit in the ceiling and
also have the Torflex suspension systems which eliminate a lot of maintenance and offer better ride.
oklatraveler
Explorer
Sep 27, 2020
BurbMan wrote:
It's getting hard to find ovens, mfrs claim nobody uses them anymore. Maybe so but we love ours! Nothing like smelling a roast cook all day when the Fall air is crisp! Or brownies baking....mmmm....

Tell us how you bake the brownies in that RV oven? I used it to make canned biscuits and it burned them on the bottom but not very brown on top. Whats the secret?
Deb_and_Ed_M
Explorer II
Sep 26, 2020
StephenandRobbin wrote:
What kind of price can one expect to pay for the Rockwood Mini Lite?

My 2018 2109S was $16,500 - it was like brand new. For a small TT, it feels immense inside and has lots of thoughtful touches. I haven't used it yet, (we tend to camp with our kids/grandkids who also have RV's) but OUR trailer allows us to put the TV outdoors, up under the awning, so if we had a rainy day, we could always offer a movie matinee for the whole gaggle of kids :-)
ppine
Explorer II
Sep 25, 2020
The Rockwood mini 2504S is the trailer I have been looking for. It does everything well. It is beautiful. This year I have been mostly sleeping in it in the backyard. I paid 13,500 for a 2013 model.
StephenandRobbi
Explorer
Sep 25, 2020
What kind of price can one expect to pay for the Rockwood Mini Lite?
Tin-bender
Explorer
Sep 25, 2020
I'll chime in for the Rockwood Mini Lite as well. We have a 2019, 2507s, look into it I think it will be every thing your looking for though a little heavier.
StephenandRobbi
Explorer
Sep 24, 2020
I've been eyeing the Winnebago. The 2021 model doesn't have the oven, but I like it otherwise.
I'll take a look at the Rockwood Mini also.
Thanks for the info guys
Reader1
Explorer
Sep 24, 2020
Our new Rockwood Mini 2104 has a slide out dinette, oven, full bathroom, and a Murphy Bed but it is 4800 lbs. When the Murphy Bed is up, there is a couch with both ends that recline. We love it.
Lwiddis
Explorer II
Sep 23, 2020
Seems a WInnebago towable Micro Minnie or Minnie might work.