ralph day wrote:
Best outdoor speakers have a cord and fit in your ears. Can't understand why people feel the need to entertain everyone in the campground. I like the "radio free" sites.
It helps them tolerate other peoples' yapping dogs, blowing cigarette smoke and mosquito fogging noisy diesels. :B
I'm partial to Jayco for the features you list. Like any other brand, check that you can get to the fridge and bathroom with the slide in. If you're tall, make sure it has a full 80" queen bed. Check tub to ceiling height. Some tubs are raised and a tall guy can't stand in the tub/shower. I pass on any TT that has a cable driven slide and I'd really have to like it otherwise to settle for hydraulics. Our 2" receiver is a must for carrying our two 26 lb Trek bikes on the rear. Counter space, closet space, storage space, tank capacity, seating, television placement can all add to or subtract from a camping trip. Just a few thoughts.
