MKish wrote:
Thanks!
Unfortunately that link takes you to their entire lineup, with the smallest one pictured. I lack the skills to link to the proper model. We're looking at the one with a dinette slide. It's big enough for everyone to have a spot to sleep and a large enough dinette to play cards if the weather is bad. Looks like it will hold food, clothes, and toothbrushes.
Good to hear you're enjoying your larger version, Neschultz. These things look like they're put together a little better than average, when you look at cabinetry and details like that, but then again, I could probably build a beautiful trailer that would fall apart if you leaned on it so...looks aren't everything! :)
The tanks are small but you can't do much better in a TT this size. We can always carry more water in the TV. Bigger is always better but you can't have everything!
I don't think we have rental places around here but I will certainly look. We've spent time in a slightly smaller no-slide TT with some friends on a rainy camping trip and we thought it was pretty nice until we brought the dog in too. At that point it got a little tight and started to smell bad.
My trailer is very similar to the 2100BH, worked well for 5 of us for a 3 week 5,000 mile trip and for a two week trip for Florida with 4 of us. We've even been rained in for 2 days of a 4 day weekend with 4 and not gone crazy (both electronics and plenty of board and card games). The bathrooms are quite tight but are functional even for me at 6' 3" . However if my primary aim was dry camping I'd want at least a 50 gallon fresh tank and 30 gallon grey and black tanks (more grey, we always run out of grey space even without running showers but ours are 15 gallon not 25).