New trailer

Have fun with the new trailer. Those Winnies are nice.

We got impatient!! Ours new TT sat for six weeks while we waited for the snow to melt. It didn’t, so my DW and I finally fired up the snow blower.

We dug it out for a test run on Valentines weekend at the local State Park.
We dry camped with an electric heater to supplement the propane and spent the weekend checking everything out and snowshoeing. Great fun if you like winter.

A week later we headed south and by the time we reached TN it was warm enough to add water.

So, if the urge gets to strong, you do not have to wait for the weather to break to camp.

Enjoy

Baidy wrote:
Well we brought it home today. Our 2014 Winnebago Minnie Model 2201ds. Can't wait for the weather to warm up.

Congrats! Looks like a very similar floorplan to our Premier 22RB. Perfect for 2!

Speedogomer wrote:
Those Winnebago Minnies are cool looking trailers... What color exterior did you choose?

Stuck with the basic white. Not in to the wild colours. I wish they had a tan colour.

Ron3rd wrote:
Congrats on the new trailer. You don't see a lot of Winnebago trailers out here on the West Coast but Winnebago generally makes very good products.

Not just CA. We've been on the road since March 22nd....to FL and then over to New Orleans and now we are northeast of Birmingham, AL and I haven't spotted one Winnebago towable product as of yet. But...we'll keep looking!

Congrats on your new camper!

You have a furnace don't you - GO CAMPING!

We leave after work tonight for our first trip this year.

Those Winnebago Minnies are cool looking trailers... What color exterior did you choose?

Congrats on the new trailer. You don't see a lot of Winnebago trailers out here on the West Coast but Winnebago generally makes very good products.

Congratulations!! We've had ours since last summer, and are headed home tomorrow after almost three weeks spent in Florida and New Orleans. The Minnie is working out very well for us, and we really appreciate the amount of storage and a roomy bathroom.

If you have any questions, don't hesitate to send me a PM. Based on our experience, do check to tightness of the plumbing fittings under the kitchen sink. And make sure you check the fridge in the outdoor kitchen if you went with that option. For the bar fridge, you access the power cord and fridge control from inside the wardrobe. You have to remove a panel. I had to figure it out as my dealer didn't think to cover that in the inspection/walk thru process.

Hope you have many great travels!

Congratulations on the new camper!

14 more days till we camp again and I can't wait!

Isn't there some rule about posting pics of your new camper or something?

I'm pretty sure it's an official rule. ;-)