Newbie here - Is R-Pod a good choice?
Never owned a Travel Trailer but wifey and I are looking to purchase one. Just the two of us and our dog. Don't know much but do like the R-Pod 180 - has a dry bathroom. Pulling with a V8 SUV - ...
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It's good that you're getting it narrowed down to half dozen or so. Now, your mission is to take Mrs cw, and go look at and sit in these diff trailers.
One thing I did when shopping was to go in, sit down for about five minutes and just "look around", and try to imagine being in there for several days, like during a long rainy or cold period. Pretty quickly you'll get to where you will be able to go into a given trailer and say, ugh, I don't like this at all......or, hey, I could do this.
Other folks look at them as just a box to sleep in, and plan on spending all their time outdoors.
EDIT: cw, looking at some of the floorplans you are posting, it appears you may be wanting a north-south oriented bed. If that's the case, you may want to scratch the funfinders like mine from your list, as mine is a east-west bed. For me, since it's just me and a small dog, I prefer E-W bed because it creates more "daytime living space", if you see what I mean.
One thing I did when shopping was to go in, sit down for about five minutes and just "look around", and try to imagine being in there for several days, like during a long rainy or cold period. Pretty quickly you'll get to where you will be able to go into a given trailer and say, ugh, I don't like this at all......or, hey, I could do this.
Other folks look at them as just a box to sleep in, and plan on spending all their time outdoors.
EDIT: cw, looking at some of the floorplans you are posting, it appears you may be wanting a north-south oriented bed. If that's the case, you may want to scratch the funfinders like mine from your list, as mine is a east-west bed. For me, since it's just me and a small dog, I prefer E-W bed because it creates more "daytime living space", if you see what I mean.
