Rear Dining

Just a note on the advantages of rear dining in a small Travel Trailer. My husband and I just returned from a trip to Maine. Camped at Acadia's Seawall campground for a week and did a lot of hiking. My husband and I do lot of hiking and Acadia has a lot of good trails, although they have a lot of people on them compared to Colorado. We then stayed at a beautiful campground called Cobbscook further up the coast. We found a site right on the water and backed in and had lunch looking out on the water. We have a Gulfstream Vista 17rwd, It has rear dining and we get a lot of complements on it and we love it. We met some people with TTs around the size of ours, but the had front or side dining. One couple had an Escape 19, it's a very nice camper, though I couldn't believe the price, but they said that they really liked ours when they sat down at the booth and saw what great view we had, windows on 3 sides. All they could see was their truck.
I think that more manufacturers ought to go to rear dinning it just makes sense. Sometimes you need to be inside, if it's raining or it's cold or maybe you just want to sit at a table and have your breakfast or dinner in privacy. Why not also have the bet view possible. Jut my 2 cents.