Revisiting pop-up campers
Some years ago I gave serious thought to getting a truck and pop-up camper. Then life happened, and everything got put on hold. Now, as I approach retirement (at 70), I am revisiting the idea. Curr...
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theoldwizard1 wrote:
Wet bath with shower does not work well in a pop up.
Personal opinion. It's not going to be like home, but you're camping. It's supposed to be different, maybe even a little awkward at first.
My wet bath has a 360 degree curtain and you're standing in a 24x24 shower pan. It took a few trips to get a routine down, but you just can't beat a hot shower on cool mornings or a cold shower after being out in the sun and heat all day. Even if it isn't the lap of luxury.
BTW, the day they build a camper that REQUIRES a diesel engine is the day I give it up. Gas is more than adequate for any camper currently on the market.
