Rockwood 122 hard side
We are going next weekend to look at a couple of 2014 Rockwood model 122 and 122S hard-sided pop-up campers and I have not found a lot of feedback online from owners. Does anyone here have any experie...
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The Forest River Forum has a fairly active A Frame group. You should get good response with your inquiry.
What I like best about my A Frame is that I can see the cars behind me when I am towing it! I LOVE the low profile. GREAT gas savings! I can put it up all by myself within a couple minutes. It takes longer to unhook from truck than setting it up. Ha ha. There is also (surprisingly) much more room for storage inside than one originally imagines. The bubble windows allow for good head clearance when sitting at the dinette. I don't know about the bed at at the other end because my model has a pull out soda bed. We keep it as a sofa during the day. Many people mod the dining table because of its weight and cumbersome size. I ha e pondered it myself but spouse said it's fine. They go up fast and have all amenities. I have no complaints about ours. It does what we expect. I recently took out some stuff we didn't use all season & reorganized it again.
If I had to suggest one thing to purchase when you bring your A Frame home, it would be to get a Bal leveler. Ours has made a world of difference for leveling the trailer when my husband isnt with me. AND be sure to get the second year warranty coverage ($100) directly thru Forest River - very few dealers let their tent trailer/A-Frame buyers know about that.
Hope to see you on the Forest River site!
What I like best about my A Frame is that I can see the cars behind me when I am towing it! I LOVE the low profile. GREAT gas savings! I can put it up all by myself within a couple minutes. It takes longer to unhook from truck than setting it up. Ha ha. There is also (surprisingly) much more room for storage inside than one originally imagines. The bubble windows allow for good head clearance when sitting at the dinette. I don't know about the bed at at the other end because my model has a pull out soda bed. We keep it as a sofa during the day. Many people mod the dining table because of its weight and cumbersome size. I ha e pondered it myself but spouse said it's fine. They go up fast and have all amenities. I have no complaints about ours. It does what we expect. I recently took out some stuff we didn't use all season & reorganized it again.
If I had to suggest one thing to purchase when you bring your A Frame home, it would be to get a Bal leveler. Ours has made a world of difference for leveling the trailer when my husband isnt with me. AND be sure to get the second year warranty coverage ($100) directly thru Forest River - very few dealers let their tent trailer/A-Frame buyers know about that.
Hope to see you on the Forest River site!
