Scamps
Hi Folks! Well - after 4 years without a camper (had 2 kids in college at the same time, so the former Jayco went overboard) I made my final payment to Carson-Newman University and I'm ready to g...
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Stumps wrote:I thought they might be. The additional problem is that there are probably not too many used units out there.
...just received the details on the Safari Condos- including pricing. Definitely on the upper end, especially for what you get. For the same price I could upgrade my TV and buy a traditional ultra light with more room. Definitely a niche camper - just not worth the $$ for me. too bad, I liked them.
The other thing to note is just about every joint that moves allows for weather to migrate across the gap. If all you have is a small propane tank that can eat up your propane fast. If you aren't doing much dry camping that might not be a problem.
The Casita people I see traveling like to have van with them where they can put the bulkier items. They keep popup canopies and such and assemble them near their Casita. The Casita is where they sleep, cook, shower, etc.but everything else is done outside.
A lot of the "sleep x" is pure magic or wishful thinking. The longer the trip the less you are going to like everyone! Divide x by either 2 or 2.5 and that will be the comfort number of people you can have in the trailer.
