Scamps

Stumps wrote:
...rolling motel room. we'd set up, tour the area, and we were only ever in the camper for our pre-bed time routine and to sleep. We don't even like cooking inside, we prefer to cook outside.

My first trailer was a Trailmanor 3326. In my opinion that is TM's best trailer but they are no longer being produced.

I learned several things. Number 1 having a fulltime bed is a good thing. When you are exhausted the last thing you want to have to do is assemble a bed. Add to that, the way TM was put together putting linens on the bed was super easy because the bed table could be slid in.

Number 2 the biggest problem with a pop up is that everything has to be below the table tops. Huge nuisance. The part of 2 is learning how to put the top up or down in rain.

Stumps wrote:
...our next camper can be tight inside, as long as we have bed space and storage space. I wouldn't even get a bathroom in it, it's not necessary for us. We don't mind campground bathhouses.

We like having room. We do Cowboy Action Shooting which is quite a group activity. When you have putting lead on steel for 5 hours at altitude and sun bringing in you fellow posse members for cold drinks and a place to stretch out goes a long way.

On bathrooms, guys can be very spartan. If you are married there can be certain requirements. I learned if you do not want to have to take the dogs for a walk at midnight, a bathroom needs to have a certain amount privacy.

The other nice thing is to have bathroom access while on the road. It is great not to have to worry about whether you have found a good bathroom.