So called Destination trailers
Anyone travel with these destination trailers rather than parking long term? Most have a patio door which I really like. They have other names depends which dealer you are looking at. We don't like st...
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We own a Jayco Destination Trailer, a Jayflight Bungalow 40BHQS. We don't currently tow it, but plan to in the near future. It's just a large travel trailer. Destination Trailers are taller than most TTs, but there are plenty of other RVs out there that are taller.
One of our main concerns when we bought it was outside storage. It's not really a problem when at our seasonal site since we have a shed on site, but might be when we start traveling with it. The Jayco Destination Trailers have storage under the bed and that's it. There is a small access door on the outside, but most of the storage is inaccessible from the outside.
Our bungalow doesn't have a typical square rear bumper, so think about where you will store the sewer hoses. You will most likely need to install something under the trailer to hold the sewer hoses. Our Bungalow has a bath and a half, as a result, there are 2 sets of waste holding tanks. We use a total of 35 feet of sewer hose.
-Michael
One of our main concerns when we bought it was outside storage. It's not really a problem when at our seasonal site since we have a shed on site, but might be when we start traveling with it. The Jayco Destination Trailers have storage under the bed and that's it. There is a small access door on the outside, but most of the storage is inaccessible from the outside.
Our bungalow doesn't have a typical square rear bumper, so think about where you will store the sewer hoses. You will most likely need to install something under the trailer to hold the sewer hoses. Our Bungalow has a bath and a half, as a result, there are 2 sets of waste holding tanks. We use a total of 35 feet of sewer hose.
-Michael
