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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parcany wrote:
Jayco used to make a destination trailer but stopped years back. The Bungalow is a travel trailer. We owned a 2011. The difference is that a travel trailer have a black tank---a grey tank-- a fresh water tank. The destination trailer doesn't have any tanks. They were made to sit on a lot.
My 2014 Wildwood Lodge 394FKDS is classified as a destination trailer. It does have black and gray water holding tanks. It also has a travel trailer type roof. A PARK model trailer does NOT have holding tanks. A park model trailer has a pitched and usually a shingled roof. Go to Forest River Inc. website and you'll see that they manufacture both destination and park trailers
I am looking Purchasing a Wildwood the dealer is trying to talk me out of buying it and getting a fifth wheel because they said it’s Very difficult to tow. I am not new to RV life and I have towed and owners various rigs including a class A. I have never had this experience. For context I would need to move this every 13-26 weeks. Can you tell me what your experience has been.
Hi and welcome. Since this particular topic is about 5 years old you may want to create a new post. I think you'll get more responses.
