Toliet/shower questions

Are you married or single? That right there answers the question for me. In our younger years we did the tent thing but now I wouldn't own an RV without a toilet and inside shower. The inside shower gets used every trip.

At 6' 265 pounds, petite I am not. I fit just fine in the shower of our dry bath Lance 1055.

Upgrading from a TT lacking a restroom, my wife swore she'd kill me if I bought a TC without a toilet. The cassettes seemed weird to me, so I started looking for the lightest possible TC (3/4-ton) with a wet bath which pretty leaves the Lance 825 as my only option.

Now that we have the wet bath, we are soooo happy to just be able to pull over to the side of the road anytime day or night and do our duty (pun intended). I'm 6'5 and 240 and the shower's a bit small, but I manage with little problems.

Nagara by fleet wood , 4k in weight. Nice. Pop up.two kings beds, Mike wave, hard side bath.now it's all happy-camping

A bath was a requirement when I was camper shopping. I'd camped under the cap on a pickup for a while and found there were far too many times where using my outdoor portable shower was just not an option and, for me at least, a sponge bath just didn't quite cut it after a hot day in the outdoors where regular application of bug spray on any exposed skin was a requirement. I'm also a big dude (6'2" 230 lbs) and I usually step into the shower for an initial rinse, step out so I have the space to lather up, then step back in for the rinse off. As long as the weather outside is mild, the outdoor shower/toilet is fine. But the times when you need to bundle up to go outdoors, either due to temperature or precipitation, is when the indoor facilities are worth the weight/cost. IMHO.

I wouldn't consider a TC without toilet/shower.

It's so nice not having to go outside in the middle of the night or to shower or even just comfortably sponge bathe.

It may not seem like a big deal at first, but the first blush of love (for the unit) wanes quickly when you realize you miss it.

If it's only you, it may be okay...for a woman, we require just a bit more. (We're special).:W

I used to be able to drive 400 miles without a break , but those days are over. I love having my bathroom where ever I'm traveling. As I read previous comments, I too am a large person and I manage just fine in my compact wet bath. I'll pee just about anywhere, but I don't like to sit down in public restrooms unless I have to.

My wife and I are also shower before bed type people. Hard for me to go to sleep feeling sticky, love to hit the sheets feeling fresh.

And I chauffeur my mom (semi in-con-tenant) and other senior relatives frequently and they too love having a bathroom when we travel back and forth across the state to visit relatives.

Go with a bathroom. If you don't use it it will always make a nice storage closet. Hans

If I did not have the combo T&S I would just go back to sleeping in the truck topper. For me its the #1 reason to own a tc. I use my shower most of the time even if another is availible.

I tented for years and did the hole in the ground & public toilets, was very happy to get a toilet of my own that I did not worry about how clean it was or waiting for line ups. Plus in the rain, snow, at night or in the cold I could just use my own toilet.

As for the shower I have never used mine, a sponge bath is faster, easier and less mess for me. If I do want / need a shower then I find a campground with one.

Pre-rv, we were avid tent campers and it didn't have a built-in shower or toilet. Top priority switching to an rv was a nice fully equipped bathroom. Now, we're pretty much prepared for any situation.