Travel Trailers Picking the right one
Good afternoon my wife and I are looking at buying a Travel trailer and I have no idea where to start looking as far as quality. We know what style we want but how do you choose one brand over another...
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With the responses you get on this forum keep in mind only a small portion of RV'ers visit this forum. Most RV'ers on this forum are here for answers to a problem they are having, information about the RV lifestyle, product information like you, sharing information relating to RVs or RVing or enjoy providing answers to RV related questions like me.
RV'ers that are happy with their choice of RV, don't have problems, don't need advice and are too busy to spend time on RV forums won't be here to answer you. That's the majority of RV'ers.
That being said, we have had many RV's each one was bought based upon how the floorplan fit our needs. We didn't research the brand but trusted what we saw. Several were used but the last two were brand new mid-level units.
Both have lasted over 16 years of use. Our current RV is over 20 years old. We travel locally at least once per month and take 1 or 2 long trips each year.
Best place to compare RVs is to go to a large RV Show or two in your area
When looking through the units spend time as if you lived in the units...is the toilet area and shower comfortable/ not too tight...if someone is cooking at the stove can you get by easily or is there a bottleneck....is the seating good with good sight line to the TV and out the windows...etc
RV'ers that are happy with their choice of RV, don't have problems, don't need advice and are too busy to spend time on RV forums won't be here to answer you. That's the majority of RV'ers.
That being said, we have had many RV's each one was bought based upon how the floorplan fit our needs. We didn't research the brand but trusted what we saw. Several were used but the last two were brand new mid-level units.
Both have lasted over 16 years of use. Our current RV is over 20 years old. We travel locally at least once per month and take 1 or 2 long trips each year.
Best place to compare RVs is to go to a large RV Show or two in your area
When looking through the units spend time as if you lived in the units...is the toilet area and shower comfortable/ not too tight...if someone is cooking at the stove can you get by easily or is there a bottleneck....is the seating good with good sight line to the TV and out the windows...etc
