Travel trailers without slides
Are there any travel trailer manufacturers that still make trailers without slides? In the past few years it seems that there are no new ones in any of the RV dealers we have stopped at. Jack L
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"Not everyone wants to camp in a unit as big as a 1 bedroom apartment. If full timing, maybe, but not camping.
My idea of camping is being comfortable inside when inclement weather hits, but being small enough not to need an open, treeless site or pull through.
I want a rustic tree covered site with large amounts of space between me and my neighbors. After all, I go camping to get away from the neighborhood and see nature, not to welcome a block party.
Slides make it hard to get a site without a lot trees and my 26BH is huge, as it's large enough to live out of. Having a 2 slide 35' travel trailer is a full time living quarters to me, with extra space not needed unless you tend to stay inside mostly.
My Aunt and Uncle had a 32' Nomad travel trailer with a superslide. They lived out of it for 6 months on 20 acres with Bears and Moose in the U.P. of Michigan. They had a 27' travel trailer with no slides, they used to travel with, to different campgrounds. "
* This post was edited 08/17/14 01:29am by Mike Up *
Mike Up X2. We go camping to enjoy the outdoors. We watch those with huge 5ers and MHs spend most of their time inside. That's OK because that's their choice. We want a place to get out of bad weather, cook and sleep. Slides are not important to us. We have plenty of room for two adults and one dog.
My idea of camping is being comfortable inside when inclement weather hits, but being small enough not to need an open, treeless site or pull through.
I want a rustic tree covered site with large amounts of space between me and my neighbors. After all, I go camping to get away from the neighborhood and see nature, not to welcome a block party.
Slides make it hard to get a site without a lot trees and my 26BH is huge, as it's large enough to live out of. Having a 2 slide 35' travel trailer is a full time living quarters to me, with extra space not needed unless you tend to stay inside mostly.
My Aunt and Uncle had a 32' Nomad travel trailer with a superslide. They lived out of it for 6 months on 20 acres with Bears and Moose in the U.P. of Michigan. They had a 27' travel trailer with no slides, they used to travel with, to different campgrounds. "
* This post was edited 08/17/14 01:29am by Mike Up *
Mike Up X2. We go camping to enjoy the outdoors. We watch those with huge 5ers and MHs spend most of their time inside. That's OK because that's their choice. We want a place to get out of bad weather, cook and sleep. Slides are not important to us. We have plenty of room for two adults and one dog.
