Trying to decide
I am considering going to a pull behind,my knees are making it difficult for me to negotiate the steps inside my 5er;I am single,but desire comfort and quality,as close to 30 ft as practical;I know th...
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OK, listen people. ALL RVs have steps to get in and out. They don't all have steps INSIDE. Pretty much just fivers. Give the person a break. If you spend your day inside, you can mosey front to back as much as you want without any steps to deal with in a trailer.
OP, my only suggestion would be based on my assumption that you already have a stout truck, so you don't have to limit yourself to lighter trailers. In that case I agree with the recommendation for Northwood and Outdoors RVs. Jayco Eagles might be an option, but I think most of those are pretty long. Highland Ridge makes at least one shorter model that looks roomy inside and should be comfortable.
OP, my only suggestion would be based on my assumption that you already have a stout truck, so you don't have to limit yourself to lighter trailers. In that case I agree with the recommendation for Northwood and Outdoors RVs. Jayco Eagles might be an option, but I think most of those are pretty long. Highland Ridge makes at least one shorter model that looks roomy inside and should be comfortable.
