TT with driver side door?

In my case: I need a trailer I can back into a spot in Baja. I can't ''pull'' a trailer into the spot as I can't exit the truck forward. A door with access on the passenger side would be blocked by trees. Just can't have the door on the passenger side. Rear door could work -- driver side door, mid-trailer, would be ideal. Think Im striking out.

OK I'll bite. Why would you want a trailer with a back door?:h If you are looking for an escape route, use the fire escape window. Cruiser was building Viewfinders for Export to Australia which were a mirror image of the ones built for US use. I don't know if you could buy one for domestic use or not. Since the trailer is mirror imaged, I would have to assume that your utility connections would not work in campgrounds in the USA as they would also be on the wrong side.
ArizAl

Terryallan wrote:

BobsYourUncle wrote:
It is a safety thing.

No doors allowed on the drivers side, only curb side.

This is for the purpose of entering and exiting in safety without being hit by a passing vehicle.

Where in the world do you camp, that you would have to worry about stepping out of your camper into the path of a car???? Who sets up that close to a road?

Also, That's not true. I have seen doors on the driver's side

many class As with a driver's door.
bumpy

Open range - Mesa ridge is one I think

BobsYourUncle wrote:
It is a safety thing.

No doors allowed on the drivers side, only curb side.

This is for the purpose of entering and exiting in safety without being hit by a passing vehicle.

Where in the world do you camp, that you would have to worry about stepping out of your camper into the path of a car???? Who sets up that close to a road?

Also, That's not true. I have seen doors on the driver's side

Over the last few years there have only been a few models with a door in the back. Probably not much demand for it.

import one from australia.
bumpy

I have a door on each side of my trailer. The main door is on the curb side and the 1/2 bath door is on the traffic side.

Safety wise I can understand why most have the main door on the passenger side and campgrounds are also set up for the door to be there.

It is a safety thing.

No doors allowed on the drivers side, only curb side.

This is for the purpose of entering and exiting in safety without being hit by a passing vehicle.