We got our camper!
My husband and I have been working toward the goal of buying a camper for a little over four years now. Yesterday, we bought it! We bought a 2018 Prowler Lynx 25LX. We pick it up in a couple of weeks ...
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Jabbi,
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Convenience? or awning? Not sure where this fits, but we found using a "Quick Sade" to be much more beneficial than a screen room on the awning. We had a 10x10 Quick Shade for over 12 years. We used it with our pop-up and then our with all 3 of our travel trailers until the cover literally wore so thin it just shredded apart.
We then replaced it with 2 new ones we purchased from Dick's Sporting Good. The beauty of these is, you can position them anywhere, especially when the sun is low in the sky and your awning does not block the sun at all. You can position one of these to block the sun, or even move it away from the camper farther in the yard, or even nearer the camp fire. We position ours all over the place as the sun shifts through the day.
We have since added a screen in version. So actually, we carry 3 of these now with us all the time. The screened one, we use at home a lot around the firepit at home to keep mosquitoes at bay.
Consider getting one of these, they really are one of the better things you can get for additional camping gadgets. Just be sure to take the cover off when you are leaving. Don't leave them standing up with the cover on if you are not there. The wind can catch them too easy and blow them away, destroying them. Take care of them and they will last 10-15 years, like our first one did.
In our own back yard:
May I add another comment?
Convenience? or awning? Not sure where this fits, but we found using a "Quick Sade" to be much more beneficial than a screen room on the awning. We had a 10x10 Quick Shade for over 12 years. We used it with our pop-up and then our with all 3 of our travel trailers until the cover literally wore so thin it just shredded apart.
We then replaced it with 2 new ones we purchased from Dick's Sporting Good. The beauty of these is, you can position them anywhere, especially when the sun is low in the sky and your awning does not block the sun at all. You can position one of these to block the sun, or even move it away from the camper farther in the yard, or even nearer the camp fire. We position ours all over the place as the sun shifts through the day.
We have since added a screen in version. So actually, we carry 3 of these now with us all the time. The screened one, we use at home a lot around the firepit at home to keep mosquitoes at bay.
Consider getting one of these, they really are one of the better things you can get for additional camping gadgets. Just be sure to take the cover off when you are leaving. Don't leave them standing up with the cover on if you are not there. The wind can catch them too easy and blow them away, destroying them. Take care of them and they will last 10-15 years, like our first one did.
In our own back yard:
