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mtnman1989 wrote:
exploringcarolina
Thanks for the pics! We still ride dual sport, that's why we moved there full time. We do some camphost volunteer work at Mortimer as fill in's when needed.
We like Price real good.
We looked at the Camp Lites today.
Where did you get your Camp Lite?
mtnman

We purchased our CampLite at BoatNRV @ Ridgeland SC. I had a 2004 Chalet LTW pop up with floor rot. Call them & told them about the Chalet with floor rot. They gave me a good trade in on the Chalet and fair deal over the telephone for the CampLite. Went down & sealed the deal. If we buy another camper it will probably be a CampLite 13QBB.

We really liked the Chalet and they started installing composite floors to prevent floor rot in models built after 2004.

Have a small CRF right now & probably will get another one so my Wife & I both have bikes to ride DS. Need to sell a couple road bikes first. Used to ride a KLR around Mortimer. Enjoy riding DS in your area and will get back to it again soon.

Mortimer:



ShortOff Mountain:

exploringcarolina
Thanks for the pics! We still ride dual sport, that's why we moved there full time. We do some camphost volunteer work at Mortimer as fill in's when needed.
We like Price real good.
We looked at the Camp Lites today.
Where did you get your Camp Lite?
mtnman

mtnman1989 wrote:

We actually live 15 miles on up the dirt road in Mortimer, (old ghost town) and we did not get anything but it was awful lot of damage in Collettsville. mtnman

Hope everything is OK at your house.

Used to ride Dual Sport bikes on fire roads around Wilson Creek, Maple Sally RD, and Linville Gorge. We camped at Mortimer CG a few times. Beautiful area!

Here's area photos while camping at Linville Falls (not the one on the BRP) with the CampLite earlier this summer:

Wisemans View, Linville Gorge:



Linville Falls Campground:



Duggers Creek:

We love the Camplite models!
mtnman

get any hail storms in Collettsville, NC

OH yes!
We actually live 15 miles on up the dirt road in Mortimer, (old ghost town) and we did not get anything but it was awful lot of damage in Collettsville. US Hwy 90 was closed with trees and root balls that had fallen into the road. I could only imagine what the rescue workers thought as they had to work their way into the area for several miles?

There is a creek that runs toward Lenoir and homes along this route all had small bridges to cross in their driveways, they lost their bridges and now have makeshift walk bridges to get in and out, no cars can cross yet today!
mtnman

But camplite.... get any hail storms in Collettsville, NC OP?

exploringcarolina wrote:
You may want to checkout the LivinLite Travel Trailer lineup.

Spot on!

CampLite Models

We just purchased a new travel trailer in May. We wanted one with a front queen bed and rear bathroom and wanted an entertainment center to divide the queen bed area from the rest of the trailer. Seemed to be a bunch of these type floor plans in varying lengths and from many manufacturers.

Canyon-Cruiser wrote:

kendive wrote:
Just a few things different here and there. I think 200QB is a little lighter though.

Yes. It does look similar but as for the weight, the 200QB Unloaded weight (Dry weight) list as 3804#. The Vista Cruiser list as 2937#. The 200QB is about 2' longer and 6" wider though.

Your right... I was looking at the wrong number. :S

kendive wrote:
Just a few things different here and there. I think 200QB is a little lighter though.

Yes. It does look similar but as for the weight, the 200QB Unloaded weight (Dry weight) list as 3804#. The Vista Cruiser list as 2937#. The 200QB is about 2' longer and 6" wider though.