Help for choosing new 5th wheel
We travel 6 weeks every summer with our teenage daughters, dog and cat to our National Parks and Historical sites. We do a little weekend camping other weekends. We have a 2012 Keystone Outback ...
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TenOC wrote:aka4170 wrote:
Husband must have outdoor kitchen.
We cook 95% of our meals outdoors. IMO outdoor kitchens (like sunroofs in cars) sound good until you have one. A good propane grill plus a camp stove (?) on a foldable table works much better than an outdoor kitchen. You can connect the grill to a small refillable 10 lb propane tank (like we do) or to your large 30 lb tanks with an extension hose.
You may wish to get other people thoughts on the subject.
From what I have seen of outdoor kitchens from those camping with us, having never owned one, vs my foldable table is the ability to put everything away quickly. We park lots in Banff and jasper and keeping a bare campsite is strictly enforced. Nothing food related is to be left outside. My cousins and friends with the large outdoor kitchen just close the large hatch and are ready to go hiking, everything away. I have to fold up my grill and stove and put them away.
To the OP, the cougar bunkhouses and the grand design reflections 29bh are probably closest to what you want floorplan wise. Also KZ I think, they aren’t common around me so I don’t really know. I’ve been toying with upgrading from bumper pull also and it is very tough to find small (under 35’) 5th wheel bunkhouses.
