5 things we don't love about our RV
It's been a few months since we made our "5 things we love about our RV" post and now that things are thawing out here in Pennsylvania we've begun thinking again. We'll be prepping our trailer over t...
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We had a 30 foot travel trailer for six years but sold it in 2001. We used it for weekend trips. Most of this should apply to current trailers.
1. Lack of outside storage for outside stuff like fishing rods
2. Having the reclining chair setup just as you entered the front door. Felt cramped and we could not move the chair to a better location or the door would be blocked.
3. Two steps up to the front door. Banged our shines often.
4. Lack of much outside lighting. Only had one on the awning side and there were times we wanted to flip a switch inside to light up other areas around the camper.
5. Only one battery which is something we could have changed. Lack of battery compartment space.
We had a 30 foot travel trailer for six years but sold it in 2001. We used it for weekend trips. Most of this should apply to current trailers.
1. Lack of outside storage for outside stuff like fishing rods
2. Having the reclining chair setup just as you entered the front door. Felt cramped and we could not move the chair to a better location or the door would be blocked.
3. Two steps up to the front door. Banged our shines often.
4. Lack of much outside lighting. Only had one on the awning side and there were times we wanted to flip a switch inside to light up other areas around the camper.
5. Only one battery which is something we could have changed. Lack of battery compartment space.
