Any suggestions for brand?

[redseal224]

Hello all! I am looking for a the best travel trailer for full time living under 15ft. I love small spaces so no worries there and and am every bit a minimalist. But I want the features of a large trailer on a small scale with good lasting quality. I have searched countless brands and have yet to find any model thats would accommodate me. I need a good dc fridge, proper solar (something beyond a trickle), a good clean generator, a shower (not for full time), microwave, stove, sink, DEEP cell battery, separate toilet from shower (asking too much?), good black water - grey water - storage, twin/full bed only (that might make finding room for thi stuff easier) if there were one out there, no room for guests, and maximized storage (just a mini closet please). I am willing to upgrade solar on my own but seriously where is this trailer? I can't be the only one to look for it? I'm not cheap and know what I want but is it out there??

[bmj11]

I have a lance 1575 and concur , is well built and big inside for it's size.

[LakeN]

check out Parkliner......fiberglass, like a Scamp, minimalist approach....no separate shower. location is N Carolina. My sister has one and design/construction are awesome. 15 ft.

[n7bsn]

In addition to the above good possibilities, Scamp

[Vvvv1010]

gtkato wrote:
Take a look at the small Lance Travel Trailers (1575 and the 1275) and go with a Honda 200iu generator and solar panels 160W from GoPower installed by Lance) You could live full time in the 1575.

I'm with gtkato. I saw the single axle Lance 1575 at an area dealership and was really impressed with the comfort, raised dinette, separate toilet form shower. I really liked this one.

[gtkato]

Take a look at the small Lance Travel Trailers (1575 and the 1275) and go with a Honda 200iu generator and solar panels 160W from GoPower installed by Lance) You could live full time in the 1575.

[lawrosa]

The nash brands are true 4 season campers.. IMO what you are looking for. Generator compartment, solar option, etc etc...

http://www.northwoodmfg.com/index.php?page=makeplans&make=nash

[westend]

Double posting, not cool.

original thread

[the_bear_II]

Try RPOD.....

You'll need to add solar to most TT... it would be uncommon for a manufacturer to have a solar option.