Floorplans
While looking for a new TT in the 25'+ range without a slide out, I have encountered something that really does not make much sense. Availability of standard floor plans in that configuration are lim...
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patchelect wrote:
As for the comments about only needing the camper for eating and sleeping being the only real needs, I must disagree. There are days that rain falls from the sky or the temperatures may be less than ideal. What then? Shiver outside wrapped in a poncho? Go shopping at Wally World until the skies change?
I must be the odd man out. Ive been camping since '93 Ive only stayed inside my trailer to eat once in all those years. Only because there was a bees nest about a foot away from the camper and I didn't want my daughter or wife to get stung. (They got me about 4 times) the nest was soon eradicated. As far as weather goes. Rain, sleet, or snow, we're outside sitting by the nice warm fire or hanging out under the awning. Or we go into the nearest town and walk around. most of the towns we camp in along the lakeshore have nice touristy shopping districts that are very walk able.
I don't camp to sit inside my trailer, I can do that at home.
