Are they just short in length, or are they the cool new ones with non-conventional shapes and configurations? Our new trailer is small, but it is very much a normal travel trailer: bed, dinette, kitchenette, and bath in a big box. Is it considered a "Small TT"?

I guess 'small' is relative. Mine is small compared to those with larger ones. I don't think there's an official 'small' designation.

Wishbone51 wrote:I guess 'small' is relative. Mine is small compared to those with larger ones. I don't think there's an official 'small' designation.:) Your trailer is "small" if you or your wife is on the verge of killing each other after spending 2 days inside your trailer because of bad weather:):)

djgarcia wrote:Wishbone51 wrote:I guess 'small' is relative. Mine is small compared to those with larger ones. I don't think there's an official 'small' designation.:) Your trailer is "small" if you or your wife is on the verge of killing each other after spending 2 days inside your trailer because of bad weather:):)If that's the case, then they're all small.Some are just smaller than others. :)

I don't know of a official destination that determines small/ med/large. My opinion only was anything 22 foot and smaller.I have run into campgrounds that have a 20 foot limit. These campgrounds were set up for tents but allowed pop ups, truck campers and small trailers.

If you can cook while sitting on your bed or go from one end to the other (lengthwise) in less than 10 steps, then you have a "small" RV.

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Wishbone51
Explorer
May 22, 2015
I guess 'small' is relative. Mine is small compared to those with larger ones. I don't think there's an official 'small' designation.
MarkTwain
Explorer
May 22, 2015
Wishbone51 wrote:
I guess 'small' is relative. Mine is small compared to those with larger ones. I don't think there's an official 'small' designation.

:) Your trailer is "small" if you or your wife is on the verge of killing each other after spending 2 days inside your trailer because of bad weather:):)
gbopp
Explorer
May 22, 2015
djgarcia wrote:
Wishbone51 wrote:
I guess 'small' is relative. Mine is small compared to those with larger ones. I don't think there's an official 'small' designation.

:) Your trailer is "small" if you or your wife is on the verge of killing each other after spending 2 days inside your trailer because of bad weather:):)

If that's the case, then they're all small.
Some are just smaller than others. :)
colliehauler
Explorer III
May 22, 2015
I don't know of a official destination that determines small/ med/large.
My opinion only was anything 22 foot and smaller.

I have run into campgrounds that have a 20 foot limit. These campgrounds were set up for tents but allowed pop ups, truck campers and small trailers.
toedtoes
Explorer III
May 22, 2015
If you can cook while sitting on your bed or go from one end to the other (lengthwise) in less than 10 steps, then you have a "small" RV.
Campfire_Time
Explorer
May 22, 2015
I consider small anything 19' and smaller. 20-24 is medium. Anything longer than that is big.
Bumpyroad
Explorer
May 22, 2015
Campfire Time wrote:
I consider small anything 19' and smaller. 20-24 is medium. Anything longer than that is big.

sounds like an official designation to me. :)
bumpy
Jebby14
Explorer
May 22, 2015
my 19 footer feels small.
coolmom42
Explorer II
May 22, 2015
I consider anything 21' or under to be small. Seems like there is a big jump from 21' up to 26' or so, (medium) then 30' & up, which I consider large.

When you are trying to get into a site the layout & shape certainly don't matter, so those don't affect how I would categorize size.

But main thing is, does it suit you and can you safely tow it.
2manytoyz
Explorer
May 22, 2015
I consider our 25' TT small. It's not as tall as most, and slightly narrower.

Our TT next to the Class A I previously owned.

The term is subjective, and our little camper looks massive to a Casita.