Hello All, I have what is probably a somewhat annoying question concerning camper weight and towing capacity. I have a pretty good feeling I'm ok but I'm no expert and I would really appreciate some insight from many of you that truly are experts. ...
Hello all, after much looking, contemplating, and discussion with my wife and kids we ended up picking up a 2011 Starcraft 299bhs and a killer price. The camper is fully furnished, Bunn coffee maker, zero degree lawn chairs, sleeping bags, tableware...
Ok guys, more questions from the newbie. I've been looking into these ultra light trailers and more especially the Apex Trailers and I'm wondering if the extra cost of the Azdel walls is justified. It's definitely lighter and I like the rot free ad...
Hello all, here goes my maiden voyage into RVing. I find it odd as 10 years ago I admittedly scoffed at the idea of owning a camper as I held steadfast to my opinion that the only real camping was done from a tent. Ha ha ha. Well, with age comes w...
I should elaborate a little here... The vast majority of the time this camper will sit on my private land along the river. I will only pull it from there to my house (2 miles) and to winter storage (7 miles)
Wow! What great responses, you all are great! I sure appreciate everyone's thoughts in helping me decide what's best fit my family... After all the feedback on the bunks I'm definitely more receptive to the idea. I guess I just really liked that i...
toedtoes wrote:Few thoughts:1. Converting the couch every night - no big deal. Converting the dinette every night - pain. Night time will come and you will always have to move things off the dinette. The tables are a pain to deal with - not difficul...
gbopp wrote:Get a bunk house. Setting up and taking down the couch/dinette gets old, real quick. Real quick.It's okay for occasional use but, not every night. Plus, it gives your boys their own personal area.They will like that.Yes, I definitely unde...
