One of my sons has a 1998 Coleman Santa Fe PU. The top has separated and I suspect it falls in that era that Fleetwood had those roof problems It’s a nice PU but at the moment a throwaway. Has anyone had any experience with that or similar units and...
I think you’ll find the Class C will be the most expensive to operate. Buying though, the B’s are more expensive. We looked at both B’s and C’s for just traveling, not camping, and I doubt you could get a B that didn’t need a lot of expensive mainten...
My only guess would be forest service road 393. It runs east from below Bartlett lake and ties into 87. I haven't been on it in ages and have no clue as to the condition.
“RFRYER - Did you mean 4wd RV? so you've tried a 4wd RV, pickup with camper and a travel trailer?”I was referring to a 4wd Class B. Not many of those around and B’s are very expensive anyway. My TV’s were a Ford Bronco and an F150, both 4wd. I towed ...
I agree with brholt’s comments. If you want to do any serious boondocking you need to think small, high clearance, and 4wd. Small might conflict with your “showers in the winter” idea since small units have limited capacities for water, propane and b...
I’ve done it many times in sub zero weather. Mostly winter hunting and scouting trips in the mountains. That was typically in my wall tent or PU, I rarely used my TT, it just wasn’t suitable for getting well back off the pavement in the weather condi...
