This is the time of year that we usually embark on our last camping trip. We were planning on making the trip last weekend our last of the year, but my 3 (soon to be 4) year old asked if we could go camping for his birthday after he saw another kid ...
I was wondering if anyone has used the Organized Obie products? For some reason it makes me nervous to screw things into the walls of the camper for the bunks and bed. Some of their products attach with 3M adhesive "snaps" and I am intrigued.As an ...
I am looking for opinions for those of you that had murphy beds or at least considered them.We are looking for a new camper and have been going back and forth between the pros and cons of a separate sleeping space that does not convert, versus a couc...
Hi all! I have been lurking on various camper forums for a bit and would like some input. I know a lot will be based on personal preferences, but I’m having a hard time narrowing down an exact floorplan and manufacturer/brand so I would love to hea...
profdant139 wrote:And one more thought -- we are not hijacking the thread here. This is all relevant to "how cold can you go," the OP's topic. How does one cope with winter weather?It's not really relevant to what I was asking, but I certainly don'...
CavemanCharlie wrote:campbikemom wrote:profdant139 wrote:A member just PMed me to ask about the wiper blades in that photo. I move them away from the glass when snow is in the forecast. That way, they don't freeze to the windshield.You can imagine ...
profdant139 wrote:A member just PMed me to ask about the wiper blades in that photo. I move them away from the glass when snow is in the forecast. That way, they don't freeze to the windshield.You can imagine how I learned about that trick. Yep --...
I am new here, and not really a "weight police" member. However, our tow vehicle used to be a mid-size unibody SUV with a towing capacity of 5000 pounds. Similar to the Atlas. Our camper has a dry weight of about 3200 pounds and a GVWR of 4500 (Sta...
Ride S40T wrote:campbikemom wrote:Ride S40T wrote:Murphy bed all the way. There is no substitute for the added floor space. Especially if there's no bumps. You'll appreciate that extra room on the occasional rainy day or when packing lots of famil...
