The threads i see are 3-5yr old... so feel the need to confirm...We're looking at a keystone cougar 5'er - made a quick call and semi as expected - us price is way better than the canadian...Found a dealer stateside who sells the csa (canadian versio...
Need some direction from some of the RV shoppers around here... We outgrew our 80's Frontier 20'er, our new little guy needs a berthStarted some looking, but everything we see is completely inappropriate for our camping scenarios... Everything I see ...
Hah! Learn something new every day...Unfortunately the 19' just doesn't seem like it'll be big enough, still leaves us one bed short... Not going the horse trailer route, holy swizzlesticks those are $$$$$$$$. Surprising how the manufacturers are all...
We've found the 5ths way better off the beaten track, when the going gets ugly the 5th plants the rear - and the trailer tends to not slide sideways down the slope when your on wet clay... overall length is shorter, pivot ahead of the rear bumper let...
Hint - ebay/kijiji/craigslist a park pass The car rental agency staffers are usually posting them regularly - can pick up one for 20-50$. But unless things have changed - pay attention to which parks they're valid at some are single area.
Newgate Sandy Shores resort - on lake koocanusa in BC this shot taken from the firepit on site 49Expensive, but was quiet till the long weekend warriors and their gensets showed up...
Yeah, the arctic fox has a slide... no slides. I've spent way too much time helping others get their fubared slides closed, after looking at 20+ of these, I've decided they're for highway use only, take them out into the rough - and they'll fail in s...
